Horus Lupercal
Primarch - Warmaster
Professor
Swingin' on a Star
Deja Vu
Biker Mice from Mars
ET phone home
Floater
Copycat
Registered
Horus Lupercal
Primarch - Warmaster
Professor
Swingin' on a Star
Deja Vu
Biker Mice from Mars
ET phone home
Floater
Copycat
Registered
Very true. Especially as it would've been very difficult to be heckled and ridiculed on a forum like this when that question would've been roughly 25-30 years ago as a very, very young child, barely in school, at the cusp of interest in sci-fi with no access to the internet watching VHS tapes of Wrath Of Khan or The Voyage Home with my mum wondering why they're teleporting humpback whales.
There's a bit of a difference between that, and an '18'yr old with an interest in sci fi, access to all the worlds media, playing a space game has managed to miss 3 recent star trek films, the death of Leonard Nimoy, every current cultural reference about one of the longest running 'universes' in film and everything else that has gone before it?
There's a bit of a difference between that, and an '18'yr old with an interest in sci fi, access to all the worlds media, playing a space game has managed to miss 3 recent star trek films, the death of Leonard Nimoy, every current cultural reference about one of the longest running 'universes' in film and everything else that has gone before it?
No, "Engrish" is when a Japanese guy speaks very bad English.
The Japanese can't pronnounce the "L" (It doesn't EXISTS in their language), So If a jap wants to pronnounce the word "English" it would sound as "Ingurishu".
The quote above "All your base ARE belong to us" is a cursed bad translation from a jap 1990's arcade game.
The Japanese can't pronnounce the "L" (It doesn't EXISTS in their language), So If a jap wants to pronnounce the word "English" it would sound as "Ingurishu".
The quote above "All your base ARE belong to us" is a cursed bad translation from a jap 1990's arcade game.
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