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Is that pig latin? Well may not be what everybody calls it but that's what I knew it as growing up. But haven't seen anybody use it in years lol.

ellWay, itway asway ethay onlyway ayway otay indfay outway ifway obraCay ouldcay earnlay away oreignfay anguagelay. ay Iway iedtray otay explainway otay imhay atthay igPay atinLay asway otnay ethay anguagelay Italiansway useway inway og-callinghay. eHay ustjay uggedshray.



Which would mean that you'll fit in here just fine.....hehehehe....

Oh shit, my new computer uses U.S. English.
I wanted to 'save' the document but accidentally blew it up.

lol

This post has no meaning. None whatsoever.

If this had any less meaning, it would be a Republican in Congress...

No casualties for this date.
We'll see about that!

What the fuck is Pig Latin?? lol it doesn't make any sense...

Anyways, that's the Cobra +1 thread, let's talk about any fuck!

I'm listening to In A Gadda Da Vida and Free Bird. 2 great songs

Anyway, IT'S FUCKING FRIDAY LET'S FUCKING PARTY!! WHOOO

It's actually more of a word encoding than a language:

Rules and variations

The usual rules for changing standard English into Pig Latin are as follows:

1. In words that begin with consonant sounds, the initial consonant or consonant cluster is moved to the end of the word, and "ay" is added, as in the following examples:
* beast → east-bay
* dough → ough-day
* happy → appy-hay
* question → estion-quay
2. In words that begin with vowel sounds or silent consonants, the syllable "way" is simply added to the end of the word. In some variants, the syllable "ay" is added, without the "w" in front. Sometimes the vowel will be moved and followed by the syllable "hay".
* another→ another-way or another-ay
* if→ if-way or if-ay
* About→ bout-ahay"
3. In compound words or words with two distinct syllables, each component word or syllable is sometimes transcribed separately. For example: birdhouse would be ird-bay-ouse-hay.

Transcription varies. A hyphen or apostrophe is sometimes used to facilitate translation back into English. Ayspray, for instance, is ambiguous, but ay-spray means "spray" whereas ays-pray means "prays."




Which fuck would you like to talk about?



Just need "Stairway to Heaven" for the Rock Trifecta!



Yay.

The Rock Trifecta is already done. Now, heading to the Grunge Trifecta

Also, Yay for you too!

And, thanks for the Pig Latin explanation, I'm very appy-hay

What the fuck is going on here?

A Party!!! C'mon Eagle, join us, we just need more beer and your whiskey collection!!

You're too young to drink.

Same goes for me, but that will change in 238 days, 34 weeks, 7 months and 26 days.

lol Cobra, I was just kidding...

Also, you guys need to have 22 years to drink in the USA?? Wow! Here in Brazil the minimum age is 18, and there are lots of kids drinking and my friend's brother even smoke weed! He's 16!

Also, a lot of friends of mine drink, there's a girl in my class, she seems like a slut, she is always w/ a hangover (I don't know if I spelled it right...) I think she's not virgin anymore... Serious.

I'm naked right now.