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Post by nomdeplume8ie on Apr 9, 2010 12:51:02 GMT -5
Here you can discuss the any quotes posted in the 'Memorable Quotes Thread'. It is much encouraged to "over"analyse (if that's even possible  ) any particular word, phrase ( or even the tone of how it was said). Such analysis could include a) the revelation of character traits (perhaps supporting what we already know about a character , or maybe something contradictory... Adam comes to mind ) b) Possible hints at future plots c) Or just expressing any enjoyment at particular word plays, or funny dialogue etc etc (**thinking**) Silly of me. How could I create a 'Memorable Quotes Only' thread, without a thread to even discuss them in? ;D . |
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Post by nomdeplume8ie on Apr 9, 2010 12:55:39 GMT -5
March 19th 7pm.Aaron: Have you come up for something or are you just having a perv?March 25th 8pm.Paddy: You're a son to me... I love you. (Aaron hugs Paddy)Aaron: I'm sorry. April 08th 7pm.Aaron: What happened... When you told them? Jackson: Nothing, they just want me to be happy... Cus you can be. (leans in for a kiss)These are just a few, there are too many great quotes for me to keep track of ;D - LOL ;D The 'perv' line is an instant classic. It should obtain 'cult' status pretty soon ;D BIB - That's why I created a memorable quotes thread. To help keep track of 'em all. ;D And there will be plenty more to come I'd say. |
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Post by sheepiefarm on Apr 9, 2010 12:56:27 GMT -5
Given the reminder that was sent out by the moderators a few days ago regarding unnecesary threads - is this thread entirely necessary  I think this could be kept in the "quotes" thread.  |
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Post by nomdeplume8ie on Apr 9, 2010 13:00:44 GMT -5
I was thinking along the lines of...
the 'Memorable Quotes Only' thread would be nice and tidy, with quotes only, so that they're easier to read and find.
Then this thread is just to regarding any speculation to any quotes.
Don't worry. ;D I won't be putting up any more threads anywayz. This is the last thing that I could think of that would need a thread.
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Post by nomdeplume8ie on Apr 16, 2010 16:07:53 GMT -5
Just had a thought. This thread could also be used to help one another to make out any particular line of dialogue that is hard to understand, perhaps due to dialect. ( especially for those who don't have english as their first language). I'll start off with some Aarson dialogue from tonight's episode (April 16th 2010). Note: I'll be using (...) to indicate spots where even I can't make out words. (Jackson rushes up to Aaron who's waiting at the bar) Jacskon: Job over (...) . I'm sorry. You been waiting long? Aaron: About half an hour. J: Really? (Looks around the bar) Well... surprised you haven't pulled. A: What ? With this lot? J: We can go somewhere a bit rougher - if you feel more at home. A: Well I bought my beer now. J: (Looking at Aaron's drink) What about mine? A: Well I'm not gonna waste my money till you turned up. J: No flowers? A: (...)J: Look! I hope you don't think I'm this much of a cheap date. A: (Intrigued) ... And who said that this was a date? ;D J: Has anyone told you, you're a right miserable prat? A: Yeah. All the time. (Hands Jackson a beer bottle) Here. J: (Looking at bottle suspiciously) How do I know that the owner spat in this? A: Ya don't. (Jackson gives a cheeky smile) ;D (Next scene) A: Where'd all these people come from? J: It's Friday night, 'innit (isn't it)? Do you... em... wanna dance? A: (scoffs at the idea) Pssfffth!! (What) do you think? The music's awful. J: Yeah. What type of music you into then? Oasis? A: What do you think I am? Forty? J: I know your type. (...) kind of bloke. By the time you're forty, you'll be racing pigeons. (Ok, I have no idea what he's referring to here ;D )A: Oh yeah? And what are you gonna be doing? J: Living on a yacht, in the Med(iterranean) (pretends to be sunbathing) Look! We all can't have a dog called Clyde. A: (H)ey! Don't dis (criticize) Clyde. His bite's a lot worse than his bark. (Describing Aaron again? ) (They both look at the guy in drag with their eyebrows raised) J: Eh... same again? A: Yeah, go on. (Jackson goes to get drinks) (Next scene Aarson walk outside) J: That guy was well cruisin' you. A: Yeah right! J: Why not? I mean... you're not that bad looking now, are you? (Smiles. Leans in for kiss) Next week, yeah? (smiles cheekily) A: Yeah I'll... I'll call you. (licks his lips, turns around and sees Adam  ) (End scene) Oh and I found this really funny comment about tonight's episode. (by walkingkodi) "Poor Adam. Will he be able to get it up in the hotel for Scarlett when he knows his mate Aaron is off kissing some other guy somewhere without him?" ;D |
