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Posted by
cal, 17:08, 23rd July 2002:
Aujourd'hui est le jour français ici à iamcal (pourquoi pas?)
Vérifiez ces archives de la
musique d'annonce [par l'intermédiaire du ste]
B3ta peut être une force pour le bon, non simplement mal.
Ils me sont gentils.
Roys de Wroxham est placé pour succéder le monde.
Voulez vivre à l'avenir? Maintenant
vous pouvez! [par l'intermédiaire du sul]
Combinez vos passe-temps de deux favoris
des drogues et des bijoux. [par l'intermédiaire du sal]
Posted by
Grim..., 17:33, 23rd July 2002:
Pourquois?
Posted by
cal, 17:56, 23rd July 2002:
as i said, pourquoi pas?
Sul and I are to blame for this.
Go here to translate
babelfish.altavista.com/
Posted by
ell, 18:59, 23rd July 2002:
At least it's not in Estonian, Sul. :P
Posted by
zxenor, 19:48, 23rd July 2002:
"Today is here the French day with iamcal (why not?) Check these files of the music of advertisement [ by the intermediary of the ste ] B3ta can be a force for the good, not simply badly. They are nice for me. Roys de Wroxham is placed to succeed the world. Please live in the future? Now you can! [ by the intermediary of the sul ] Combine your pastimes of two favourites of drugs and jewels [ by the intermediary of the sal ] "
beautiful, thanks for the tip november, i can really understand it better
My pleasure Zxenor.
Ell ... SUL? That was me who responded ... not Sul. :P
A Little Background:
Go to what item am I on Cals' Desk thread and you will see how the whole French thing got started.
Posted by
ell, 20:58, 23rd July 2002:
Yeah Nov, but I was talking to Sul earlier that day about some passage of text we were trying to translate.. eventually, we worked out it was in Estonian.
Posted by
luke, 21:40, 23rd July 2002:
A weblog entry entirely in French from the guy who probably still holds the record for getting kicked out of a French lesson:
Teacher walks through the door, first words are "Callum get out".
Oh the memories!
Posted by
Sul, 22:26, 23rd July 2002:
Ell: :) and I still am yet to figure out what that Estonian phrase said.
Does anyone know anyone who can translate Estonian? The only online trnslator I could find was shit.
Cal: Even the translation of that page takes some deciphering! And whats this about being a bad boy in French. What's all that about. (Incidently my class got through 3 french teachers in 2 years, not as bad as my sisters Maths class who got through 4 in one year, one of which had a nervous breakdown)
Posted by
sal, 22:49, 23rd July 2002:
hehe we gave our physics teacher a nervous breakdown :D
Posted by
Sul, 22:58, 23rd July 2002:
You apologise for that, Sal! Physics is the best!
Posted by
chris, 09:20, 24th July 2002:
We all used to make our maths teacher cry, but that wasn't difficult. He shouted at me and I shouted back - he never looked me in the eyes again...
Posted by
cal, 09:21, 24th July 2002:
two of my french teachers had nervous breakdowns
but as for mr petit, he through me out of the class within 5 seconds of arriving. and i didn't even say anything! all i did was laugh at him. i had to stand outside in the corridoor for the whole lesson. i couldn't stop laughing.
Posted by
chris, 12:44, 24th July 2002:
He deserved it so much - that was an injustice!!!
Remember how much fun it was to break Mr Sommerfield in a maths lesson?
Posted by
cal, 12:55, 24th July 2002:
oh yeah
Posted by
Grim..., 13:34, 24th July 2002:
Captain sweaty =]