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  1. Matt Matt

    Guys I don't actually need a racist voice. Andrew and I do those ourselves usually.

    Tuesday, 11-Nov-14 02:44:39 UTC from web
    1. Coltzerino Coltzerino

      @mrmattimation WELL I'M SORRY FOR TRYING TO HELP

      Tuesday, 11-Nov-14 02:45:11 UTC from web
      1. Matt Matt

        @coutz YOU SHOULD BE

        Tuesday, 11-Nov-14 02:47:34 UTC from web
        1. Coltzerino Coltzerino

          @mrmattimation CLASSIC AMERICAN PIG BEHAVIOR

          Tuesday, 11-Nov-14 02:48:48 UTC from web
          1. Techdisk Techdisk

            @coutz WHAT YOU TALKING ABOOT HERE, EH?

            Tuesday, 11-Nov-14 02:49:14 UTC from web
            1. Coltzerino Coltzerino

              @techdisk GTFO OR I REPORT YOU HUE HUE HUE HUE BR BR

              Tuesday, 11-Nov-14 02:49:44 UTC from web
          2. awlxaĺan awlxaĺan

            @coutz porcane, si? (I don't know the words either pig or dog in Brasilian)

            Tuesday, 11-Nov-14 02:49:59 UTC from web
            1. Coltzerino Coltzerino

              @awlditzy porco = pig and cão/cachorro = dog

              Tuesday, 11-Nov-14 02:51:36 UTC from web
              1. awlxaĺan awlxaĺan

                @coutz so porcão

                Tuesday, 11-Nov-14 02:54:31 UTC from web
                1. Coltzerino Coltzerino

                  @awlditzy that's also a "big pig"

                  Tuesday, 11-Nov-14 02:55:35 UTC from web
                  1. Scribus Scribus

                    @coutz You could be a big pig, too! OI! [pelvic thrust] [run screaming]

                    Tuesday, 11-Nov-14 02:56:43 UTC from web
                    1. Coltzerino Coltzerino

                      @scribus [PIG SCREAMING]

                      Tuesday, 11-Nov-14 03:00:12 UTC from web
                  2. awlxaĺan awlxaĺan

                    @coutz It's pretty funny that's sort of a way you could say big pig in Italian too, porcanno.

                    Tuesday, 11-Nov-14 02:57:15 UTC from web
                    1. Coltzerino Coltzerino

                      @awlditzy yeah, in portuguese the "ão" at the end of the word indicates big or large. I'm pretty sure italian has a similar thing to show it.

                      Tuesday, 11-Nov-14 03:01:46 UTC from web