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[yani]

God Tier - Fur Coat

 

[The Star King]

Speaking of chicks, happy International Women's Day!

Go do something nice for those ladies in your life

 

[yani]

We have to make them sandwiches

 

[King Funk]

http://www.justin.tv/kingfunk

 

[tyhiggz]

I'm with Bcow on that one.

I don't how i feel about this "hyrule tier" nonsense.

 

[TANK64]

women's history month apparently too

also, Oreos turned 100yrs old for those who don't keep up with the super important.

and leather jackets are definitely s tier. And there are all sort of blazers (are you just grouping them with sports jackets?). What about leather blazers... This could get complicated.

 

[B Link]

oh man, I'm craving oreos. Also, oreo mcflurries.

 

[SSBPete]

bomber jackets are s tier

fun fact: oreo means nice (tasty) in greek

 

[kys]

bomber jackets are s tier

fun fact: oreo means nice (tasty) in greek

Sorry to be a nerd, but that's not really true. There is a greek word "oraios" (pronounced o-rye-us...and where is my damn greek font?) which means nice. However, the words kalos and eucharistos are much more common usages for the word "nice" (especially kalos), and even those are better translated as "good". I have never, ever seen "oraios" used in an eating context with any readings I've come across.

I've also been told that oreo comes from the French "or" meaning gold, or the Greek "oros" meaning mountain. Conclusion? Some guy just named them oreos and a couple of people have tried waaay to hard to come up with a reason behind it.

In conclusion, oreo doesn't mean *****.

 

[King Funk]

GGs Star King it was mad fun. <3

I really gotta go to the US again, and maybe the two Kings will meet! =D

 

[The Star King]

Those live streamed matches with King Funk were by far the most fun I've had on 5 frames. The ratio of hilarious ****:time was ridiculously high. Just ROFL. Those Samus dittos LOL.

 

[King Funk]

Those live streamed matches with King Funk were by far the most fun I've had on 5 frames. The ratio of hilarious ****:time was ridiculously high. Just ROFL. Those Samus dittos LOL.

Those Samus dittos indeed. xD

I really enjoyed all those games. For 5 frames they were really full of cool stuff.

I'm going to a tourney this weekend but let's play on sunday maybe? ^^

 

[The Star King]

I'll try no guarantees though

 

[King Funk]

I'll try no guarantees though

Will prolly be streaming something late sunday (well afternoon for you), you can talk to me there. From now on I'm always posting a link on the social thread if I start streaming.

 

[yani]

oh man, I'm craving oreos. Also, oreo mcflurries.

Don't forget Oreo Frosty's

 

[SuPeRbOoM]

You guys get 5 frames? I get that with euros too hue

 

[SSBPete]

Sorry to be a nerd, but that's not really true. There is a greek word "oraios" (pronounced o-rye-us...and where is my damn greek font?) which means nice. However, the words kalos and eucharistos are much more common usages for the word "nice" (especially kalos), and even those are better translated as "good". I have never, ever seen "oraios" used in an eating context with any readings I've come across.

I've also been told that oreo comes from the French "or" meaning gold, or the Greek "oros" meaning mountain. Conclusion? Some guy just named them oreos and a couple of people have tried waaay to hard to come up with a reason behind it.

In conclusion, oreo doesn't mean *****.

you're so insanely wrong it's laughable

do you have 4 greek grandparents who only speak greek? do you have 2 greek parents who speak in greek? did you go to greek school from the age of 8? did you live in greece for a month? were you brought up in greek culture from birth?

i'm sorry to burst your bubble but oreo is the most common greek word used to describe food as nice. i, as well as tens, possibly hundreds of other greek people i know use oreo to describe nice tasting food.

read that, *****

 

[asianaussie]

to be fair, i pronounced the chinese word for 'plastic' incorrectly for about 16 years (as my parents did), until my caucasian teacher corrected me

went home and my parents were completely oblivious to the fact they had been doin it wrong

it was a dark day for asians everywhere

 

[SSBPete]

this has nothing to do with pronunciation

 

[asianaussie]

'suo-liao' as opposed to 'su-liao'

there was a letter difference too

 

[SSBPete]

your mother

 

[asianaussie]

you seem unusually angry today

calm down we get it, you're greek

 

[cheeseball341]

What's everyone else's favourite racist stereotype?

 

[The Star King]

Sophomore year, I found out I've been pronouncing "women", "colonel", "iron", and "chasm" wrong.

Speaking of which I'm pretty sure you were pronouncing "pivot" wrong on your stream King Funk ;P

 

[ciaza]

What's everyone else's favourite racist stereotype?

aborginals. i miss being racist to all of them back at high school. the jokes were HILARIOUS

what do you call one aboriginal on the moon? a problem. what do you call a million aboriginals on the moon? problem solved.

HAHA racism

.

