User talk:Mordillo
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Welcome to my talk page. Now shut the fuck up and go write an article (or leave a new message at the bottom )
it's so clean Going on hiatus...
[edit] Gentle Oral Raep
I wasn't really here. Metooka 11:33, November 4, 2009 (UTC)
[edit] the man in that picture
reminds me of somebody. • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
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- Of course he does, this is Wikus van der Merwe. ~
19:46, November 4, 2009 (UTC)
- The south african guy from district9? • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
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- Fokken right. ~
06:49, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- Don't point your tentacles at Wikus. You won't get a fokken sweetie--BlueSpiritGuy 10:58, November 7, 2009 (UTC)
- Fokken right. ~
- The south african guy from district9? • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
[edit] Sig change
I like to change my sig fairly regularly. And if you've only counted 15, then I think you may have missed a few. Going on hiatus...
- Wrong talk page. It was me who miscounted your sigs. • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
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- I was working with 23 tabs open. You can't expect me to be prefect! Going on hiatus...
- Do I need to ban anyone? ~
09:10, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- Me!MEMEMEMEMEMEMEME!!! ^_^ Mamzera 09:23, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- האיסור שלי הוא מאוחר. שָׁרמוּטָה 16:34, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- Me!MEMEMEMEMEMEMEME!!! ^_^ Mamzera 09:23, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- Do I need to ban anyone? ~
- I was working with 23 tabs open. You can't expect me to be prefect! Going on hiatus...
[edit] אוזני המן
I'm fairly certain you haven't seen my response to what you said re. Hebrew and Yiddish names for stuff such as hamentaschen on my talkpage because none of the Yiddish stuff I added to the kosher article has been changed. So here it is:
"It says המן־טאַש in my cookery book, which is where I'm copying them from. It is a Yiddish cookery book, however, so I imagine you're right that this is the Yiddishe term. Do feel free to change anything I've added in Yiddish to Hebrew for the sake of consistency though, along with any errors on my behalf. I'm fairly certain I've mangled שלאָגן זיך בייגל, not least of all because "fight bagels" was the closest I could get to "fighting bagels." What little Yiddish I know comes from my bubbeh who, like most elderly ladies, preferred doing things like getting drunk and shouting at the cat to fighting so it's not a term I ever heard her use. Oh, and I have no idea of either the Yiddish or Hebrew term for feinkochen or mandelbrodt and if I try to transliterate into Yiddish I'll probably end up accidentally writing something really offensive. Also, I don't know the Hebrew for cholent, though in Yiddish it's טשאָלנט I believe. :-)"
Thanks for your help if you do correct any of mine. Rabbi Techno
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FOXES 15:45, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- Ah! I did miss that. Well, some names really exist only in Yiddish (such as Kenidalach, I mean, there is a Hebrew name but no one uses it) - and Hamentachen, we can use both the names really. With the Cholent, it's actually an interesting linguistic debate. Cholent is not a word in Hebrew, but most people would use that (טשולענט). However, there is another version of the dish from North Africa called Hamin or Chamin (חמין) which is a different dish to cholent, but a lot of people use that as a general name for this type of dishes. Having said that, I'm not even sure that Chamin is in Hebrew, it might be bastardized Hebrew or Ladino. Who said that being Jewish is easy?! ~
15:58, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- Interesting, that, because so far as I knew chamin was the Hebrew name for cholent (cholent coming from the Old French chalant, I believe. Suppose Rashi would have been the one to ask about that, he knows his Old French alright) - however, it's not something I've ever really thought about that much since absolutely everyone I know calls it cholent. I assume that chamin and cholent were originally entirely different things, one African and one French/Jewish - that ended up becoming confused and used to describe one (possibly entirely different) dish. Oh well - who cares, so long as it continues to taste as good as it does? The rabbis spend so much time arguing over whatever it is they argue over and nobody's even answered the basic questions concerning Jewish food yet! Rabbi Techno
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FOXES 16:10, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- Interesting, that, because so far as I knew chamin was the Hebrew name for cholent (cholent coming from the Old French chalant, I believe. Suppose Rashi would have been the one to ask about that, he knows his Old French alright) - however, it's not something I've ever really thought about that much since absolutely everyone I know calls it cholent. I assume that chamin and cholent were originally entirely different things, one African and one French/Jewish - that ended up becoming confused and used to describe one (possibly entirely different) dish. Oh well - who cares, so long as it continues to taste as good as it does? The rabbis spend so much time arguing over whatever it is they argue over and nobody's even answered the basic questions concerning Jewish food yet! Rabbi Techno
לפחות יש לך מושג מה אתה מקליד. תארו לעצמכם מה הרובוטים מתרגם יעשה שפת אם שלו ... שָׁרמוּטָה 16:15, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- My Hebrew is far too poor to understand that, other than something about robots. I find it's a good idea to be able to recognise the word robots in as many languages as possible - one never knows when the ability to do so might stand one in good stead, after all. Rabbi Techno
