Unless you like dysentery
Dont p*ss and dont make a sh*t arround the water stream
Dont cross over the watter stream
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Ghostbusters water! Don’t Cross The Streams!!!
Why? What happens if we let the streams cross?
gets messy
The sh!t will really hit the Dan ube.
That would be bad.
I’m fuzzy on the whole good/bad thing. What do you mean, “bad”?
Try to imagine all life as you know it stopping instantaneously and every molecule in your body exploding at the speed of light.
Total protonic reversal.
Right. That’s bad. Okay. All right. Important safety tip. Thanks, Egon.
Why do you point out the obvious peter?
Why does he point out the obvious with his peter?
If a peter is obvious, it probably doesn’t need to be pointed out. However, if it were in an erected state, it could be used to point out things, including the obvious. So I concur with your logic.
Tell ‘im about the Twinkie.
What about the Twinkie?
Well, let’s say this Twinkie represents the normal amount of psychokinetic energy in the New York area. According to this morning’s PKE sample, the current level in the city would be a Twinkie 35 feet long weighing approximately six hundred pounds.
EPA gonna shut you down boy. err, person.
That’s some Twinkie.
Very funny. It’s amazing how somethings just don’t translate.
Its not that they don’t translate its that u can’t generally translate with a bilingual dictionary and no experience in the language, ho un sacco di patate
Google translate made sense of the last part of your comment. Of course, for all I know it’s an Italian euphemism.
You’re mostly right, though. The “regulars” on this site know that problem all too well. But having recently read a book about the Chinese language, I think Tony may be right, too.
No your right it’s not actually an obscure euphamism, i made the comment because it would translate and look funny just like the submissions. But yes it does mean i have a sack of potatoes.
god, not obsolete, I meant redundant, Friday afternoons are not so good for too much thinking
Friday afternoons make a sh!t in your stream of consciousness.
Thank God! I didn’t know WHAT I was going to do if making a sh!t was obsolete! I thought I was finally going to have to figure out how to use Twitter or something…
Well, dinosaur that I am, I don’t have an iPhone. I make due with a Motorola Razr. So I guess I’ll have to keep sh!tting by hand, er, uh, by the low-tech method.
It may well be a perfect literal translation, but a native English speaker just wouldn’t say this.
Tiež ma to napadlo…
Dosť často sú tu takéto “engriše”, napr. poľský chlieb Semen
Jednou bylo na failblogu logo kosteleckých uzenin
či reštaurácia “fu-kin chinese”
erm.. trocha odveci, nie?
oni by to tak nepovedali, im nevadia vykaly v piti (fast foody)
It probably means that the spring (“stream” is a wrong translation, “spring” is better) is situated in a slope and you shoudn’t go above it because the soil could collapse and bury the spring. I think it’s one of the springs that are made by drilling horizontally into a slope that has underground water in it and putting a PVC pipe there.
the translation is hardly perfect, not even plausible.
so complicated. I just gotta go. Help.
Don’t cross the beams!
Well, I’m Czech, and I think I know a bit about Slovak language… And the first sentence is quite accurate… I can’t say the same about the second one.
well, it depends
My pun senses are tingling! “depends”- Ha ha, very subtle!
If someone is detected crossing the stream, watter they going to do?
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AAAAAARGH I’m turning into DnT again HALP HALP HALP
*clonk* Now do you feel better?
Ah, that’s better, yes. Thank you.
You have a talent with a wand, are you sure that you don’t want to be a Dreadful Typo Hell fairy? (I gotta warn you, the rest of them are all off on stress leave).
I would actually have a talent for spotting Dreadful Typos, as I have often been told I should have been an English teacher. Unfortunately, I see so many so frequently that I doubt I could find the time for it!
Remember kiddies, Don’t cross the streams.
This stream has flowed past a buried high intensity gamma source. It is trying to be a quiet mountain stream. Don’t cross it. You will make it angry. You don’t want to see it when it’s angry.
okay i get the ghostbusters referance, but the the Hulk??
It’s a running theme that started a few pages back. Some of us have been here a while, and we do that sometimes. Noobs need to do some reading to catch up.
BTW What’s the first half of your name? I know what the second part means.
Oh. I just tried saying it aloud. Does the whole thing mean something like “Cheese eater”?
No but kind of close it means the cheese gnome(literally though it means the gnome of cheese)
How did you get to be a cheese gnome? I’ve never seen any want ads for employment as one. I have recently attained the title of Dreadful Spelling Sprite, but that’s another story.
Well it was quite easy you see, i was born as the cheese gnome, giving cheese to good little italian boys and girls is wat i do
If I pretend to be a good Italian, will you bring me bocconcini?
Our store has pint tubs of wonderful small ball baby mozzarella in olive oil with fresh basil .
Ah, I see. Google translate wouldn’t handle “Gnyomo”, so I assumed it was Italian slang. When I tried to say it (I don’t often try to speak Italian) it reminded me of “omnomnom” which we see here sometimes.
don’t CROSS OVER (it is diference between “cross it” and “cross over”)
anyway, first sentence is translated more or less correctly
In which case your language is fail
Its vulgar on purpose, dummy.
Yes, Borat meets Ghostbusters. And then presumably they have sexy time.
This is odd.
You mean it’s normal in Slovak to use profanity on public signs?
Tough crowd.
It’s not usual. It just happens to be the case here. Which means, that the first sentence is translated accurately. Engrish fail.
this is not fail- it’s this vulgar in Slovak language, too; the difference is that in Slovak it sounds funny
Heh – as only the fotophinder seems to has discubrified, if that’s a perfect translation from the Slovak, riddle me this: what’s Slovak for “watter”?
Overall, this sounds like a fistula on the Vistula….
studnicka=well
not spring or stream