looking for a temporal substitute

[dattler]

i will be offline for 2-3 weeks and am looking for subs in "skullcrusher" and "chicken run". if you are a skilled player -and that´s needed - i would greatly welcome your offer. both games are in early state.
best regards
dattler

[J Bytheway]

I won't offer to sub you (I doubt I'm up to your standards), but I will say:

1) You almost certainly want a temporary substitute, not a temporal one .

2) You should cross post this in the Youngblood recruitment centre or the 'I'm not here' thread for a faster response.

[ZoboZeWarrior]

I'm temporal!

Temporary alive.

[blackice]

Zobo I wish I could I have to many now how about Gavrushka unless Zobo is on it good one Zobo

[St Jon]

I think it a little cruel to mock a German for his mistake in english when less than 5% of us even bother to try and learn a second language!

[blackice]

tem·po·ral1 (tmpr-l, tmprl)
adj.
Of, relating to, or limited by time: a temporal dimension; temporal and spatial boundaries.
Of or relating to the material world; worldly: the temporal possessions of the Church.
Lasting only for a time; not eternal; passing: our temporal existence.
Secular or lay; civil: lords temporal and spiritual.
Grammar. Expressing time: a temporal adverb.


temporal \Tem"po*ral\, a. [L. temporalis, fr. tempus, temporis, time, portion of time, the fitting or appointed time: cf. F. temporel. Cf. Contemporaneous, Extempore, Temper, v. t., Tempest, Temple a part of the head, Tense, n., Thing.] 1. Of or pertaining to time, that is, to the present life, or this world; secular, as distinguished from sacred or eternal.

The things which are seen are temporal, but the things which are not seen are eternal. --2 Cor. iv. 18.

Is this an hour for temporal affairs? --Shak.

2. Civil or political, as distinguished from ecclesiastical; as, temporal power; temporal courts.

Syn: Transient; fleeting; transitory.


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[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin temporlis, from tempus, tempor-, time.


Personally I thought it was a cunning playing on wordsI would guess that means then 95% of us concentrate on learning our native tongues?With the 5% I have to say Zobo has a good grasp of the english lanuage and Dattler obviously does

[ZoboZeWarrior]

Originally posted by St Jon
I think it a little cruel to mock a German for his mistake in english when less than 5% of us even bother to try and learn a second language!

It wasn't a mockery St Jon. Generaly, German are better than us (french people) to speak a foreign language.

But I can propose my humble service to sub Dattler for one game.

(Personnaly I 'm just able to write english boy-scout language and I'm speaking it like a spanish cow.)

[TheBirdMan]

Spanish cows???

Now why taking them into this

Next would probably be sheeps from New Zealand

[ZoboZeWarrior]

It's a typical french expression that means that somebody is talking a very approximative english with a strong non-english accent. (e.g : Texan people).

Note : we have cows in France too (for the cheese of course). But we don't say talking like a french cow. Mainly because our cows are well instructed and speak fluently english.

Of course actually, nobody have heard a french cow speaking in English. The reason is very simple : Due to the last problems of "Kreuzle-Jacob" Illness in Europe, all english-speaking cows in France were shoot down. As a cow is the smartest animal on the world, she prefere not talking english to be not slaughtered.

[dattler]

hi there, a thank you to all the audience here. writing this silly posting i never had so much replies in mind .naturally i also would welcome eternal and heavenly substitues, caring for a miracle in chicken run and turning all this wood away.

thanks Zobo for your offer. would you like to take chicken run? Kambei will sub me in skullcrusher.

ciao

[ZoboZeWarrior]

Deal!

I'll run the Chicken Run for a while.

[blackice]

naturally i also would welcome eternal and heavenly substitues, caring for a miracle in chicken run and turning all this wood away.



It's a typical french expression that means that somebody is talking a very approximative english with a strong non-english accent. (e.g : Texan people).



Note : we have cows in France too (for the cheese of course). But we don't say talking like a french cow. Mainly because our cows are well instructed and speak fluently english.

[jpww]

Originally posted by J Bytheway
I won't offer to sub you (I doubt I'm up to your standards), but I will say:
1) You almost certainly want a temporary substitute, not a temporal one .

Not only do I need a temporal substitute, but also a parietal, a frontal, a sphenoid and a zygomatic substitute

Pardon my spelling, capitalization and grammatical errors

[TheBirdMan]

Where's Lung

I was sure, the words "sheeps" and "New Zealand" would trick him

[blackice]