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Also RIP Cliff Burton
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:36:29 UTC from web-
@nethernarwhal Wait... WHAT?
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:36:40 UTC from web-
@potatao Metallica's original bassist
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:37:10 UTC from web-
@nethernarwhal Long live that legend. I forgot who he was.
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@nethernarwhal Sorry, I didn;t actually know the name. But I knew the face!
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:39:56 UTC from web-
@potatao Oh I know, you just had presque vu
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:40:55 UTC from web-
@nethernarwhal Oh, Thanks dude.
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:41:35 UTC from web -
@nethernarwhal Jamais Vu?
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:41:42 UTC from web-
@potatao No, that's when you recognize something but are ultimately unfamiliar with it. Presque vu is more of a tip of the tongue scenario.
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:42:29 UTC from web-
@nethernarwhal Ah! That is much better! But, I was just recalling a familiar word that I knew with the same suffix
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:43:04 UTC from web-
@potatao I remember because of their direct translation from French. "Vu" is the verb meaning "to see", so deja vu means "seen before", presque vu means "almost saw", and jamais vu means "never saw".
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:46:01 UTC from web-
@nethernarwhal *takes mental Notes* This. Is. AMAZING!
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:46:33 UTC from web-
@potatao Aw shucks, it's nothing much. Just a perk of being bilingual.
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:48:30 UTC from web-
@nethernarwhal That is beautiful! <3 it must make learning other languages a tad bit easier eh
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:49:25 UTC from web-
@potatao I'm sure if I put in the effort I could learn Italian or Spanish
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:50:02 UTC from web-
@nethernarwhal So, currently, you are like "Non Loso!"
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:50:43 UTC from web-
@potatao Not sure what 'loso' means...
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:51:47 UTC from web-
@nethernarwhal Don't know. It means Don't know/
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:52:01 UTC from web-
@potatao Ahh, the French verb has a completely different root. You usually use savoir or connaitre
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:54:29 UTC from web-
@nethernarwhal Damn it... XD Is it like Ja in German and Polish? Ja means "Yes" In german, while Ja in Polish means "I Personally"
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:55:45 UTC from web-
@potatao Ja has no meaning in French, at least not in my vocabulaire
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:56:38 UTC from web-
@nethernarwhal EHH! XD
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:57:07 UTC from web
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@nethernarwhal Sorry!
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:45:27 UTC from web
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@nethernarwhal Also, nice!
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:41:50 UTC from web
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@nethernarwhal Oh... right...
Sunday, 12-Oct-14 05:37:04 UTC from web
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