Conversation started Sep 30, 2017 at 14:21.
Sep 30, 2017 14:21
HAIL COMRADE @ThatBrazilianGuy! AND SNOW AND HURRICANES TOO!
@ThatBrazilianGuy "HAIL" has two meanings ;p
> fall or be hurled forcefully.
@JourneymanGeek is plotting my fall.
I was thinking balls of falling ice
or "to hail a cab"
Sep 30, 2017 14:24
25$ for whole ep
and 24 hour limit
lolnope
then again this will air on tv...
@JourneymanGeek Hail a cab?
> throw (an object) with great force.
push or impel (someone) violently.
utter (abuse) vehemently.
Are you throwing it at someone? Or throwing insults at it?
hail2
heɪl/Submit
verb
verb: hail; 3rd person present: hails; past tense: hailed; past participle: hailed; gerund or present participle: hailing
1.
call out to (someone) to attract attention.
"I hailed her in English"
synonyms: greet, salute, address, halloo, speak to, call out to, shout to, say hello to, initiate a discussion with, talk to; More
antonyms: say goodbye to
signal (an approaching taxi) to stop.
"she raised her hand to hail a cab"
synonyms: flag down, wave down, signal to stop, gesture to stop, make a sign to; More
"You are a pathetic excuse of a cab.
"If you had a mother cab, she would be disappointed. Your factory should commit seppaku in shame, if it had a belly"....
but no, not what I meant
@JourneymanGeek I'm picturing a really smug dog in a monocle and top hat with a Brit Singaporean accent.
Sep 30, 2017 14:27
english is a BLOODY ODD LANGUAGE
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@JourneymanGeek English is so odd it won't even
 
Conversation ended Sep 30, 2017 at 14:28.