Keep it up

[Brianh]

Keep up the great work on the site, its looking great and there should be more wallpapers from me this weekend

[brad]

Thanks Brian, got a good interview i am uploading now. looking forward to checking out your wallpapers :D

[Gatchaman]

Awesome job guys! I love the site and the quaility of the vids. :)

[pete2me]

To the guys or guy who's running this set,Put more pic'd of alizee on here, i cant get enought her, she so nice / sweet and omg beaitful, . if you do ty

[Brianh]

I have about 2 gig worth of stuff on my hard drive, tons of pics I can put some of those in my user gallery as well.

[brad]

I have about 2 gig worth of stuff on my hard drive, tons of pics I can put some of those in my user gallery as well.

cant wait to check out the pics

[Brianh]

I'm gonna sort through them tonight to pick out some then upload them....I also added a new wallpaper didn't come exactly right but its alright.

[Selphi3]

Don't want to spoil anything but there is a mistake in the french lyrics of J'en ai marre, it says Mon poisson bouge, which should be mon poisson rouge, which means goldfish:)

[brad]

Don't want to spoil anything but there is a mistake in the french lyrics of J'en ai marre, it says Mon poisson bouge, which should be mon poisson rouge, which means goldfish:)

Thanks selphi .. if you see any other problems let me know :)

[Selphi3]

I surely will, and let me know if i can do something to improve the site :)
i'm not very busy for the coming 2 months or so, so i wouldn't mind doing a thing or two here :)

[Kamakzie]

This site is great for us non French speaking American twits. :D

[cybersoil]

Correct! "Mon Poisson Rouge" translates as "My Goldfish" but an exact translation is, "My Fish Red" or as we say it, "My Red Fish." Did you notice the Red Fish on the back of Alizee's Lolita costume in "J'en ai marre?"

Like most European languages they (the French) put the adjective after the noun, but we English speakers put the adjective before the noun. We say, "Fast Car" they say, "Car Fast." No, they're not messed up, most other European languages speak in the same order as the French do, we're the ones that are backward.

- Cybersoil

[mando]

Did you notice the Red Fish on the back of Alizee's Lolita costume in "J'en ai marre?"

- Cybersoil

haha i noticed it but i hadn't made the connection. i'm slow -_-"

[Shep]

Correct! "Mon Poisson Rouge" translates as "My Goldfish" but an exact translation is, "My Fish Red" or as we say it, "My Red Fish." Did you notice the Red Fish on the back of Alizee's Lolita costume in "J'en ai marre?"

Like most European languages they (the French) put the adjective after the noun, but we English speakers put the adjective before the noun. We say, "Fast Car" they say, "Car Fast." No, they're not messed up, most other European languages speak in the same order as the French do, we're the ones that are backward.

- Cybersoil


I would say that neither of us are backwards. That's just the natural evolution of the Latin language as it spread and mixed with Old French and Old English.

[Karlalizee]

i love coming here. it is one of my 'must sites' to visit at least once a day. :wub:

[VVVACCPLPNLY]

Well, that whole adjective/noun order thing is a sgin of how English is a germanic language, while French is a romance language. Latin mixed with the local celtic to become French. But think about this: how many times have you seen a native French speaker speak English, and have no problem with putting adj. first? But for me, and I'm sure other late in life French learners, I have trouble keeping the noun first in French.

[Fèvier]

we got this! :D