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FOXES 16:20, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- ha, that's not bad actually. It says: "at least you have a vague understanding of what you type. Imagine to yourselvs what the robots (plural) translate (single) do mother tongue his." So not bad! ~
16:25, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- Ah, makes sense when you factor translation robots into it. Still - your Hebrew remains considerably better than mine, Luvvy. /me hangs head in shame Rabbi Techno
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FOXES 16:29, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- עצום ... Not Luvvy 16:31, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- They're great for playing Chinese Whispers if you have no friends, though. Rabbi Techno
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FOXES 16:38, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- Say Rabbi, did you know that on top of the Hebrew Uncyclopedia there is a Yiddish one? ~
16:34, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- I didn't, but I'll have a look because according to some programme on the radio the other week Yiddish is at risk of dying out in the UK so I've been thinking I ought to develop the twenty or so words I know into at least a workable basic knowledge. That's partially just because Yiddish is such a great language for insulting people with, of course. Rabbi Techno
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FOXES 16:38, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- It is. There is still a rather active Yiddish community in Israel, a few theaters as well (There's also a village that speaks Aramaic but that's just weird) ~
16:46, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- As it happens, the chap presenting the programme was producing a Yiddish theatre show (mostly for his elderly mother's benefit, it seemed) and was worried nobody would show up for it. In the end, it sold out (although there was no mention of how many tickets were sold to his mother and her friends) so it seems some people can still speak it here. You hear the occasional older person in Golders Green and a few in Stamford Hill (possibly in the Manchester and Gateshead Jewish neighbourhoods too, but I've never been there because I don't fancy the innoculations you have to have before venturing into Northern England), and there's the Chasidim of course, but it's very rare that you find anyone either under 60 or not Chasidic who can speak it. Be a pity if it went the same way as its international language imitators like Esperanto because it sounds so great. A village where they still speak Aramaic, eh? You'll be telling me there are people in Argentina that speak Welsh next... ;-) Rabbi Techno
kvetch
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FOXES 16:58, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- As it happens, the chap presenting the programme was producing a Yiddish theatre show (mostly for his elderly mother's benefit, it seemed) and was worried nobody would show up for it. In the end, it sold out (although there was no mention of how many tickets were sold to his mother and her friends) so it seems some people can still speak it here. You hear the occasional older person in Golders Green and a few in Stamford Hill (possibly in the Manchester and Gateshead Jewish neighbourhoods too, but I've never been there because I don't fancy the innoculations you have to have before venturing into Northern England), and there's the Chasidim of course, but it's very rare that you find anyone either under 60 or not Chasidic who can speak it. Be a pity if it went the same way as its international language imitators like Esperanto because it sounds so great. A village where they still speak Aramaic, eh? You'll be telling me there are people in Argentina that speak Welsh next... ;-) Rabbi Techno
- It is. There is still a rather active Yiddish community in Israel, a few theaters as well (There's also a village that speaks Aramaic but that's just weird) ~
- I didn't, but I'll have a look because according to some programme on the radio the other week Yiddish is at risk of dying out in the UK so I've been thinking I ought to develop the twenty or so words I know into at least a workable basic knowledge. That's partially just because Yiddish is such a great language for insulting people with, of course. Rabbi Techno
- Say Rabbi, did you know that on top of the Hebrew Uncyclopedia there is a Yiddish one? ~
- They're great for playing Chinese Whispers if you have no friends, though. Rabbi Techno
- עצום ... Not Luvvy 16:31, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- Ah, makes sense when you factor translation robots into it. Still - your Hebrew remains considerably better than mine, Luvvy. /me hangs head in shame Rabbi Techno
- ha, that's not bad actually. It says: "at least you have a vague understanding of what you type. Imagine to yourselvs what the robots (plural) translate (single) do mother tongue his." So not bad! ~
- My Hebrew is far too poor to understand that, other than something about robots. I find it's a good idea to be able to recognise the word robots in as many languages as possible - one never knows when the ability to do so might stand one in good stead, after all. Rabbi Techno
- Your nice and newly-cleaned talkpage isn't going to be so spick and span for long at this rate.... Rabbi Techno
kvetch
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FOXES 17:00, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- Incidentally, did you know Colin Powell can speak Yiddish? Pity he doesn't know how to say his own name in English, though. Rabbi Techno
kvetch
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FOXES 12:54, November 7, 2009 (UTC)
- Incidentally, did you know Colin Powell can speak Yiddish? Pity he doesn't know how to say his own name in English, though. Rabbi Techno
[edit] Supreme thanks
Just want to say that I am a huge Wikus fan. So you can imagine how surprised I was when I saw what you wrote on the main page. And I want to say thank you, it is one of the most awesome things I have ever encountered. Also, I'm a big fan of your work on uncyclopedia. So I guess, I just want to say thanks a million.
