40 Shreds and then leave

Andyman1125 wrote: CCVP wrote: Andyman1125 wrote: CCVP wrote: James wrote: Andy ninja'd you, Caio. Ninjas are Japanese, not Corean, you silly Anglo. Also, I'm assuming Korean in Portuguese is Corean, because in English it's Korean  it was Corea in English as well, but the Japanese, during the country's ocupation, changed its name in the romanji (the romanized japanese writing) alphabet from Corea to Korea to lower them even more: even through alphabet order they would come after Japan. That's yet another humiliation the Coreans had to endure (and still endure) in the hands of the Japanse during the nearly fourty years of ocupation (together with mass murdering, active destruction of local habits and culture, replacing it for the Japanese culture and habits and other stuff nobody remembers). I understand the Japanese occupied Korea, and I understand they humiliated the people, but I've never heard of the Japanese changing the name of the country.

Well, it's one of those things . . . Korea was Corea, Brasil was Brazil (even in Portuguese), etc. Nothing really changed concerning pronunciation, but it's different still. The difference is that Korea endured that during ocupation and since the US was Japan's BFF nobody deared to change that (at least in the English language).

I always call it Brasil when most people call it Brazil.

CCVP wrote: Andyman1125 wrote: CCVP wrote: Andyman1125 wrote: CCVP wrote: James wrote: Andy ninja'd you, Caio. Ninjas are Japanese, not Corean, you silly Anglo. Also, I'm assuming Korean in Portuguese is Corean, because in English it's Korean  it was Corea in English as well, but the Japanese, during the country's ocupation, changed its name in the romanji (the romanized japanese writing) alphabet from Corea to Korea to lower them even more: even through alphabet order they would come after Japan. That's yet another humiliation the Coreans had to endure (and still endure) in the hands of the Japanse during the nearly fourty years of ocupation (together with mass murdering, active destruction of local habits and culture, replacing it for the Japanese culture and habits and other stuff nobody remembers). I understand the Japanese occupied Korea, and I understand they humiliated the people, but I've never heard of the Japanese changing the name of the country. Well, it's one of those things . . . Korea was Corea, Brasil was Brazil (even in Portuguese), etc. Nothing really changed concerning pronunciation, but it's different still. The difference is that Korea endured that during ocupation and since the US was Japan's BFF nobody deared to change that (at least in the English language).

It was called "Brazil" about a century ago. That written form of the name is archaic.

Oh that's cool, nobody say hi.

Anthony H. wrote: Oh that's cool, nobody say hi.

You have to sound more motivated

Henry Plainview wrote: I suppose Caio would get upset if I told him that I am not sure that music even exists. Today on my walk home in Japan

That scared me earlier even though I was prepared for it.

Lots of things scare me.

The Russians should assassinate Kim Jong-Il whilst he's visiting... go on Putin, do it!

this album is cool k