The Wacken Hot Tub (General Chat)

[Zachia]

I'm bored of festivals. I'm going to Praha and Norway this summer, so I've to save money. I've already seen every fucking band at festivals and don't have the feeling to go to SB this year again or to another festival

ah,ok.

 

[Quark]

just went back from a short walk- whole street full with ambulances,police and firefighters.

Seems that in the neigbours house was a smell of gas....but thank goddes there was nothing to find...

Lucky you!

You never know what can happen with gas.

 

[Zachia]

Lucky you!

You never know what can happen with gas.

yes,iˋm glad that we dont have this in our house...

 

[Careo]

ah,ok.

you are going again?

 

[Zachia]

you are going again?

yes, iˋm not bored of festivals,yet.

 

[Quark]

yes,iˋm glad that we dont have this in our house...

True, though a gas leak can mean an evacuation of a complete street! (or area, especially in Belgium, after the disastrous gas accident in Ghilenghien)

 

[Quark]

yes, iˋm not bored of festivals,yet.

Me neither!

I'm even going "back" to Wacken!
My 14th in 14. But then it's finished with it. I'll go to Headbangers again next year.

 

[Zachia]

True, though a gas leak can mean an evacuation of a complete street! (or area, especially in Belgium, after the disastrous gas accident in Ghilenghien)

oh, i could not go in my flat for quit a while...Police let nobody pass...

 

[Milkie]

I've never been to festivals.

I'm fine with this head thing but it's getting kinda annoying that any time when I move my head it hurts. Dammit.

 

[Careo]

I've never been to festivals.

Aaaaaw, poor you

 

[Milkie]

Aaaaaw, poor you

But it's someway nice that W:O:A will be my first

 

[agresionpower]

so I give you a very serious hug and this is all I get in return?

 

[agresionpower]

Sorry Turns out I'm completely unaware that some of the terms we use for things are colloquial/dialect until I say something to a non-Australian. For example, I'm glad the first time I went to England, I had an English friend warn me that "pants" doesn't mean the same thing in England as it does in Australia

pants, as in trousers?

 

[agresionpower]

Apparently in England, pants = underpants/undies/panties.

ah, I did not know that...
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/pants

 

[Quark]

ah, I did not know that...
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/pants

The same with Flemish and Dutch. Same language, different vocabulary.