Introduce yourself! AKA the "Say hello" thread

*Makes fun of Pali for the sheer fun of doing it then collapses on the floor for no visible reason*
 
Hello SemperFi2382!
Hello Bladrian!
And hello Jeebus!
Welcome aboard, Poncho.
And welcome aboard, Briosefreak!
Greetings, Volkov.
Hello Mad Max beyond Junk City!
And hello Wooz66!
Hi Mikey!
Welcome Pali.
How ya doin', Ellyssar?
Cheers Xandax!
Glad you could make it, Mulkavian!

:P

Most of you won't last a month.
Trust me.
I know about these kind of things. :twisted:
 
Welcome to our forum,

Make sure to obey the signalization and please keep your hands inside the ride at all time and wait untill we have come to a complete stop to disembark.

thank you and have a nice day.
 
Pali said:
Yeah, it's hard to learn. But hey, if you manage, you can write reeeeaaaally long-ass sentences.
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This may be true but I would like to point out that, if the necessary willpower is mustered, it is equally possible to write long-ass sentences in the English language although I am willing to admit that the English language lends itself to expressing oneself in a more more compact manner than it is common in the German language which is prone to the use of sub-phrases to elaborate or constrain the main phrase or previous sub-phrases or connect two phrases if a contextual link is meant to be emphasized through a grammatical link whereas in the English language one or even more new sentences referring to the previous one is more commonly used in these cases.
This paragraph would of course be considered a rather simple sentence in German. :wink:

Greeting everyone! By the way alec, did you just welcome Briosefreak? :eyebrow:
Hmm, I think you forgot Ugly Jane, she'll feel left out... or something. WTF.
 
Claw said:
Pali said:
Yeah, it's hard to learn. But hey, if you manage, you can write reeeeaaaally long-ass sentences.
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This may be true but I would like to point out that, if the necessary willpower is mustered, it is equally possible to write long-ass sentences in the English language although I am willing to admit that the English language lends itself to expressing oneself in a more more compact manner than it is common in the German language which is prone to the use of sub-phrases to elaborate or constrain the main phrase or previous sub-phrases or connect two phrases if a contextual link is meant to be emphasized through a grammatical link whereas in the English language one or even more new sentences referring to the previous one is more commonly used in these cases.
This paragraph would of course be considered a rather simple sentence in German. :wink:
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If you could read German, I'd come up with some killer comeback. :P
 
Of course Alec welcomed Briosefreak, who do you think he was talking about when he said "Most of you won't last a month. " Or for that matter; Jeebus, Wooz66, Ellyssar, or Mulkavian (his spelling, not mine).
 
Hi there

I'm Nikolaj AKA Flop, and I've been a fallout fan since I played the first game about five years ago. I've known about this forum for a while, but haven't really gotten around to joining untill now.
 
-let me be the first to welcome you to NMA "The Happiest Place On The Internet" ..... Not to be confused with Dipsney World "Teh Happest Place On Earth"
 
EyeMaster7 said:
Welcome to our forum,

Make sure to obey the signalization and please keep your hands inside the ride at all time and wait untill we have come to a complete stop to disembark.

thank you and have a nice day.
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thats one good piece of advice eyedude

especially be wary of the Order

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Nice Picture SuAside, think it fits well. :lol:

I would comment on your warning about the order but I've already learned how prone they are to flaming if they get the chance
 
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