You're wrong. It's "You bunch of twits!!"
Andre
> >Im sorry but i cant hold back any longer.How can you bunch of Idiots
> >keep slagging off a game that has not been released yet ? You are all
> >reviewing an unfinished version !!! I shall be there on Friday for my
> >copy .Its not about Graphics (but from the pics ive seen they look good
> >to me ) its all about Gameplay and enjoying yourself GP2 was so much fun
> >more than anyother f1game you could run with the cars competively from
> >day 1 and still have a sense of achievement on your first win!
> >Some of the letters here have been encouraging people enjoying there
> >races with the weather changing and such like. Please lay off the
> >slagging at least until Friday when we can have a go at the real thing.
> >Andy.
> You're wrong. It's "You bunch of twits!!"
> Andre
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Thus GPL... graphics are great. But without the physics model I would
have stopped playing it after 2 or 3 months.
Learn the language for pete's sake... ;-)
Jon
> > You're wrong. It's "You bunch of twits!!"
> > Andre
> >I want good graphics.
> >GP3 is not a role-playing game.
> Then you should definately get F1 2000. Beautiful pictures, crummy
> game.
So Andy Bolt was right on both c(o)unts. The Brits are less mealy-mouthed
than the Americans when dealing out insults.
And since when did Yanks start speaking English? :-P
Tony Whitley
Andre
>Learn the language for pete's sake... ;-)
>Jon
>> No, you're wrong. Its " You bunch of ***S!!", especially if you live in
>the
>> UK!
>> > You're wrong. It's "You bunch of twits!!"
>> > Andre
Er - no. In the UK, at least, "twit" is a harmless expression, quite
suitable for children (see "The Twits" by Roald Dahl"). "***" on the
other hand, means... well, what it means in the US. And is most
certainly *not* suitable for children. I reckon Andy knew *exactly*
what he was typing.
--
David. (GPLRank handicap: -1.17)
"After all, a mere thousand yards - such a harmless little knoll,
really."
(Raymond Mays on Shelsley Walsh)
yeah, we just go straight to shooting one another.
~daxe
>>That may be nice in your nation. But in the largest English speaking nation
>>it's a slang reference for a certain much sought after body part on a
>>woman....I'm guessing you call that a twit right? So an insult like that is
>>just like calling someone limp-wristed...on the other hand a twit in the
>>good ol USofA is just another way of saying idiot.
>Ehh... actually it was an inside joke, never mind, long story :)
>Andre
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