SR VII

James wrote: Bern wrote: James wrote: King By-Tor wrote: Je déteste le français avec une passion. Je me suis laissé tomber hors de elle à l'école (hope that's right ) That looks like typically bad written French. I hate the French with a passion.  I dropped myself outside her school. Or something equally as bad. It's way better than what you wrote earlier James n00b. Should have been : Je déteste le français avec passion. Je l'ai laissé tombé à l'école. Really close. How was that last bit close?! He got it completely wrong!

Not really you n00b. He just mistook Français for a feminine word and made a small mistake about how it should be inserted so that it meant "dropped out of". In english, you say "dropped out of", but in french, it's not like you're getting out of it. You're just leaving it. Dunno if that's clear.

So anyways, "Je l'ai laissé tombé" and "Je me suis laissé tombé hors d'elle" are really similar. It's like saying "I dropped out of it" and "I got out of her". The second one is pretty sexual actually.

Hmm... is something instrumental if it has no singing on it but has a very little bit of spoken voices?

Bern wrote: James wrote: Bern wrote: James wrote: King By-Tor wrote: Je déteste le français avec une passion. Je me suis laissé tomber hors de elle à l'école (hope that's right ) That looks like typically bad written French. I hate the French with a passion.  I dropped myself outside her school. Or something equally as bad. It's way better than what you wrote earlier James n00b. Should have been : Je déteste le français avec passion. Je l'ai laissé tombé à l'école. Really close. How was that last bit close?! He got it completely wrong! Not really you n00b. He just mistook Français for a feminine word and made a small mistake about how it should be inserted so that it meant "dropped out of". In english, you say "dropped out of", but in french, it's not like you're getting out of it. You're just leaving it. Dunno if that's clear. So anyways, "Je l'ai laissé tombé" and "Je me suis laissé tombé hors d'elle" are really similar. It's like saying "I dropped out of it" and "I got out of her". The second one is pretty sexual actually.

Hooray! My crappy French sparked a debate

Bern wrote: DT fanboys are the coolest to pwn cause they're too serious about it.  Rush fanboys are fun too but not as much.

Haha, yeah, DT bashing/fanboyism threads are always hilarious.

MovingPictures07 wrote: Bern wrote: DT fanboys are the coolest to pwn cause they're too serious about it.  Rush fanboys are fun too but not as much. Haha, yeah, DT bashing/fanboyism threads are always hilarious.

One of these days, I'm going to start that anti-symphonic prog/prog metal thread. Don't you make me do it any sooner.

Bern wrote: birdwithteeth11 wrote: Mikerinos wrote: The funny thing is I actually like Rush quite a bit.  Not really one of my favorites but they're still good to listen to sometimes.  Now Dream Theater on the other hand.... :P Ok, now I KNOW you're trying to start something. At least DT doesn't need drugs to make their music (cough cough Hawkwind cough cough) Maybe if they would take drugs, their music would be way better (cough cough like Hawkwind cough cough).

Speaking of Hawkwind, I'm seeing them in December.

King By-Tor wrote: Although my girlfriend is fluently French, thanks to her immersion schooling. She talks in French to piss me off from time to time

Alright dudes...peace.

MovingPictures07 wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: Hmm... is something instrumental if it has no singing on it but has a very little bit of spoken voices? I've always wondered this. What do you guys think?

I think it is. Except if the spoken voices take the main spotlight. Like recited poetry for example. If it's only ambient spoken voices, I call it instrumental.