Bowmann's a sub

Originally posted by Bowmann
If you're trying to say that I make fun of foreigners, then you're wrong.

As a rule, I don't. But in your case I do, for I know it rattles your cage. And that's what I like doing when I have a spare moment and I'm a little bored.

Aren't Americans and Australians foreigners to you?

Colonialist plonker.

Originally posted by Bowmann
If you're trying to say that I make fun of foreigners, then you're wrong.

As a rule, I don't. But in your case I do, for I know it rattles your cage. And that's what I like doing when I have a spare moment and I'm a little bored.

As much as I know that it rattles your cage saying that you paid your subscription, simpleton.

Don't worry, I sleep well at night even if a geek on a chess forum makes fun of my language.

Originally posted by Palynka
Aren't Americans and Australians foreigners to you?

Colonialist plonker.

Look up.

Originally posted by Ravello
Change translator, it doesn't mean nothing.

It's Sicilian slang, actually.

Originally posted by Ravello
As much as I know that it rattles your cage saying that you paid your subscription, simpleton.

Don't worry, I sleep well at night even if a geek on a chess forum makes fun of my language.

Tig! You're it.


I think I'll be The Antiravello for a whole month.

Originally posted by Palynka
It's Sicilian slang, actually.

Cain'i minchia i salziz 'u cazz è dialetto siciliano, "spiritu di patata" non è siciliano, al massimo sardo.

......e non è un detto siciliano.

Pazienza se hai voglia di prendere per il culo per come parlo in inglese, ma non venire a fare il cretino con falsi proverbi siciliani.