 

[Battlecow]

Yo get ****ing scraped kys

***** thought he could get away with ****, NOT WHILE PETE'S AROUND!

 

[Ninja in Overalls]

your mother

Get ****ING SCRAPED

 

[Sempiternity]

black people

 

[M!nt]

get ****ing scraped

Get ****ING SCRAPED

aww how cute. Now kiss

 

[asianaussie]

i have come to the conclusion that i pronounce everything completely wrong

i mean, i used to pronounce epitome as 'epi-tohm'

 

[The Star King]

i have come to the conclusion that i pronounce everything completely wrong

i mean, i used to pronounce epitome as 'epi-tohm'

..........

HOLY **** LOOOOOOOL

YOU REALLY ARE ME

this is just weird. Exact same word, exact same mispronounciation. I'm being completely serious right now wow WTF

EDIT: Actually not sure if "tohm" is supposed to be like the word "tome" or "Tom". If it's the former that's how I pronounced it.

 

[asianaussie]

but my accent covers it so im safe

...

that is a little disconcerting

am i actually...korean?

 

[The Star King]

Well I am an outcast to the Korean hivemind at school so it would make more sense if I'm actually Chinese, or whatever the hell you are

 

[#HBC | ѕoup]

Guys there is free live sonic fanfiction going on in galaxy right now

 

[asianaussie]

mostly chinese

a bit of royal mongolian blood

and some thai

Guys there is free live sonic fanfiction going on in galaxy right now

im almost certain that this is the most repulsive non-japanese concept ever presented to me on a screen

 

[#HBC | ѕoup]

(08:29:50PM) <Falcon> nope
(08:29:56PM) <Falcon> Ike I fight for my friends

They switched to fire emblem sorry aa

 

[Battlecow]

Yo, no joke, I used to say "epi-tohm." Dead serious.

Also, I was smashing with like 9 guys tonight and 5 of us all used to pronounce Isai "iss-eye"

 

[kys]

you're so insanely wrong it's laughable

do you have 4 greek grandparents who only speak greek? do you have 2 greek parents who speak in greek? did you go to greek school from the age of 8? did you live in greece for a month? were you brought up in greek culture from birth?

i'm sorry to burst your bubble but oreo is the most common greek word used to describe food as nice. i, as well as tens, possibly hundreds of other greek people i know use oreo to describe nice tasting food.

read that, *****

Game on.

Being Greek (apparently), I'm surprised you don't know the difference between ancient Greek and modern Greek. Just like there's a difference between modern English and old English...every language evolves NOOB.

Have I been balls deep in Greece? No. Have I studied 5 years of Greek, 4 years of Hebrew, 5 years of German, 1 year of Latin (lol), and 4 years of Spanish? You bet your sweet ***. Did I study etymology that whole entire time? Do I know how language works? Does a bear **** in the woods? Look up etymology because I probably lost you there. Big words and all.

What does this all mean? Let me summarize. What happened in Greece the last 100 years means ****. Who your parents are means ****. What Greek culture is today is ****. How many years you spent humping the ruins of the Areopagus means ****. You gotta go waay back, and back then there was simply no comparison because no ****in oreos existed, unless Socrates was wiser than he let on.

English and Greek use different alphabets for Christs' sake. I'll grant there might be similarities with MODERN GREEK USAGE, but to say that one word can exactly translate into another word is naive and asinine. Read that, *******.

 

[TANK64]

Also, I was smashing with like 9 guys tonight and 5 of us all used to pronounce Isai "iss-eye"

I think everyone and their mom did. Then I randomly heard from a friend of mine that Isai introduced himself as "iss-eye" naturally. Also I'm ASSUMING he's latino, and ASSUMING that's how you would pronounce it anyways, but this could all be wrong...

Isai, could you please shine some light on the situation that is your name pleeeeeeease :D

 

[SSBPete]

Game on.

Being Greek (apparently), I'm surprised you don't know the difference between ancient Greek and modern Greek. Just like there's a difference between modern English and old English...every language evolves NOOB.

Have I been balls deep in Greece? No. Have I studied 5 years of Greek, 4 years of Hebrew, 5 years of German, 1 year of Latin (lol), and 4 years of Spanish? You bet your sweet ***. Did I study etymology that whole entire time? Do I know how language works? Does a bear **** in the woods? Look up etymology because I probably lost you there. Big words and all.

What does this all mean? Let me summarize. What happened in Greece the last 100 years means ****. Who your parents are means ****. What Greek culture is today is ****. How many years you spent humping the ruins of the Areopagus means ****. You gotta go waay back, and back then there was simply no comparison because no ****in oreos existed, unless Socrates was wiser than he let on.

English and Greek use different alphabets for Christs' sake. I'll grant there might be similarities with MODERN GREEK USAGE, but to say that one word can exactly translate into another word is naive and asinine. Read that, *******.

quick google search yielded some results

'There are many theories pointing to the origin of the name 'Oreo', such as the Greek word 'Oreo', meaning beautiful, nice or well done'

you're obviously wrong and there is clearly a connection to the greek word