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Sivak

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« Reply #40 on: 10-11-2004 23:08 »

Interesting.  I never would have thought about the different language versions of this thing.  French to English (on the French one) would have been funnier.  Just so they could get back at us.  Heh.
Nerd-o-rama

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« Reply #41 on: 10-11-2004 23:21 »

Nah, I heard on the French version the dead language was German.

Leibensraum my ass.
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« Reply #42 on: 10-12-2004 00:19 »
« Last Edit on: 10-12-2004 00:19 by totalnerduk »

French, as spoken on a day-to-day basis by the French People Of France (FPOFs) has died out by the year 3000. French origins to words have been forgotten.

The French now speak English.

The English remeber nothing of French, but there are bound to be quotes, phrases, etc, that survived.

Bender's "napoleon" thing was probably lifted wholesale from a museum exhibit, we know his fondness for stealing.

It's impossible to prove something wrong when it's not even true.

In conclusion, Teral, YLB, TLI, and David A have thought about it. I applaud them. Why do people seem determind to ignore well-thought out ideas and posts?
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