Translations by Dolf.

dolf said:

I come to the thread late, only to discover that you clever thing managed to answer all of the questions without any help from me! I feel so redundant

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Saint Peter said:

Can we get a little help in here?

http://forum.literotica.com/showpost.php?p=65678423&postcount=4646

Thank you.

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Tristesse2 said:

Is the Pope catholic?

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Paendragon said:

Brilliant author.

Pratchet, not the Pope.

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DesEsseintes said:

Good old Francis is something of a slow burner, it's true, but I couldn't put Evangelii Gaudium down.

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Paendragon said:

I don't know. I read Dante, once, and it was like walking through knee deep mud.

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DesEsseintes said:

Ah well, what it is to live in a world with such glorious variety of people. I love Dante. But, I am veering off topic, and you are a moderator, and I have been told such offences bring down the wrath of Satan in this board of relentless self-moderation. So I shall make a noise like a hoop and roll away.

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Paendragon said:

Brilliant author.

Pratchet, not the Pope.

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Erochic said:

He also has the best explanation of sin.

"And sin, young man, is when you treat people as things. Including yourself. That's what sin is."
"It's a lot more complicated than that--"
"No it ain't. When people say things are a lot more complicated than that, they means they're getting worried that they won't like the truth. People as things, that's where it starts."
"Oh, I'm sure there are worse crimes-"
"But they Starts with thinking about people as things…"

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Paendragon said:

I had to Google that one to refresh my memory.

Small Gods.

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Erochic said:

Yes
I actually couldn't remember where it came from, and I've got the feeling I read Granny saying something similar in another of his books.

It just stopped me in my tracks when I read it because fuck me if that doesn't just sum it all up.

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gravyrug said:

Yeah, Pratchett does that a lot. You're rollicking along, laughing at the wonderful silliness, and all of a sudden you have to stop for a minute and think, because he's just made perfect sense of something that's confused you for years.

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parodyluvr75 said:

Dolf, what about the term 'feeding up'?

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parodyluvr75 said:

Someone made him a huge breakfast. He said they figured he needed feeding up. He's lanky, so I figured it was similar to the term 'fattening up.'

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butters said:

uh huh, put some meat on his bones

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parodyluvr75 said:

When's he's with me, I'll have some meat on him in no time.

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butters said:

ha

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Littlefinger said:

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I recently tried to think of how a British guy might refer to/accuse another guy of impregnating a woman. Google helped a little bit by giving me "Did you get one of your clients in a family way?"(because the guy he's talking to is a male whore, you see). I don't know if it's even common or what dialect would be appropriate(because the United Kingdom apparently has different strains of accents, just as much as US does comparatively with north/south). It'll get ironed out in the editing process but for now, that's what I put down.

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