Today's creepy happenings

[Aokochan]

She was referring to a scene in The Life of Brian (isn't that its title?), set in 30 AD, where the main character (Jew) writes something along the lines of "Romans, hype off!" in Latin onto the Roman temple wall. A legionnaire notices him, ask him what he's writing there, he replies "Romans, hype off!", and the legionnaire goes ahead and scolds him for his (numerous) spelling errors (which he proceeds to correct), and replies with the line manga quoted

Ah Ok! I haven't seen that film, so I didn't get the reference!

[Callid]

She was referring to a scene in The Life of Brian (isn't that its title?), set in 30 AD, where the main character (Jew) writes something along the lines of "Romans, hype off!" in Latin onto the Roman temple wall. A legionnaire notices him, ask him what he's writing there, he replies "Romans, hype off!", and the legionnaire goes ahead and scolds him for his (numerous) spelling errors (which he proceeds to correct), and replies with the line manga quoted

Ah Ok! I haven't seen that film, so I didn't get the reference!

You're welcome

[Aokochan]

She was referring to a scene in The Life of Brian (isn't that its title?), set in 30 AD, where the main character (Jew) writes something along the lines of "Romans, hype off!" in Latin onto the Roman temple wall. A legionnaire notices him, ask him what he's writing there, he replies "Romans, hype off!", and the legionnaire goes ahead and scolds him for his (numerous) spelling errors (which he proceeds to correct), and replies with the line manga quoted

Ah Ok! I haven't seen that film, so I didn't get the reference!

You're welcome

Sorry! Thanks!!

[Akonyl]

She was referring to a scene in The Life of Brian (isn't that its title?), set in 30 AD, where the main character (Jew) writes something along the lines of "Romans, hype off!" in Latin onto the Roman temple wall. A legionnaire notices him, ask him what he's writing there, he replies "Romans, hype off!", and the legionnaire goes ahead and scolds him for his (numerous) spelling errors (which he proceeds to correct), and replies with the line manga quoted

why I don't think they were writing "hype" at all! :V

[nomemory]

why I don't think they were writing "hype" at all! :V

Lack of hype on your part?

[mangaluva]

She was referring to a scene in The Life of Brian (isn't that its title?), set in 30 AD, where the main character (Jew) writes something along the lines of "Romans, hype off!" in Latin onto the Roman temple wall. A legionnaire notices him, ask him what he's writing there, he replies "Romans, hype off!", and the legionnaire goes ahead and scolds him for his (numerous) spelling errors (which he proceeds to correct), and replies with the line manga quoted

why I don't think they were writing "hype" at all! :V

Romani ite domum!

Since I'm not fond of the term "Grammar Nazi", I'm trying to actively promote "Grammar Roman" as a replacement. I'd rather be compared to a Monty Python sketch than a genocidal fckwit.

[Dus]

There was no hyping involved. It was "Romans, go home ('Romanes eunt doma' is what he wrote originally iirc)

[Aokochan]

But what does hype mean??? I'm not english, and I see this term a lot in this forum(especially used by Jd-). I searched it on the google translator, but the translation made no sense. Can someone help me please?

[mangaluva]

But what does hype mean??? I'm not english, and I see this term a lot in this forum(especially used by Jd-). I searched it on the google translator, but the translation made no sense. Can someone help me please?

To cause hype is to stir up mega-excitement. To hype about something is to be extremely excited about it and to cause excitement in others. Hype is extreme excitement. Jd-'s full-time occupation is causing hype for the movies, ie making people extremely excited about the upcoming annual movie.

[Aokochan]

But what does hype mean??? I'm not english, and I see this term a lot in this forum(especially used by Jd-). I searched it on the google translator, but the translation made no sense. Can someone help me please?

To cause hype is to stir up mega-excitement. To hype about something is to be extremely excited about it and to cause excitement in others. Hype is extreme excitement. Jd-'s full-time occupation is causing hype for the movies, ie making people extremely excited about the upcoming annual movie.

THANKS!! But then, what does "Romans, hype off" mean? Is like"Romans, stop being mega exited!"?

[mangaluva]

Today's creepy story: Those masks we found in the Studio 5 cupboard. DEAR LORD, THOSE MASKS WITH THE BLANK STARING EYEHOLES AND THE NO FEATURES AND ARE THEY SLENDERMAN OR WHAT OH GOD MAKE THEM STOP STARING AT MEEEEEEEEE!

[Akonyl]

THANKS!! But then, what does "Romans, hype off" mean? Is like"Romans, stop being mega exited!"?

it's not actually "Romans, hype off", she said "Romans, ____ off", where the blank was filled with a different 4-letter word which the forum auto-corrects to "hype" to keep the forums clean.

[Aokochan]

THANKS!! But then, what does "Romans, hype off" mean? Is like"Romans, stop being mega exited!"?

it's not actually "Romans, hype off", she said "Romans, ____ off", where the blank was filled with a different 4-letter word which the forum auto-corrects to "hype" to keep the forums clean.

Do you mean it was a dirty word? 0_0

[mangaluva]

THANKS!! But then, what does "Romans, hype off" mean? Is like"Romans, stop being mega exited!"?

it's not actually "Romans, hype off", she said "Romans, ____ off", where the blank was filled with a different 4-letter word which the forum auto-corrects to "hype" to keep the forums clean.

Do you mean it was a dirty word? 0_0

Yes... it was x/p/o/n. Such an evil word that the forum blanks it out if written properly.

[nomemory]

Yes... it was x/p/o/n. Such an evil word that the forum blanks it out if written properly.

Hype It's true! V: