LEACING THIS PALCE ITS FUCKIGK HORRIBEL

One interpretation was that it was an April Fools' joke posted too late, and then he backtracked and pretended to be hacked.

Other interpretation was that he was hacked.

I wasn't here at the time so I haven't a clue tbh.
 
PluMGMK said:
I guess bumping this topic every year isn't very nice to them :oops2:
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Honestly, I see bumping this thread for Record Day as a weird tribute. The event is pretty random and funny at best. Pretty infamous as well which kinda makes it funnier. lol
 
Yes, yes we do. I remember the first RD we did I was so disoriented and sleepy that instead of typing "Rayman" I typed "Eaynan" :lol:

Actually the name was used by one of my friends for her fanfiction. It's really looking good so I'm glad that I indirectly caused that to happen. :)
 
Oh I didn't know that :o You're saying it's a high-quality fic even if it's named after a funny typo?
 
Oops, maybe i'm overexaggerating a little bit. But yeah she did use the name as one of her fanfiction characters. I'm glad she's enjoying it is what I'm trying to get across here.
 
Nice! I think it looks like a Manx name, and Manx is quite an interesting (and unfortunately extinct) language.
 
Zencognito said:
Almost breaking a worthy 10 year streak here, my oh my. It is indeed fuckigk horribel
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Don't forget to check out the reunion thread, by the way!

PluMGMK said:
I guess I nearly sent a letter with a title like this to my line manager earlier this year, but in the end the company decided to fire me instead so I got a nice big severance package :D
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This explains this topic: we don't give out severance packages here.

PluMGMK said:
Nice! I think it looks like a Manx name, and Manx is quite an interesting (and unfortunately extinct) language.
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I hope they managed to preserve most of the vocabulary and grammar, at least.
 
Yes, Manx was well-preserved thanks to Éamon de Valera sending people over with recording devices to record the last living native speakers in the early 20th century. I think there's a revival movement ongoing. The spelling's horrible though, it's as if it's got the worst bits of both Irish and English orthography! :lol:
 
I honestly love seeing this thread's title pop up every now and again. I always chuckle at how badly it's spelled.

I suppose it is a tradition that it comes around every now and again. (Also did not know Manx was a language! :o Only place I've seen Manx was a cat named Manx from the game "Rat Attack!")
 
I love how it became a meme and I don't even feel like it was intended to be one. :lol:
 
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