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The funniest conversation you ever had

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PixelStory:
This wasn't a conversation but it's still funny. (I cant remember the names :P)

(Someone with elsa in the name): I lag

(Staff Member) Let it Lag! Let it Lag! Java can't handle it anymore! I didn't need FPS anyways...

~Lucario~:
Idk the player but the mod was Archi.

~Lucario~:
<Helper:Panda> Kackarino
<KeyFox> Kack?
<Tech> kback
<Helper:Panda> yup
<Helper:Panda> Kbackarinababino
<KeyFox> kwlcomeback
<Tech> kthx
<Tech> kwhattodonow
<KeyFox> k/mepokeseveryone
<Tech> Kthen

Pssshh... This isnt my Sig...

PixelProne:

--- Quote from: mathfreak2 on September 17, 2015, 11:41:56 am ---So I've been learning Latin with an independent study class. So, here goes my most recent funniest conversation. It was through text with a friend of mine I've now known for 7-8 years. He is now a sophomore at Princeton University in New Jersey.

My friend: He must be under a veil.
Me: Isn't he always these days?
My friend: He's a very veiluable person.
Me: Ow...
My friend: Sad you didn't think of that one yourself?
Me: Just a little
My friend: If you only envy my comedic genius a little, then you clearly don't comprehend it.
Me: XD I never said I envied it!
My friend: What is wanting to have made a joke that I made if not envy of my comedic genius?
Me: The comparison between those is similar to the comparison between the envy of something you have and something you are. It is not the same thing.
My friend: Get out of here with your logic and down-to-Earth-edness and let me keep self-aggrandizing.
Me: XDDD I commend you for successfully emulating the internet.
Me: (in Latin) Without philosophy, we often err and pay the penalty
Me: Btw, I think I just won the archaic speaking contest right there. That was Latin.
My friend: I should study Latin.
My friend: It befits my Ivy League transcendence.
Me: XD indeed
Me: Do you envy my superior knowledge of Latin?
My friend: Possibly slightly

--- End quote ---

I wound up attempting to substitute those large words I dont understand, for smaller words that I only understand a little bit :P..
Computer: ...
Computer: ...
Computer: Attempt failed. Try again.

I'll edit this comment when I remember a funny story to tell >_>

mathfreak2:

--- Quote from: PixelProne on September 18, 2015, 11:26:04 am ---
--- Quote from: mathfreak2 on September 17, 2015, 11:41:56 am ---So I've been learning Latin with an independent study class. So, here goes my most recent funniest conversation. It was through text with a friend of mine I've now known for 7-8 years. He is now a sophomore at Princeton University in New Jersey.

My friend: He must be under a veil.
Me: Isn't he always these days?
My friend: He's a very veiluable person.
Me: Ow...
My friend: Sad you didn't think of that one yourself?
Me: Just a little
My friend: If you only envy my comedic genius a little, then you clearly don't comprehend it.
Me: XD I never said I envied it!
My friend: What is wanting to have made a joke that I made if not envy of my comedic genius?
Me: The comparison between those is similar to the comparison between the envy of something you have and something you are. It is not the same thing.
My friend: Get out of here with your logic and down-to-Earth-edness and let me keep self-aggrandizing.
Me: XDDD I commend you for successfully emulating the internet.
Me: (in Latin) Without philosophy, we often err and pay the penalty
Me: Btw, I think I just won the archaic speaking contest right there. That was Latin.
My friend: I should study Latin.
My friend: It befits my Ivy League transcendence.
Me: XD indeed
Me: Do you envy my superior knowledge of Latin?
My friend: Possibly slightly

--- End quote ---

I wound up attempting to substitute those large words I dont understand, for smaller words that I only understand a little bit :P..


--- End quote ---

Here are the definitions of most of the lesser used words we used in that conversation. Many of them have more than one definition, so I'm just defining them as we used them.

veil - noun. something that makes something else hard to see, usually magical in nature. An invisibility cloak is considered a veil.

aggrandize - verb. to enhance the reputation of (someone) beyond what is justified by the facts.

archaic - (of a word or a style of language) no longer in everyday use but sometimes used to impart an old-fashioned flavor.

Ivy League - a group of a select few colleges that are very renowned. Princeton is a part of the Ivy League.

transcendence - existence or experience beyond the normal or physical level.

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