I learned a new word today. Fraped.

I like it. Like the kid brother, I'd hate it, but be too lazy to change it, short of ripping down the Beiber posters and shiat.

I ONLY FRAPED YOU ONCE!

/TMI
//and should the F not be there?

The dildo was a nice touch.

The revenge won't keep him from staying logged into Facebook long after he's done with the computer.

Walker: I ONLY FRAPED YOU ONCE!

/TMI
//and should the F not be there?

Apparently it's slang for Facebook rape, which is what it's called when someone messes with your Facebook.

I didn't know either.

A simple punch to the face would have been easier and more effective.

He said frape twice.

trippdogg: A simple punch to the face would have been easier and more effective.

Easier, yes. But this is very effective.

A++ would hire them to prank again.

EvilEgg: I like it. Like the kid brother, I'd hate it, but be too lazy to change it, short of ripping down the Beiber posters and shiat.

At that age I would of just left it all up. Pink and purple walls are sweet.

"What the fark is this?" sounds the same in German and English?

pudding7: "What the fark is this?" sounds the same in German and English?

I think it's Dutch, not German. Either way, was surprised to hear it sound exactly like English as well.

Cost of Facebook "hack" = $0
Cost of Revenge = Several hundred $ and numerous man hours

I'd say the little brother got the most bang for his buck.

Titanius Anglesmith: pudding7: "What the fark is this?" sounds the same in German and English?

I think it's Dutch, not German. Either way, was surprised to hear it sound exactly like English as well.

There's a lot of times where I'll hear someone speaking on the phone in a foreign language, then they'll swap straight to English for an entire sentence before going right back into whatever they were speaking before.

On another note, I did get a chuckle when he points out that "It's really well done, too.."

Do they all have marbles in their mouth?

So was this "frape" or "frape-frape".

I love that new word. Gonna use it at least once a day now.

Stahi: Titanius Anglesmith: pudding7: "What the fark is this?" sounds the same in German and English?

I think it's Dutch, not German. Either way, was surprised to hear it sound exactly like English as well.

There's a lot of times where I'll hear someone speaking on the phone in a foreign language, then they'll swap straight to English for an entire sentence before going right back into whatever they were speaking before.

On another note, I did get a chuckle when he points out that "It's really well done, too.."

Somewhat related: I recently discovered a Scottish cop show called "Taggart". After getting over the "Blazing Saddles" jokes that started playing in my head I started to watch it. Just your run of the mill police drama, nothing exciting. I was getting a kick out of the accents when suddenly in the middle of a normal English sounding conversation both people uttered dialogue in what appeared to be Klingon, or Esperanto or Welsh. I don't know.

Of course I knew it was English, but holy hell man!

/decent show
//on Netflix

It wasn't "frape" frape.

Gilligann: Do they all have marbles in their mouth?

I visited friends in Holland, and I discovered that if you ask anyone if they speak English, if they answer "a little", you can carry on a conversation with them. If they reply "yes", they will correct your English. And they'll be right.

Titanius Anglesmith: pudding7: "What the fark is this?" sounds the same in German and English?

I think it's Dutch, not German. Either way, was surprised to hear it sound exactly like English as well.

You do know all three are part of the Germanic language family, right?

Hmmm, well done but weak payoff. The video with that dude repeatedly cramming the remote control up his own ass was way more edge of your seat.

Easy Reader: Hmmm, well done but weak payoff. The video with that dude repeatedly cramming the remote control up his own ass was way more edge of your seat.

O_o

trippdogg: A simple punch to the face would have been easier and more effective.

Yes, but then he wouldn't have become famous on the interwebs.

I was feeling pretty shiatty smitty. Friend of mine has been diagnosed with Leukemia, people I've known for the past 8 years moved out from next door, and I got my tax installment bill today. I felt like shiat. Then I saw this video and I laughed my ass off.
Thanks.
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12349876: Titanius Anglesmith: pudding7: "What the fark is this?" sounds the same in German and English?

I think it's Dutch, not German. Either way, was surprised to hear it sound exactly like English as well.

You do know all three are part of the Germanic language family, right?

I did know that.

pudding7: "What the fark is this?" sounds the same in German and English?

In Dutch: Wat de fuk is dit?

The "dit" sounds like our "it", and "is" sounds exactly like ours, too... pretty much the only difference is that "Wat de" is pronounced "Vat da", which is still extremely close to English.

Titanius Anglesmith: pudding7: "What the fark is this?" sounds the same in German and English?

I think it's Dutch, not German. Either way, was surprised to hear it sound exactly like English as well.

Yeah, I guess I always figured that other languages would have their own words. Maybe English slang has become universal.

