I used to play this Facebook game by the name of Castle Age, back then I had the avatar of a panda sitting on a log showing its butt. One of my friend found it funny and jokingly called me lord fuzzy butt, I liked it so much I used it for almost everything since then.
Not exactly. It is a quote from the Hungarian version of the film Asterix and Obelix Meet Cleopatra (2002) which has a rarely ingenious and funny dub.
It goes in English something like: "Hail Caesar, glory and fitness!"
dragonbird said:I got it. You used a variation of my pet dog's name
Amirite?
What exactly made you to cause flame over it ? Username is Geralt of rivia. Is it your pet's name ?
It is really sad to see the moderator of the community i love the most is the root of flamings sometimes. But in anycase for one moderator i dont want to say anything to such a lovely community and other moderators out there of witcher neither i have the right to. *Peace out*
@ Geralt of Rivia: She wasn't flaming, she was joking. This is a misunderstanding.
The joke was that she didn't recognize from where you got your screen name, when of course she knows it's from the games. She just made up the dog part.
So again, you're misunderstanding :]
The joke was that she didn't recognize from where you got your screen name, when of course she knows it's from the games. She just made up the dog part.
So again, you're misunderstanding :]
comparing someone's with her dog's name, a jokecmdrsilverbolt said:
? If that was the case, i assure you i didn't get the joke even now. But anyway thanks for replying. Geralt - my dog is called Gwynbleidd. And yes, it was a joke. My apologies if it came across as something else.
it is ok. May be i misunderstood it for real, my apologies.dragonbird said:
GeraltofRiviaWitcher said:
I should have noticed you were a new forum member who wouldn't have known, so sorry again. And a belated welcome to the forums.
No problem ^^GeraltofRiviaWitcher said:...But anyway thanks for replying.
@ dragonbird: it takes years to master the art of lame joke telling, trust me- I know from experience. At best you should get a dry chuck (not even a complete chuckle), a roll of the eyes, or an exasperated groan, and at worst, well, there's no downside to telling lame jokes. None at all.
But really, they're just the bee's knees, man.
I thought the dunmer used the words N'wah to mock their foes, meaning something like slave/foreigner (well it's true the dunmer are pretty racist) am I wrong?GuyN said:
My name is a dagger, the athame, in elder words, for those who know