Tanuki Racoon Posted May 13, 2006 Report Share Posted May 13, 2006 .... but I can't think of anything. Well, I could tell you all that I am naked under my clothes, but that might upset some people* so I won't tell you -- even if it is true. * You know, much ado about nothing.... Quote Link to comment
blue Posted May 13, 2006 Report Share Posted May 13, 2006 much ado about nothing Gee, if there's nothing but air under your clothes, now *that* *would* upset me! :-o I mean, it'd upset me a lot more than if there's a naked man under those clothes. See, it's all in your perspective on things, right? Right. :agreed: Also, if you're Shakespeare's ghost, Hamlet's father's ghost, or Banquo's ghost (or, y'know, whatever other ghosts in the Bard's stuff) then that would certainly explain why you're busy writing by yourself over there. I've heard of being transparent to your audience, but really! Quote Link to comment
Paul Posted May 13, 2006 Report Share Posted May 13, 2006 Maybe he's trying to tell us he's been proclaimed Emperor and just got himself a new wardrobe. Hmmm... there's an idea for you: Gay versions of Hans Christian Andersen fables. Some of the titles have possibilities: The Saucy Boy The Wicked Prince Everything in the Right Place The Old Bachelor's Nightcap Two Brothers The Farmyard Cock and the Weather Cock The Bishop of Borglum and his Warriors Beauty of Form and Beauty of Mind Granted, some of these require a bit of imagination, or maybe just a dirty mind... Quote Link to comment
Tanuki Racoon Posted May 13, 2006 Author Report Share Posted May 13, 2006 some of these require a bit of imagination, or maybe just a dirty mind... Both of which I have :) Quote Link to comment
Rad Posted June 3, 2006 Report Share Posted June 3, 2006 Maybe he's trying to tell us he's been proclaimed Emperor and just got himself a new wardrobe.Hmmm... there's an idea for you: Gay versions of Hans Christian Andersen fables. Some of the titles have possibilities: The Saucy Boy The Wicked Prince Everything in the Right Place The Old Bachelor's Nightcap Two Brothers The Farmyard Cock and the Weather Cock The Bishop of Borglum and his Warriors Beauty of Form and Beauty of Mind Granted, some of these require a bit of imagination, or maybe just a dirty mind... Aaaaaaaaaa...... :D :D Now THAT'S an idea. Hmmmm, gay x-rated version of HC Andersen's stories? :p The Emperor is Stark Naked ? Cheers! Rad Quote Link to comment
blue Posted June 3, 2006 Report Share Posted June 3, 2006 As long as he doesn't look like the Emperor Palpatine in Star Wars, or Leto as the Sandworm in God-Emperor of Dune. I think if I saw either of them starkers, buck nekkid...well, I wouldn't wanna see that. :eww: Quote Link to comment
JamesSavik Posted June 13, 2006 Report Share Posted June 13, 2006 you speak French. what does this mean? le chat a chi? dans le cabinet ! I asked a friend how to say many thanks, take care in French. I'm sending it to a guy in Ontario who sold me something on e-bay. Somehow that phrase doesn't sound right. JS :geek: Quote Link to comment
Paul Posted June 13, 2006 Report Share Posted June 13, 2006 le chat a chi? dans le cabinet ! I think that's what they use in these less inhibited days in place of La plume de ma tante est sur la table. Quote Link to comment
blue Posted June 13, 2006 Report Share Posted June 13, 2006 Heheheh, well, I'll have to see if the verb is in my larger Larousse, but I'm pretty sure of its meaning sans le dictionnaire.... Um, James, I figure you know what the phrase means, but just in case you (or someone else) doesn't -- that's not quite how you'd say, "many thanks, take care." Le chat a chi? dans le cabinet. = The cat pooped in the litterbox. (Loosely translated.) The cat shat (shitted) in the bathroom. (Literally translated.) ...Personally, I hope monsieur le chat used his litterbox, as cleanup otherwise is even less joyful.... The regular verb pisser [ pee-SAY ] (pissant, piss?) means exactly what you think it does, proving that some things are universal, or at least really common, though other languages may say or spell it differently. There are, however, more proper ways to say these things. :D Quote Link to comment
JamesSavik Posted June 13, 2006 Report Share Posted June 13, 2006 Well, monsieur le chat has much better manners than that! Scandalous! The phrase that I was looking for was: Merci beaucoup, salut ~ thanks alot, take care Quote Link to comment
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