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[☼!!Troll Fur Sock!!☼]

"Whip of Beaches"... Again, only I will understand what's so funny about this name.
My ALL saves have got corrupted, so I will post my names here after fixing it...

[Rutilant]

"Whip of Beaches"... Again, only I will understand what's so funny about this name.
My ALL saves have got corrupted, so I will post my names here after fixing it...

Really?  Well now I'm tempted to try guessing.


Whip them beaches real good?

[☼!!Troll Fur Sock!!☼]

"Whip" is "bicz" in Polish. And "-cz" is prounced like "-tch"...

[Hetairos]

Actually, Rutilant was right. But that kinda works too.

[Necrisha]

My longest running fortress (at fps avg is bridgefondled. The civilization name is the Abyssal Pick; whose symbol is a dwarf.

The human civ is the Union of tongs,.
The goblin civ being The Rapid Torment. (actually pretty acurate, though I can't remember how close I was to a gobbo tower.)
And the elves- well their civ is called The Velvety Stone the damn posers.

Of course the funniest stuff is still the artifacts:
       Pageboulders  the Relic of Forking (a mule bone shield)
       Dourlesson the Severe Sanctuary  (a silk cap)
       Inkyleaves the Apex of Sun  (steel greaves - these were nearly made out of lead)

Not to mention I know a few people who pronounce beaches as beitches so lots of fun there. Everything is hilarious when pronounced with a Ukrainian Newfie accent

[Coalwalker]

Ukrainian Newfie accent

O.o

[Necrisha]

Ukrainian Newfie accent

O.o

sorry slang for Newfoundlander. It's what happens to a coastal celtic accent combined with norse/northern references and cockney rhyming and substitution patterns. With a gospel bent to it half the time no matter how dirty the guy's trying to be. Its all kinds of messed up by itself + what I tend to hear anytime someone rolls up a dwarven rouge in D&D. When you add a thick European accent typical to seniors around where I live it just gets better.

[MagmaMcFry]

When you add a thick European accent typical to seniors around where I live it just gets better.

What the hell is a European accent? Europe is full of languages, each one full of dialects.

[Necrisha]

When you add a thick European accent typical to seniors around where I live it just gets better.

What the hell is a European accent? Europe is full of languages, each one full of dialects.

The gemanic-auustrio-slavic-cezch-italian mutt mix that occur one generation removed from respective motherlands and then thrown together in a community- they come as varied as Europe but none of them are directly recognizable from a European dialect. The problem is that the most distinct accents cross multiple socio-political and economic groupings so it's hard to pin down without writing an essay - hence European...

Cause you know Canadian describes a completely different accent...

[MagmaMcFry]

As hard as I try, I just can't imagine how that would sound.

[Nyxalinth]

today the RNG gave me:

Urnsquirted

Tooldangles

Sternswords

[Coalwalker]

Ukrainian Newfie accent

O.o

sorry slang for Newfoundlander. It's what happens to a coastal celtic accent combined with norse/northern references and cockney rhyming and substitution patterns. With a gospel bent to it half the time no matter how dirty the guy's trying to be. Its all kinds of messed up by itself + what I tend to hear anytime someone rolls up a dwarven rouge in D&D. When you add a thick European accent typical to seniors around where I live it just gets better.

Aye, I'm from the Maritimes, so the newfie accent is familiar. It's the Ukrainian that just pushes it over the edge.

[Fluoman]

Just realised the dwarf who killed the FB in this fort is named Cerol Dancefloors.

[Urist McLaptop]

Renamed him Michael Jackson 

[AfellowDwarf]

I don't remember what it was, but "The amazement rampant of murder". Coincedently, I killed most migrants by drawbridge on that one.