Finally legend provocation, but the title (in norewgian is almost the same as junkie)

[Mandrake of DF]

Yay, i finally legend provocation after many years of training.

But, I could hardly believe my eyes when i choose that as paperdoll profession.

Legendary rouser

in norwegian a ruser is the same as a junkie.

So, in other words - im a legendary junkie???

Wish they could find another word of that, cuz i would love to have that on my paperdoll...but not assosiate me with a junkie.

 

[Otis Firefly]

Re: Finally legend provocation, but the title (in norewgian is almost the same as jun

guess they figure if you managed to get legendary status with that skill...then ya have to be a junkie lmfao

 

[G.v.P]

Re: Finally legend provocation, but the title (in norewgian is almost the same as jun

in norwegian a ruser is the same as a junkie.

So, in other words - im a legendary junkie???

Ah ha! The true nature of the bard revealed!

Well, I'm not a fan of that one and several others myself, but the odds of them changing I guess are slim.

 

[Spiffykeen]

Re: Finally legend provocation, but the title (in norewgian is almost the same as jun

Wouldn't Provocateur (sp) be a better title? I mean.... provocation is a little more extreme than rousing..... rousing would be like.... waking someone up....

 

[sablestorm]

Re: Finally legend provocation, but the title (in norewgian is almost the same as jun

Yay, i finally legend provocation after many years of training.

But, I could hardly believe my eyes when i choose that as paperdoll profession.

Legendary rouser

in norwegian a ruser is the same as a junkie.

So, in other words - im a legendary junkie???

Wish they could find another word of that, cuz i would love to have that on my paperdoll...but not assosiate me with a junkie.

With bards, it's all about the sex, drugs, and rock and roll!

 

[Petra Fyde]

Re: Finally legend provocation, but the title (in norewgian is almost the same as jun

I'm not sure I understand the problem. There are miriade words out there that have a totally different meaning if you take one of the letters out.
rouser - ruser
reaper -?
shift _ ?
Mountain out of a molehill?

 

[Blesh]

Re: Finally legend provocation, but the title (in norewgian is almost the same as jun

rouser
- 3 dictionary results
rouse
1   /raʊz/ Show Spelled [rouz] Show IPA ,verb,roused, rous·ing, noun
–verb (used with object)
1.
to bring out of a state of sleep, unconsciousness, inactivity, fancied security, apathy, depression, etc.: He was roused to action by courageous words.
2.
to stir or incite to strong indignation or anger.
3.
to cause (game) to start from a covert or lair.
4.
Nautical. to pull by main strength; haul.
–verb (used without object)
5.
to come out of a state of sleep, unconsciousness, inactivity, apathy, depression, etc.
6.
to start up from a covert or lair, as game.
–noun
7.
a rousing.
8.
a signal for rousing; reveille.
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Origin:
1480–90 in sense “(of a hawk) to shake the feathers”; 1525–35 for def. 3; orig. uncert.

—Related forms
rous·ed·ness  /ˈraʊzɪdnɪs/ Show Spelled[rou-zid-nis] Show IPA, noun
rouser, noun
un·roused, adjective

—Synonyms
1. arouse, stir, excite, animate, stimulate, awaken, kindle, inflame, fire. 1, 2. See incite. 2. provoke, anger.

—Antonyms
1, 2. lull, calm, pacify.

 

[Flutter]

Re: Finally legend provocation, but the title (in norewgian is almost the same as jun

I'm not sure I understand the problem. There are miriade words out there that have a totally different meaning if you take one of the letters out.
rouser - ruser
reaper -?
shift _ ?
Mountain out of a molehill?

This is why I u


Btw I especially like my "legendary demorallizer" title.

 

[DreadLord Lestat]

Re: Finally legend provocation, but the title (in norewgian is almost the same as jun

I'm not sure I understand the problem. There are miriade words out there that have a totally different meaning if you take one of the letters out.
rouser - ruser
reaper -?
shift _ ?
Mountain out of a molehill?

When he typed ruser, it was a typo, he left out the "o". He was meaning that the word "rouser" means junkie in the Norwegian langauge and so the title in Norwegian means "legendary junkie"

 

[Evlar]

Re: Finally legend provocation, but the title (in norewgian is almost the same as jun

Suppose it's better than "narkoman", right Mandrake?

 

[WarUltima]

Re: Finally legend provocation, but the title (in norewgian is almost the same as jun

If two words spelled closely are identical to each other then... people who rap must also r@pe?

 

[Konge]

Re: Finally legend provocation, but the title (in norewgian is almost the same as jun

If two words spelled closely are identical to each other then... people who rap must also r@pe?

That's why they're legendary reapers

 

[maroite]

Re: Finally legend provocation, but the title (in norewgian is almost the same as jun

So the Norwegian language misuses an English word and meaning, and its wrong?

hmm...

*shrug*

btw, rouse and ruse are very very different.

 

[Splup]

Re: Finally legend provocation, but the title (in norewgian is almost the same as jun

This reminds me of sad true story about finnish company which started selling cookies at US markets, using same cookie name as they used in Finland. For some reason **** Cookies didn't do too well in US. In finnish it indicates that the cookies are crispy.

 

[Restroom Cowboy]

Re: Finally legend provocation, but the title (in norewgian is almost the same as jun

I'm not sure I understand the problem. There are miriade words out there that have a totally different meaning if you take one of the letters out.
rouser - ruser
reaper -?
shift _ ?
Mountain out of a molehill?

hey...yer pudding bad werds in mah hed.

 

[Fink]

Re: Finally legend provocation, but the title (in norewgian is almost the same as jun

Wouldn't Provocateur (sp) be a better title?

I suggested that one some time back but it got criticised for being "too french". Guess we tell all the chefs they're just lowly cooks now. So long as they only cook "freedom fries".