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SuperSaiyanOver9000 · 2009-12-15, 19:28

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Originally Posted by oompa loompa

literally?.. probably closest to the verb to be right?

so I can put it after everything desu
lol!

Ansalem · 2009-12-15, 19:39

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Originally Posted by SuperSaiyanOver9000

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Originally Posted by oompa loompa

literally?.. probably closest to the verb to be right?

so I can put it after everything desu
lol!

It's a copula, so no, and please don't.

Frailty · 2009-12-16, 20:35

this is a snapshot from final fantasy 7 advent children

I was wondering who is that black wolf that's showing up every now and then on the movie?
and what is its relation to cloud?

Cipher · 2009-12-16, 23:40

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Originally Posted by Frailty

this is a snapshot from final fantasy 7 advent children

I was wondering who is that black wolf that's showing up every now and then on the movie?
and what is its relation to cloud?

a symbol of cloud's and friends'(tifa, barret) guilt? at least that's what it says here

Terrestrial Dream · 2009-12-17, 02:27

Japan seems to have very good relationship with Brazil for some reason. There seems to be lot of Brazilians in Japan (putting aside the issues) and vice-versa. Anyone know the reason why this seems to be the case?

**Solace** · 2009-12-17, 02:34

Here's why.

Terrestrial Dream · 2009-12-17, 02:43

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Originally Posted by Solace

Here's why.

Strangely I didn't think Wikipedia

, anyhow thanks.

oompa loompa · 2009-12-17, 03:44

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Originally Posted by SuperSaiyanOver9000

so I can put it after everything desu
lol!

oh crap sorry, i meant to be

-KarumA- · 2009-12-17, 10:36

I have a question concerning a song and Wong fei hung
Don't know if this is just my imagination or not but I was watching (am watching) Magnificent Butcher from 1979 and wong fei hung is in it now what caught my ear was the music used because it sounds a lot like the themesong from Once upon a time in China (1991)
Is that song/tune something that is associated with wong fei hung in older movies also? or simply coincidence (cause I thought it would only be part of Once upon --- in China)
I haven't seen it yet in other older hung gar movies, I just started watching some but just curious that's all

Tiberium Wolf · 2009-12-19, 10:51

It seems EuroStar trains broke down coz of the temperature outside being cold and in the inside of tunnel being hot. Why?

-KarumA- · 2009-12-19, 11:43

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Originally Posted by Tiberium Wolf

It seems EuroStar trains broke down coz of the temperature outside being cold and in the inside of tunnel being hot. Why?

wild guess, the cold wind doesn't get to the inside of the tunnel
but trains here broke cause the switches were frozen solid, you sure it isn't just that?

***xris*** · 2009-12-19, 12:03

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Originally Posted by Tiberium Wolf

It seems EuroStar trains broke down coz of the temperature outside being cold and in the inside of tunnel being hot. Why?

It might be due to the temperature differential. The sudden change in temperature can cause a number of problems to electrical / mechanical systems.

SuperSaiyanOver9000 · 2009-12-19, 12:04

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Originally Posted by Ansalem

It's a copula, so no, and please don't.

its the net I can anyway

but I shant only one thing gets to do that

Tiberium Wolf · 2009-12-20, 04:22

Some other news says it coz of condensation when the trains going from cold to warm enviroment (entering the tunnel probably from france).

BASS in SPACE · 2009-12-25, 07:35

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Originally Posted by -KarumA-

I have a question concerning a song and Wong fei hung
Don't know if this is just my imagination or not but I was watching (am watching) Magnificent Butcher from 1979 and wong fei hung is in it now what caught my ear was the music used because it sounds a lot like the themesong from Once upon a time in China (1991)
Is that song/tune something that is associated with wong fei hung in older movies also? or simply coincidence (cause I thought it would only be part of Once upon --- in China)
I haven't seen it yet in other older hung gar movies, I just started watching some but just curious that's all

Now this is going to be a very flimsy answer, but from what i read on some youtube comment, the song from Once Upon a Time in China (English title: A Man of Determination) was originally used for military drills. So i am guessing that the version in the Magnificent Butcher and the one in OUTC are 2 different adaptations of the same song. The lyrics for the version in OUTC were written by James Wong, and sung by George Lam for the movie though. That much I know. As for the rest, it is merely surmise.

-KarumA- · 2009-12-25, 16:47

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Originally Posted by BASS in SPACE

Now this is going to be a very flimsy answer, but from what i read on some youtube comment, the song from Once Upon a Time in China (English title: A Man of Determination) was originally used for military drills. So i am guessing that the version in the Magnificent Butcher and the one in OUTC are 2 different adaptations of the same song. The lyrics for the version in OUTC were written by James Wong, and sung by George Lam for the movie though. That much I know. As for the rest, it is merely surmise.

whow, that at least gives me some leads to look for =)
Thank you very VERY much X3

**Daniel E.** · 2009-12-27, 04:41

Was is the average price for a haircut (dudes) in the U.S.?

I ask because of an american movie I was watching, where the barber charges 20 bucks for a simple haircut!

I mean WTF!? 20 bucks just for that! o_0

***xris*** · 2009-12-27, 04:48

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Originally Posted by Daniel E.

Was is the average price for a haircut (dudes) in the U.S.?

I ask because of an american movie I was watching, where the barber charges 20 bucks for a simple haircut!

I mean WTF!? 20 bucks just for that! o_0

Dunno about the U.S. but in the U.K a couple of local barbers charge 11-12 UKP for a basic haircut (that's $18-$19).

**Daniel E.** · 2009-12-27, 04:59

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Originally Posted by xris

Dunno about the U.S. but in the U.K a couple of local barbers charge 11-12 UKP for a basic haircut (that's $18-$19).

Hell, that's pretty damn expensive, IMHO.

Over here, it is actually easy to find places that will do it for 60 pesos (current exchange rate = 4.67337 US Dólar). With a bit of extra cash (80 - 90 pesos) you can pretty much get a simple haircut anywhere in my city.

Vexx · 2009-12-27, 05:01

It varies wildly depending on whether you use a traditional barber, a chain store of hair styling (e.g. Great Clips) or an upscale hair salon.

My needs are simple so I usually go for the intermediate ($10-$20) levels for the hair washing and head massage

- bonus points if from a pretty girl.

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Frailty what the heck?! Graphic Designer Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Pearl of the Orient Seas Age: 20	this is a snapshot from final fantasy 7 advent children I was wondering who is that black wolf that's showing up every now and then on the movie? and what is its relation to cloud? __________________

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-KarumA- (｡☉౪ ⊙｡) Author Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: In Maya world, where all is 3D and everything crashes Age: 25	I have a question concerning a song and Wong fei hung Don't know if this is just my imagination or not but I was watching (am watching) Magnificent Butcher from 1979 and wong fei hung is in it now what caught my ear was the music used because it sounds a lot like the themesong from Once upon a time in China (1991) Is that song/tune something that is associated with wong fei hung in older movies also? or simply coincidence (cause I thought it would only be part of Once upon --- in China) I haven't seen it yet in other older hung gar movies, I just started watching some but just curious that's all

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