I actually really like 14.
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One or two more votes for 14 and we can run with it.
No, the other one.
Eh, sure. Not seen anything in particular in the thread that caught my interest, but that's not actively bad...
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Good enough. Now, should we go with the version in 14, or the DVD cover in 5? I lean toward the latter since it provides a little more context than 14 on its own.
14 is the better option but it's the difference between added context (cheap compilation of films you've never heard of sitting at the bottom of a bargain bin) and just using something somewhat generic.
I have no horse in this really as I think either is meh but 14 is the least bad.
edited 1st Feb '14 6:47:59 AM by treelo
No, the other one.
Either 5 on its own or 14 with a caption.
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Aye, 14 with caption.
"Just as planned."
I'll add in 14 with a caption - this is one of those tropes that doesn't seem very easily done with an image.
"Did you expect somebody else?"
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Any ideas for a caption? I'm drawing a blank.
"You 'eva plug a copper wit a icepick 'ere 'cros the Pond my son? Savvy?"
Or some Cockney-based threat
like that.
edited 4th Feb '14 12:36:16 PM by Paktra
"Did you ever kill a policeman with an icepick here in the UK? Got it?" Hm.
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Seems more like an attempt to pack in a lot of slang, than something someone would say. Also Britons don't refer to themselves as being across the pond I don't think.
edited 4th Feb '14 12:37:39 PM by rodneyAnonymous
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I did highlight that, it made no sense when translated.
Well you do understand the basic premise of the idea at least, yes?
That it should be something "Gangster" and "Londoner", in effect.
It should, yes but it should make sense as well. Can't just be As Long as It Sounds Foreign.
edited 4th Feb '14 12:42:44 PM by treelo
Perhaps refer to this short educational video then? Warning: May cause Facepalming in those of actual British origin.
and this list.
edited 4th Feb '14 1:11:16 PM by Paktra
They're both divergent from Cockney slang and yes, it's a bit weird if you're actually British.
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Bump; if we don't come up with a caption for 14 in the next coupla days, I'm putting 5 up.
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Hearing nothing, 5 it is. It's up and tagged; locking up.
I approve, although half-hearted, of 14.
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