Baie dankie vir die moeite met die ongelooflike paragraaf op die hoofblad. Respek en integriteit aan u, met die grootste bewondering. --BlueSpiritGuy 21:24, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- My pleasure indeed! It was your "away" message that gave me that idea. Also, I have to praise myself for understanding your Afrikaans with my basic Dutch. In short - aangenaam meneer! ~
21:28, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- It's all Greek to me. --ChiefjusticeDS 21:38, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- Nice! I take it you've seen the movie. Yeah, I'm still away actually. Just popped by to check up on things. But well done with that Wikus message, it's almost an exact copy from the script, which is remarkable. As is your ability to understand the Afrikaans. As I've said, it is quite close to Dutch, but seeing as Dutch is not your first language it is a bit scary. I thought I could use it to gossip. Yes - Dit is voorwaar aangenaam! --BlueSpiritGuy 21:44, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- It's a great film isn't it? You can use it, I understand much more than I can write :). ~
22:20, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- It is! And I'm not saying it because I'm a biased South African. Anyway, thanks again! I'm resuming my away status again...--BlueSpiritGuy 07:33, November 6, 2009 (UTC)
- It's still beyond me why Mordilly has to learn Dutch and not... say Swedish... Mmmm... Swedish... *ahem* At least he can speak two languages that sound like you're clearing your throat after a fishbone hit it. Or is it three... Do you know Arabic on top of Hebrew and Dutch? /me makes a run for it before she gets spanked Hawt Swedish-speaking blonde 07:56, November 6, 2009 (UTC)
- It is! And I'm not saying it because I'm a biased South African. Anyway, thanks again! I'm resuming my away status again...--BlueSpiritGuy 07:33, November 6, 2009 (UTC)
- It's a great film isn't it? You can use it, I understand much more than I can write :). ~
[edit] 4chan talk
I tried restoring Talk:4chan because some anon user vandalized it. But I get a Spam protection filter saying I can't do it. Can you fix it please? :) Dame Pleb Cpt. Miley Spears (talk) 22:09, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- Done, even though the bloody spam filter is beyond me. I just removed the problematic text (which wasn't essential to that page) ~
22:21, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- Thanks! :) Dame Pleb Cpt. Miley Spears (talk) 22:32, November 5, 2009 (UTC)
- I love the sound of swedish but could never quite get it right. An ex of mine was swedish (and blonde, surprisingly) and he tried to teach me a bit but every word I tied I would mangle the pronounciation. I think that the Australian accent and Swedish just don't mix. Going on hiatus...
- Good thing you're putting this in the wrong conversation O_O ~
12:20, November 6, 2009 (UTC)
- I put it in the right place. The problem is that I'm a genous and think so much faster than you that I can see the logical link between 4chan and spam filters and Swedish with an Australian accent. I just don't know if I can dumb it down enough for you mere mortals to understand. Going on hiatus...
- And I did spell that right. I was using the Middle French spelling of genius, due to the subtle change in definition. Going on hiatus...
- I put it in the right place. The problem is that I'm a genous and think so much faster than you that I can see the logical link between 4chan and spam filters and Swedish with an Australian accent. I just don't know if I can dumb it down enough for you mere mortals to understand. Going on hiatus...
- Good thing you're putting this in the wrong conversation O_O ~
[edit] Are you online?
We really need you to block someone. Like, now. And you edited recently and there's no admins in IRC. --Andorin K. (Silence! I vape you!) 10:45, November 8, 2009 (UTC)
[edit] אני צריך לתפוס זיון.
או משהו. לפחות אני שיכור... ♥ 16:02, November 8, 2009 (UTC)
[edit] when you judged my untweet
you said that i didn't fully exploit its potential, etc. now that improvements have been done, i want you read it again and give me some feedback.. • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
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- Well, it's definitely better now that he sounds like Osama rather than a teenage girl, but I'm still missing something. Problem is I don't know what. I'll sleep on it, maybe I'll come with an idea. ~
17:19, November 8, 2009 (UTC)
- I'll be waiting.. • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
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- Good morning, overlord. Any idea's for the tweet? Also, wtf man! Why don't you lets us, mortals, have our fun? • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
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- Not with page moves, that creates horrible mess. Still nothing. I'm still banging my head on the wall though. Maybe something will come out other than bruises. ~
08:58, November 9, 2009 (UTC)
- Something like a For vote? Maybe, who knows? • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
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- Technically, how many for votes do I need to get an article with 3 against votes to be featured? • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
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- Technically, how many for votes do I need to get an article with 3 against votes to be featured? • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
- Something like a For vote? Maybe, who knows? • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
- Not with page moves, that creates horrible mess. Still nothing. I'm still banging my head on the wall though. Maybe something will come out other than bruises. ~
- Good morning, overlord. Any idea's for the tweet? Also, wtf man! Why don't you lets us, mortals, have our fun? • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
- I'll be waiting.. • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
[edit] SpANKIN!
