Can anyone explain this?

Jimbuna · 03-11-14, 04:58 PM

The mind boggles

Dan D · 03-11-14, 05:47 PM

I am with Catfish here, looking at the formula but not at those distracting pictures with bananas etc.

If Catfish's definition of "Skrelp" is true: "a brown aquatic Pokémon that resembles a marine animal similar to a seahorse called a sea dragon", which I think is true, then it all makes sense: Playing Pokémon is a life hack or rather a life hack.

To adress Sailor Steve's construction worker joke. Here is one from Germany: When you have done some wrong construction work, like, lets say, building a wall where there should not be one, or you have bricked the entrance door, then people say: " Watt nu' ?. I think we need the Chinese "Watt nu'" now. In English: "What now?" I think we need the Chinese "What now" now. It all makes sense.

03-11-14, 04:58 PM	#1
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03-11-14, 05:47 PM	#2
Dan D Grey Wolf Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: 9th Flotilla Posts: 839 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	I am with Catfish here, looking at the formula but not at those distracting pictures with bananas etc. If Catfish's definition of "Skrelp" is true: "a brown aquatic Pokémon that resembles a marine animal similar to a seahorse called a sea dragon", which I think is true, then it all makes sense: Playing Pokémon is a life hack or rather a life hack. To adress Sailor Steve's construction worker joke. Here is one from Germany: When you have done some wrong construction work, like, lets say, building a wall where there should not be one, or you have bricked the entrance door, then people say: " Watt nu' ?. I think we need the Chinese "Watt nu'" now. In English: "What now?" I think we need the Chinese "What now" now. It all makes sense. __________________