Entertaining

[Haluk Skywalker]

Here is a classic flash movie made in mid sixties.

http://www.theflasharchive.com/flash/f-81.swf

[Gerry]

In article <c37cb4$251c2a$1...@ID-201738.news.uni-berlin.de>, Haluk
Skywalker <yok.oo...@spam.net> wrote:

> Here is a classic flash movie made in mid sixties.
>
> http://www.theflasharchive.com/flash/f-81.swf

I was surprised to see the word "centence" in there.

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[DougH]

> > Here is a classic flash movie made in mid sixties.
> >
> > http://www.theflasharchive.com/flash/f-81.swf
>
> I was surprised to see the word "centence" in there.

The word "until" is also spelled with two L's on the loading page.

DougH

[Louise Bremner]

DougH <horn...@hotmail.com> wrote:

There are several mispleled words in it--I assumed it was part of the
joke?

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[Ken Yasumoto-Nicolson]

Ugg, that simulated flickery film effect did my head in. Anyway, that
gives me an excuse to post this link, featuring lots more real
swearing.

http://www.updater.co.uk/

Apparently it's a promo for Channel 4 (UK TV station), and will be
shown at cinemas up and down the country.

Ken

[Murgi]

> http://www.updater.co.uk/
>
> Apparently it's a promo for Channel 4 (UK TV station), and will be
> shown at cinemas up and down the country.

Geee... what stuff will this channel be broadcasting if this is the
promotion? I am not sure about the British law nowadays, but this kind of
promotion would cause problems in a couple of other European countries.

Sigi

[Steve Sundberg]

On Tue, 16 Mar 2004 19:09:14 +0200, "Haluk Skywalker"
<yok.oo...@spam.net> wrote:

>Here is a classic flash movie made in mid sixties.

Flash didn't exist in the 60's. Or the 70's. Or the 80's.

[Haluk Skywalker]

"Steve Sundberg" <dee...@mm.com>, iletide şunu yazdı
news:40592b87...@news1.mm.com...

You got me there :) Surely it is from this decade, but it sounded and looked
so 60s to me.

[Murgi]

I knew it only as an audio file. Anyway, the written English was done by a
real hillbilly! The German word for it was also wrong.
What is it in Turkish?

"Haluk Skywalker" <yok.oo...@spam.net> wrote in message
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[Haluk Skywalker]

"Murgi" <srin...@da2.so-net.ne.jp>, iletide şunu yazdı
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> I knew it only as an audio file. Anyway, the written English was done by a
> real hillbilly! The German word for it was also wrong.
> What is it in Turkish?
>

I think they mispelled the words for the laughs.

F*ck is Sik (pronounced exactly as sick) in Turkish... Very much like in
English, in Turkish sik is both noun and verb -and with a little
modification it can also be adjective, adverb etc...

Disclaimer: Extreme caution required when using sik -esp. as a verb. Never
use it if you're wearing leather shoes or carrying something that'd make
your run difficult. Most Turks own firearms and look for an opportunity to
use them.

[mukade]

Ken Yasumoto-Nicolson <ken_ni...@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<8jmg50lmoeop625p9...@4ax.com>...

DIY version

http://www.rathergood.com/touretteaphone/

Mukade

[Murgi]

> http://www.rathergood.com/touretteaphone/

Hilarious... but my wife didn't think so after playing it for 5 minutes
over the stereo! I stopped while she carries on with a female voice!