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Post by walluh on Apr 16, 2010 16:17:49 GMT -5
Thanks nomdeplume8ie  I keep asking people on yt to tell me what they are saying xD And I even claim to be fluent in English, and still don't get half of what they're saying :b |
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Post by vallie42 on Apr 16, 2010 16:20:41 GMT -5
Thanks nomdeplume8ie I keep asking people on yt to tell me what they are saying xD And I even claim to be fluent in English, and still don't get half of what they're saying :b Yes, many thanks nomdeplume8ie, I usually understands the most, but tonights episode with the background music was kinda hard to get al that they where saying. =) |
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Post by sheepiefarm on Apr 16, 2010 16:26:28 GMT -5
Just had a thought. This thread could also be used to help one another to make out any particular line of dialogue that is hard to understand, perhaps due to dialect. ( especially for those who don't have english as their first language). I'll start off with some Aarson dialogue from tonight's episode (April 16th 2010). Note: I'll be using (...) to indicate spots where even I can't make out words. (Jackson rushes up to Aaron who's waiting at the bar) Jacskon: Job over (ran) . I'm sorry. You been waiting long? Aaron: About half an hour. J: Really? (Looks around the bar) Well... surprised you haven't pulled. A: What ? With this lot? J: We can go somewhere a bit rougher - if you feel more at home. A: Well I bought my beer now. J: (Looking at Aaron's drink) What about mine? A: Well I'm not gonna waste my money till you turned up. J: No flowers? A: (...)J: Look! I hope you don't think I'm this much of a cheap date. A: (Intrigued) ... And who said that this was a date? ;D J: Has anyone told you, you're a right miserable prat? A: Yeah. All the time. (Hands Jackson a beer bottle) Here. J: (Looking at bottle suspiciously) How do I know that the owner spat in this? A: Ya don't. (Jackson gives a cheeky smile) ;D (Next scene) A: Where'd all these people come from? J: It's Friday night, 'innit (isn't it)? Do you... em... wanna dance? A: (scoffs at the idea) Pssfffth!! (What) do you think? The music's awful. J: Yeah. What type of music you into then? Oasis? A: What do you think I am? Forty? J: I know your type. (Pie & a pint) kind of bloke. By the time you're forty, you'll be racing pigeons. (Ok, I have no idea what he's referring to here ;D )A: Oh yeah? And what are you gonna be doing? J: Living on a yacht, in the Med(iterranean) (pretends to be sunbathing) Look! We all can't have a dog called Clyde. A: (H)ey! Don't dis (criticize) Clyde. His bite's a lot worse than his bark. (Describing Aaron again? ) (They both look at the guy in drag with their eyebrows raised) J: Eh... same again? A: Yeah, go on. (Jackson goes to get drinks) (Next scene Aarson walk outside) J: That guy was well cruisin' you. A: Yeah right! J: Why not? I mean... you're not that bad looking now, are you? (Smiles. Leans in for kiss) Next week, yeah? (smiles cheekily) A: Yeah I'll... I'll call you. (licks his lips, turns around and sees Adam ) (End scene) Oh and I found this really funny comment about tonight's episode. (by walkingkodi) "Poor Adam. Will he be able to get it up in the hotel for Scarlett when he knows his mate Aaron is off kissing some other guy somewhere without him?" ;D |
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Post by nomdeplume8ie on Apr 16, 2010 16:27:10 GMT -5
You're welcome. I'm fluent in english as well (being from Ireland) and sometimes even I can't make out some of the words they say ;D I wonder if anybody else can work out the words i couldn't understand as indicated by my (...) marks. Edit: Thanks sheepie. Pie and pint... i sort of caught the pint but not the pie... |
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Post by sheepiefarm on Apr 16, 2010 16:30:03 GMT -5
You're welcome. I'm fluent in english as well (being from Ireland) and sometimes even I can't make out some of the words they say ;D I wonder if anybody else can work out the words i couldn't understand as indicated by my (...) marks. I think Aaron says " On your bike" when Jackson says about the flowers. |
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Post by nomdeplume8ie on Apr 16, 2010 16:34:34 GMT -5
You're welcome. I'm fluent in english as well (being from Ireland) and sometimes even I can't make out some of the words they say ;D I wonder if anybody else can work out the words i couldn't understand as indicated by my (...) marks. I think Aaron says " On your bike" when Jackson says about the flowers. Yeah. I can hear it now. Well that's a very English phrase. Not really said in Ireland so I'm not surprised that I couldn't get it. ;D Another englishy phrase seems to be "You are well out of order, mate." or "That is bang out of order." or "You're doin' me 'ead in!" |
