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I see that flag at chelmsford. Thought for some reason they must be japs who had it Not sure why though! 
I am a man, I'm a superstar, I shine so bright, a worldwide success
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I'd put money on that being Japanese. The handwriting is Japanese and the use of English is...Japanese  |
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quote: Originally posted by Lexie:
What's it say. I can only make out 'Kula Shaker'.
It appears to say "Prepare the Kula Shaker"...
"I have waited to be here
Now I feel you, feel you near
Take me home"
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Heh. I imagine it's just a translation issue, and therefore it is probably from a non-native English speaker (not necessarily Japanese though.) I guess they're trying to say "get ready for KS" / "prepare for KS" but they haven't got the grammar quite right. Mind you, they're probably reading this thread right now and are mortified to see their sign being picked apart, so maybe we should stop
"I have waited to be here
Now I feel you, feel you near
Take me home"
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| Posts: 1835 | Location: 6ft down (in an open grave) | Registered: 16 April 2006 | |
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quote: Originally posted by Lexie:
I still don't know what we should prepare them for? Do we eat them after?
Bagsy Crispian. |
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Oh well, I reclaim my stake on Crispi then! (does that mean I get to ignore my husband too)? And I do agree, Harry does look so much better when he doesn't have a dead ferret stuck to his face!
"When there's no more room in Hell, the Dead will walk the Earth", Ken Foree, Dawn of the Dead (1978 & 2004).
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| Posts: 777 | Location: Glasgow | Registered: 04 April 2006 | |
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quote: Originally posted by K™: Comme onnnnn!!! 
THE KULA SHAKER IS PREPARE. BREAK THE BOOGIE DOWN???
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| Posts: 343 | Location: Last week or Yesterday's Tomorrow | Registered: 09 February 2006 | |
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