West Ham United vs Aston Villa Pre-Match

[coreyfeldman]

I think your keyboard is on the blink.

Que?

I'd imagine he's referring to the lack of capital letters and punctuation.

it was a stylistic choice you flaming pedant

[eamonn]

And the Que question should have an accent on the e.

[coreyfeldman]

It's always a right laff in here i tell ya

[Brazilian Villain]

And the Que question should have an accent on the e.

Also missing an inverted eroteme in front of the 'Q'. 

[ADVILLAFAN]

In Spanish don't they put the question mark at the start of the sentence?

[eamonn]

Yes, this is what BV was referring to - The Inverted Eroteme were not a one-hit wonder from the late 70s.

I've always really liked that about Spanish. Immediately you know if something is a question or exclamation (they invert !'s at the beginning of applicable expressions too), you have a much better idea of the tone immediately. Wonderful ingenuity from the lads in Iberia.

[cdbearsfan]

We should start writing ʇunɔ and cunt around sentences to indicate that it's going to be an angry one.

[Risso]

Yes, this is what BV was referring to - The Inverted Eroteme were not a one-hit wonder from the late 70s.

I've always really liked that about Spanish. Immediately you know if something is a question or exclamation (they invert !'s at the beginning of applicable expressions too), you have a much better idea of the tone immediately. Wonderful ingenuity from the lads in Iberia.

Unlike German when you have to wait for the final word in the sentence to know what somebody's asking!

[Dogtanian]

German is my favourite non-English language.

Aside from C#, of course.

[Brend'Watkins]

Yes, this is what BV was referring to - The Inverted Eroteme were not a one-hit wonder from the late 70s.

I've always really liked that about Spanish. Immediately you know if something is a question or exclamation (they invert !'s at the beginning of applicable expressions too), you have a much better idea of the tone immediately. Wonderful ingenuity from the lads in Iberia.

Unlike German when you have to wait for the final word in the sentence to know what somebody's asking!

Ab.

[pauliewalnuts]

German is my favourite non-English language.

Aside from C#, of course.

I manage a load of teams of C# developers.

It would be freakishly odd if you actually turned out to be one of them.

First thing I'd ask, obvs, would be what the fuck you are doing posting here in the daytime!

[Risso]

German is my favourite non-English language.

Aside from C#, of course.

I manage a load of teams of C# developers.

It would be freakishly odd if you actually turned out to be one of them.

First thing I'd ask, obvs, would be what the fuck you are doing posting here in the daytime!

Maybe he's just really good at C# and has loads of free time.

[pauliewalnuts]

German is my favourite non-English language.

Aside from C#, of course.

I manage a load of teams of C# developers.

It would be freakishly odd if you actually turned out to be one of them.

First thing I'd ask, obvs, would be what the fuck you are doing posting here in the daytime!

Maybe he's just really good at C# and has loads of free time.

"Oh, Dogtanian, it's Friday afternoon, don't forget to track this week's time!"

"4 hours: talking about transfers
1 hour: tutting at Footy
3 hours: Stuff on Telly thread" etc.

[cdbearsfan]

I used to have to do timesheets like that, it was always full of stuff like "20 minutes: doing timesheets; 30 minutes: trying to remember what I've done to put on timesheets".

The lad that created the Excel Macro that made them work left and nobody ever spoke about them again, thankfully.

[Risso]

Timesheets were the very worst thing about working in proper accounting firms. I could never go back to that life, mainly because most of mine looked like the one paulie posted above!