MissMarlo
MissMarlo
MissMarlo

Well, not video game related, but I finally bought my tickets to Denmark. I'm pretty excited. To keep this related, which DS games should I buy to take with me? Should I take my copy of HeartGold to finish playing it, even though I could lose it? I hate the idea of losing stuff, haha. Paranoid. :)

@reed: Haha, thanks. I'm a bit of a linguistics nerd, but I've never really had a use for it, except for petty arguments...

@Cheeze_Pantz: Unless you're in Swedish, where caff-EH is most definitely how you pronounce kaffe, second syllable stress and all. ;3

@Andrefpvs: I still hear Pokémon as /ˈpoʊkeɪmɑːn/ in that video. However, speaking my dialect, apparently there's a difference in pronunciation between caught and cot that I cannot hear. Weird, eh?

@Andrefpvs: lolno. In Japanese, it's Poketto Monsuta, or something like that. Forgive my errors. In Japanese, the "ke" (since Japanese symbols represent syllables themselves, not just letters) would be ké. It comes from POKEtto MONsuta. It is a Japanese word, technically speaking. Therefore, one pronounces it as the

I feel like someone pulled the left side of his face up a little in one of those old web 1.5 sites where you warped the faces of celebrities.

@Berkeley: You have one of those too? Awesome!

@SG-17: Ahahahaha. Amazing comment. This has to be a comment of the week.

That's awesome. That must get a lot of customers at the store, actually.

Smugleaf is my favourite. Look at it. It's a total asshole.

@kozi: wow, that's like german and danish had a bastard child

@Fenlain: i always heard tuomas more, but tomas might be swedish. :P

@ckarv: that makes total sense to me, then. :P

@wagons plz: yeah, again, i figured as much. :P

my finnish friend says:

@BadassSailor: You have a fantastic point there. I mean, it infringes on nobody's rights except for the homosexuals being denied marriage...