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I took your advice and read your previous LP, and despite this being kind of pointless now, one of the paintings you didn't recognise was Edvard Munch's "Vampyr" or Vampire.  Excited to get in on the ground floor on this one!
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I suppose the phrase "bloody murder" as in screaming bloody murder could be used since it also is an expression that could be interpreted literally.
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Jan 18, 2016 09:58
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Well, I find Valnar boring as gently caress already so I am going the Asgar route of evil. And although there isn't really an option to talk your way out of any conflict I am still going to vote for coward, although I am pretty sure I am going to be outvoted concerning that. *edit because it's Asgar not Ansgar. Which is a shame because Ansgar is an actual old Norse name and the implications of that could have been interesting.
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Jan 23, 2016 15:45
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Out of wedlock actually means without being married, wedlock being the state of being married. A legitimate child would be within wedlock.
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Feb 24, 2016 13:46
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I don't know if the word is the same as in Swedish, but shouldn't armband translate to bracelet? Google translate seems to agree with me at least.
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Apr 4, 2016 14:35
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TheMcD posted:Yeah, I completely brainfarted on that one. Somehow, "armband" sounded like a perfectly cromulent English word to me in my head. Thanks for pointing that out, that was dumb of me, especially since I did it right before. Well armband is an English word, but it means armbinde. I learnt this while checking google translate earlier.
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