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As soon as I saw your post I knew where that link was going...arildno said:Just my response to this thread:
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=80275
So young, and yet so bright..yomamma said:As soon as I saw your post I knew where that link was going...
arg wu entafinticate nar dunderford. bida menti kosticated interserd. thorphilliate stinded yilla billa zay. wentora yate paravillintiniay.Audio Adreniline said:hibideebopopowa, hoo!
Bright, but a scatterbrain.yomamma said:hmmm...
Is that Norweedish?yourdadonapogostick said:arg wu entafinticate nar dunderford. bida menti kosticated interserd. thorphilliate stinded yilla billa zay. wentora yate paravillintiniay.
Nei, slett ikke.Danger said:Is that Norweedish?
Aha!...arildno said:Nei, slett ikke.
It's Norweedish for "hmmm..." That's just a rough translation though. You folks seem really bored lately. Don't you all have anything more interesting to talk about than harumph and hmmmm? Or did someone park a really cool car in here somewhere and the guys have all gathered round in a Tim Allen routine:Danger said:Is that Norweedish?
it's from the song "Gibberish" by Relient KDanger said:Is that Norweedish?
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