WHAR?!
HUGGLY WANTS SUM, TOO!
*slobbers* —The preceding unsigned comment was added by a girlie cuddly cutiepie ban addict (talk • contribs) who is definitely not Luvvy
[edit] Thanks!
[edit] ROAK BAND
I did the audio for it. Could you take a listen and tell me just how awful my German accent is? =D • • • Necropaxx (T) Tuesday, 02:39, Nov 10 2009
- I am thinking of recording the first section of the article, myself, to teach you kids how english with a german accent should sound like... :) • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
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- Necro, other than the fact that your German accent is the worst thing I ever heard, I love it. It's excellent! Thanks for that. Also, Moosh, I don't believe you need to teach me about German accent. ~
12:16, November 10, 2009 (UTC)
- Well, I know your German accent is wunderbar, Mordillo.. I was talking to Negropaxx. • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
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- Don't blame me, I'm just a merkin; I don't know wie Deutsch zu sprechen. • • • Necropaxx (T) Wednesday, 04:38, Nov 11 2009
- Ich bin ein Hamburger. • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
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- Gott sei Dank für Google Übersetzer. • • • Necropaxx (T) Wednesday, 06:25, Nov 11 2009
- Actually, google translator fucks up the grammar and structure of the sentence really good. • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
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- Actually, google translator fucks up the grammar and structure of the sentence really good. • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
- Gott sei Dank für Google Übersetzer. • • • Necropaxx (T) Wednesday, 06:25, Nov 11 2009
- Ich bin ein Hamburger. • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
- Don't blame me, I'm just a merkin; I don't know wie Deutsch zu sprechen. • • • Necropaxx (T) Wednesday, 04:38, Nov 11 2009
- Well, I know your German accent is wunderbar, Mordillo.. I was talking to Negropaxx. • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
- Necro, other than the fact that your German accent is the worst thing I ever heard, I love it. It's excellent! Thanks for that. Also, Moosh, I don't believe you need to teach me about German accent. ~
[edit] Here's a little irony for you
Right when you blocked me for an hour for gloating (which I deserved), I was trying to make a post here. My post was about how innocent users can get blocked, even indefinitely, which happened to someone I know well (on another site). Then as I was trying to post it, I got a message that I was blocked. Weird coincidence, or are you admins mindreaders or something? Father WHY??? (confessions) 00:56, November 12, 2009 (UTC)
[edit] you kicked me from irc
Sorry, I must have misinterpreted you. I thought you meant bring the conversation off Luvvy and onto the image, which is what we were supposed to be talking about. Sorry... /scratches head in confusion. • • • Necropaxx (T) Thursday, 01:02, Nov 12 2009
[edit] The World's most powerful people
This study...thingie lists the most powerful people. Half of them are Jews. The other half are Arabs that want to kill the Jews. This is why we can't have world peace. QED. • • • Necropaxx (T) Thursday, 07:01, Nov 12 2009
- Oh, I get it, joke. They're mostly Caucasian males. Father WHY??? (confessions) 19:31, November 12, 2009 (UTC)
[edit] Worshipper of Sophia
I recall having seen something about monks and nuns or some such for Goddess Sophia. I remember it said you could use a symbol in your user name, which I think is what you use. Can you or anyone who happens to wander by tell me where that page is? Thanks. Father WHY??? (confessions) 20:05, November 12, 2009 (UTC)
Nevermind; I found it right before I posted the above, making this section completely useless. Father WHY??? (confessions) 20:05, November 12, 2009 (UTC)
I am now Father WHY??? (confessions) 21:44, November 12, 2009 (UTC)
[edit] Lucy, I'm home.
And on an unrelated side note, are you serious? Talking about the feature queue validates a two-hours ban? • MAHMOOSHA 2.0 •
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- "First rule of the feature queue is - you don't talk about the feature queue". ~
20:59, November 13, 2009 (UTC)
[edit] Which articles are you nominating for Foolitzer?
I wanted to double check... — H. Peebles - D - HS
21:17, November 14, 2009 (UTC)
- Unless I've gone senile, which is quite possible, you nominate writers for the Foolitzer. ~
09:55, November 15, 2009 (UTC)
- Damnit!! My trick question was too easily seen through! I knew it, I am slowly becoming--Evil-not-so-genius! — H. Peebles - D - HS
18:55, November 15, 2009 (UTC)
- Damnit!! My trick question was too easily seen through! I knew it, I am slowly becoming--Evil-not-so-genius! — H. Peebles - D - HS




