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[boyo]

www.digitalarcade.co.uk

 

[Geek]

Do you know what "knocked up" means to Americans?

Anyway, nice job.

 

[Neex]

I'd like to have sex with that too.

 

[gunstarhero]

Nice job.




Hope you used protection.

 

[Straightballin]

Pics and link arent working

Edit: NVM they work

 

[DarienA]

I know I'm pretty old... but did the definition of knocked up get changed recently?

 

[Nerevar]

Hope you used protection.

Of course he didn't; or if he did it must've broken during the act.

 

[olimario]

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[Straightballin]

So where exactly did you stick your thing in?

 

[Ryck]

I wish you were in the us............

 

[Jim]

Very nice! So when's she due?

Anyway, my current, somewhat related project:

Gonna be a bizzotch to get up and running as they are notorious for flaking out.

 

[FoneBone]

Never seen Jim make so many posts in one day...

 

[akascream]

Never seen Jim make so many posts in one day...

He's giving in to the dark side of the force.

 

[Jeff-DSA]

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:lol :lol :lol :lol

Child support is going to destroy your gaming fund.

 

[Straightballin]

The speakers at the bottom?

Hell no Shaqs dick would be to small for that thing.

 

[Dr_Cogent]

www.digitalarcade.co.uk

You got it pregnant?

 

[xsarien]

The speakers at the bottom?

It's all about the coin return.

 

[Jim]

Hah.. a bit of downtime at real life work... and veerrry bored.

That's a gorgeous cocktail though.

 

[Blackace]

Hah.. a bit of downtime at real life work... and veerrry bored.

That's a gorgeous cocktail though.

Yes sir it is nice...

 

[Beer Monkey]

I'd hit it.

 

[Straightballin]

wear a rubber might catch something

 

[Blackace]

Us Americans sure know how to beat a dead horse

 

[ohamsie]

Was the Winnie the Pooh machine by the fireplace watching?

 

[etiolate]

:lol

I would like to know what knocked up means in your culture.


Otherwise, MY DREAM is to get a cocktail setup at some point in my life.

 

[Deleted member 1235]

:lol
I would like to know what knocked up means in your culture.

slapped together.

made.

built.

 

[bill0527]

I'm glad you didn't post a pic of my mom.

 

[WHOAguitarninja]

Are you sure you didn't mean knocked out?

 

[Suikoguy]

the pharse should be permenetly changed to "Knocked Together"

 

[Blackace]

the pharse should be permenetly changed to "Knocked Together"

Why? Knocked up in American doesn't make much sense... Besides them spelling like the French the Brits kind of the trademark for English...　

 

[Dr_Cogent]

Why? Knocked up in American doesn't make much sense... Besides them spelling like the French the Brits kind of the trademark for English...　

Well, it does make some sort of sense - at least a little. At least the "knocked" part and all :lol

 

[Blackace]

Well, it does make some sort of sense - at least a little. At least the "knocked" part and all :lol

Well considering that carpentry uses a hammer... at least that used to be one of the tools.. knocked makes a lot of sense for making something... of course Brits use it for anything creative.....

 

[hooo]

the pharse should be permenetly changed to "Knocked Together"

The definition should be largely dependant on the direction of the knocking. I've heard that the shift key will change that though, so who really knows what it should be called...

 

[Matlock]

Were you in Ohio when you did this, by any chance?

 

[BuG]

Root means something completely different to us non-Americans too. Hahahahahahahaha, it's funny 'cause you speak different.

 

[argon]

Were you in Ohio when you did this, by any chance?

classic bump =)

 

[Chittagong]

:lol one for the archives!

 

[Zaptruder]

in australia, we understand and recognize both usages, with respect to context.

Damn americans, really do know how to beat a dead horse

 

[Meatpuppet]

Both definitions are valid in the UK and Ireland.

Also, "knocked together"? Why not just advocate the use of "cobbled together", which would actually be vaguely sensible?

Also, cool cabinet.

 

[Chittagong]

Anyone else notice that the thread starter bailed out after the first post?

 

[mCACGj]

Anyone else notice that the thread starter bailed out after the first post?

He shouldn't have though, it's a really nice cabinet.

 

[Daigoro]

Us Americans sure know how to beat a dead horse

no kidding. ive never seen the same joke used so many times in such a short amount of time. dullards.

Anyone else notice that the thread starter bailed out after the first post?

he doesnt seem to be the type to hang around a forum all day unlike a lot of the rest of us. he usually drops by, post some pics of his badass handiwork and leaves.

brilliant cab as allways Boyo. keep up the good work.

 

[Uncle Dukey]

That's really slick Boyo. Very nice cabinet!

 

[iapetus]

in australia, we understand and recognize both usages, with respect to context.

Damn americans, really do know how to beat a dead horse

Likewise in England.

Oh, and you mean 'beat off', surely?

 

[Juice]

I think us Americans just find a sort of rare comradierie in being able to criticize the older, but now less influentual English of the British isles. So whenever we see something like this, where Imperial English is used and has some sort of unintentional sexual meaning in American English, we jump on it.

Us Americans are a diverse bunch, so there are few opportunities for us all to come together and point and laugh in unison. We're usually much more divided than that.

 

[psycho_snake]

Was it any good?

So where exactly did you stick your thing in?

In the coin slot ofcourse.

 

[TheDiave]

Do you know what "knocked up" means to Americans?

Beat me to it. :lol