/Google translate says that the Dutch do not have their own term for 'What the fark', but they do have their own word for fark, 'neuken'. Germans on the other hand have Was zum Teufel, although the German word for fark is 'ficken'
/Languages are interesting

MoronLessOff: He said frape twice.

He likes frape.

Unoriginal_Username: Titanius Anglesmith: pudding7: "What the fark is this?" sounds the same in German and English?

I think it's Dutch, not German. Either way, was surprised to hear it sound exactly like English as well.

Yeah, I guess I always figured that other languages would have their own words. Maybe English slang has become universal.

/Google translate says that the Dutch do not have their own term for 'What the fark', but they do have their own word for fark, 'neuken'. Germans on the other hand have Was zum Teufel, although the German word for fark is 'ficken'
/Languages are interesting

The big hint for me was when the kid started saying "no". I didn't recognize it as any flavor of German.

/The next big hint was the .nl address referenced :D

Unoriginal_Username: Germans on the other hand have Was zum Teufel, although the German word for fark is 'ficken'

When I did a three week exchange to Germany back in high school, my exchange partner and I discussed this a bit and he said that while they do have the verb "ficken", they usually prefer to say "F*rk You!" in English, as its sounds a more forceful and angry than the proper German "Fickst du!" or "Ficken Sie!". I think they will still use ficken in the sexual sense though.

/I've also heard some people from Eastern Europe respond when asked for the local variation that "F*ck" is an "international word"

Titanius Anglesmith:
The big hint for me was when the kid started saying "no". I didn't recognize it as any flavor of German.

First thing I thought of was this.

I was fraped by my sister once.

Your jib, I like the cut of it

LrdPhoenix: Titanius Anglesmith:
The big hint for me was when the kid started saying "no". I didn't recognize it as any flavor of German.

First thing I thought of was this.

You know your work is great when a guy who's seen the volume of your work enough times to quote most of it verbatim will still stop and devote nearly 6 minutes to watching something again for the gazillionth time.

Well done Pythons. Enjoy immortality.

 

At least he didn't prank him to death with a tire iron.

Actually, all European languages derive from Latin, which is why it's still taught in some select English schools. If you're fluent in Latin, learning every other European language is easier than learning from scratch.

Stantz: Actually, all European languages derive from Latin, which is why it's still taught in some select English schools. If you're fluent in Latin, learning every other European language is easier than learning from scratch.

Except for English, Dutch and German, the three languages discussed here and also Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Belorussian, Czech, Slovak, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Bosnian, Serbian, Croatian, Montenegrin, Slovenian, Finnish, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Welsh, Irish, etc. etc. Thanks for playing.

Stantz: Actually, all European languages derive from Latin, which is why it's still taught in some select English schools. If you're fluent in Latin, learning every other European language is easier than learning from scratch.

I wanted to find something funny to post that was "Latin" related. Didn't succeed very well.



/No, I'll never be over latin lover grande

Stantz: Actually, all European languages derive from Latin, which is why it's still taught in some select English schools. If you're fluent in Latin, learning every other European language is easier than learning from scratch.

Latin ≠ Germanic

I noticed he knew a little english.

- "And what did you learn from all this?"

- "I learned that my Brother is a dick"

That got a hearty chuckle out of me.

Nae.

Nae.

NAE!

jimpoz: Nae.

Nae.

NAE!

As much as I love the "ae" dipthong... He was speaking Dutch so it's "Nee"...

Stantz: Actually, all European languages derive from Latin, which is why it's still taught in some select English schools. If you're fluent in Latin, learning every other European language is easier than learning from scratch.

No. Only the romantic languages.

I lost it at the vibrator.

UNAUTHORIZED FINGER: It wasn't "frape" frape.

Gilligann: Do they all have marbles in their mouth?

I visited friends in Holland, and I discovered that if you ask anyone if they speak English, if they answer "a little", you can carry on a conversation with them. If they reply "yes", they will correct your English. And they'll be right.

That was my experience as well when I went there.

CSB: The barkeep was a blast. He thought 4 double shots of Vodak was a bit much. He didn't realize I was coming from 5000 feet up down to sea level.

I think all should make there amends after this joke and break bread. The teen got the point and will not
mess with his facebook account again. Yes messing with facebook accounts is bad, and they should have a sandwhich together and end this silly juvenile act.

indarwinsshadow: I was feeling pretty shiatty smitty. Friend of mine has been diagnosed with Leukemia, people I've known for the past 8 years moved out from next door, and I got my tax installment bill today. I felt like shiat. Then I saw this video and I laughed my ass off.
Thanks.
It's the little things that make life go on somedays.

I'm glad I made your day a bit better, even if it was just for a little while.

: )