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Post by sheepiefarm on Apr 16, 2010 16:37:55 GMT -5
Yeah. I can hear it now. Well that's a very English phrase. Not really said in Ireland so I'm not surprised that I couldn't get it. ;D ;D - Yeah - being scottish, sometimes I've got to think about it too The scottish version of that is "Yer aff yer heid" ;D |
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Post by nomdeplume8ie on Apr 16, 2010 16:39:25 GMT -5
Just changed the title of the thread, since this thread can also be about any particular difficulties understanding dialogue as well as discussing/analysing quotes from the memorable quotes thread (separated, in order to keep the 'memorable quotes only' thread neat and tidy)
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Post by nomdeplume8ie on Apr 16, 2010 16:41:08 GMT -5
The scottish version of that is "Yer aff yer heid" ;D Do they say, wee = small , in Scotland? Or is that just Northern Ireland? |
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Post by sheepiefarm on Apr 16, 2010 16:46:24 GMT -5
The scottish version of that is "Yer aff yer heid" ;D Do they say, wee = small , in Scotland? Or is that just Northern Ireland? Yep |
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Post by nomdeplume8ie on Apr 16, 2010 16:53:48 GMT -5
Ah. Just found someone on YT who explained the pigeons bit (from luvjacks0n @walleha) "on yer bike means, go away/ or stop bothering me.. Racing pigeons - in the North of England people do (or used to) race pigeons (set them free in one place to see which ones get back home first) " Could Jackson and Adam be described as metaphorical pigeons in the future? |
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Post by walluh on Apr 16, 2010 17:10:07 GMT -5
Told you I had been asking people on YT :b Guess who WallehA is |
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Post by nomdeplume8ie on Apr 16, 2010 17:14:53 GMT -5
Told you I had been asking people on YT :b Guess who WallehA is But that was WallehA and you're just 'Walleh'. You clearly can't be the same person. ;D (** feels like an unobservant fool) How could I not notice the similarity in usernames? It's a small world after all! I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts. Diddleydee.... dum dum dum dum standing in a row... big one, small one, some as big as your head... oh never had to do this with Mufasa. Sigh... the Lion King... getting nostalgic now, I digress. |
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Post by walluh on Apr 16, 2010 17:18:10 GMT -5
Well someone else had the Walleh username, quite upsetting... And even Walluh, my other usual option was taken! So now I had to add my initial... It breaks my pattern! Now people have no way of guessing it's me  |
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Post by milena84 on Apr 16, 2010 17:23:08 GMT -5
Brilliant idea nomdeplme8ie!
And a big thank you for the transcript of todays ep.
I felt already a bit stupid always asking for the dialogue.
But since even you native speakers have problems.....
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Post by nomdeplume8ie on Apr 16, 2010 18:20:53 GMT -5
Well I wouldn't describe myself as a native of Yorkshire. But a former member of the British Commonwealth (something I learned in history lessons ) |
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Post by jonniebuk on Apr 16, 2010 18:22:16 GMT -5
A: What do you think I am? Forty? J: I know your type. (...) kind of bloke. By the time you're forty, you'll be racing pigeons. (Ok, I have no idea what he's referring to here ;D )The breeding of domestic pigeons esp. for showing or racing is stereotypically associated with the north of England working class, Yorkshire in particular. |
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Post by milena84 on Apr 16, 2010 18:24:13 GMT -5
Oh, with native speaker I meant only the english language of course. Didn't mean to offend you  |
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Post by walluh on Apr 19, 2010 14:17:51 GMT -5
I hope someone will feel sorry for us non-native-english-speakers, and post Paddy and Marlon's conversation from tonights episode |
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Post by dannybaby1234 on Apr 19, 2010 14:31:47 GMT -5
I hope someone will feel sorry for us non-native-english-speakers, and post Paddy and Marlon's conversation from tonights episode I'll feel sorry for you |
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) any particular word, phrase ( or even the tone of how it was said). Such analysis could include a) the revelation of character traits (perhaps supporting what we already know about a character , or maybe something contradictory... Adam comes to mind 
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