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 Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:
Even Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have regional dialects.

May be going off on a tangent, but the UK has insane levels of dialects. Like you can tell the difference between Sunderland and Newcastle, or Liverpool from Manchester. 30 miles, completely different accent.

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Meanwhile over here literally having to have a translator for siwss german to understand specific medieaval aged but still spoken swiss german to another swiss german, because centralisation IS BAD! And still getting confused as to what the other parties excactly want from you.

God i love dialects.

Even better when the rommands show up and you suddendly hear them speaking pattois then asking something in high german only to be confronted with highgerman that is so full off local swiss german names that they might aswell play lotto to understand

beast_gts wrote:
Back on topic - I got hCaptcha checked on the FW site this morning.

Karol wrote:
A guy from out town went to prison for throwing a ham sandwitch a mosque. And two guys were beaten to death by locals for just speaking polish and eating in public. Western countries are an insane mix of stuff to me, which I will never understand as every rules is contradictory and people never act or say what they mean.

As the english goes, I went two school in two different cities, and every teacher or lesson we watched had an accent similar to that this dude has. Although I must say, I watched like 3 min of him talking about D&D stuff, so I am not claiming he ain't going really annoying in his other videos, of which he seems to have a lot.

But to be honest, he is scandinavian maybe they talk british different. We had exchange students and trainers from mongolia once. They understood and read english, no problem. They just talked in a such a way we couldn't understand them . Oddly enough they understood us, but in the end we started just using russian for sake of simplicity.

I still don't get why the dude isn't roting in prison. Starting an attack on a company and forcing it to set up defence measures, would be more then enough here. The state would accuse him of terrorism and, or espionage and demend him to be extradited. Specialy if the company was an important one and had state interests in it.