FARK.com: (6668906) "Reg hacks confront really wide Oz load terror." Really britain, really? I thought you spoke English over there. WHAT THE FARK AM I READING???? *clicks* Oh, your mom is on the move again

		"Reg hacks confront really wide Oz load terror." Really britain, really? I thought you spoke English over there. WHAT THE FARK AM I READING???? clicks Oh, your mom is on the move again (theregister.co.uk)		19
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19 Comments (+0 »)

zedster

2011-10-23 01:57:19 PM

It's the Reg, they are purposely obtuse

Bathia_Mapes

2011-10-23 01:59:34 PM

Australia is in Britain?

Endrick

2011-10-23 01:59:47 PM

All of the words are in English, but they don't seem to fit together.

aardwolf37

2011-10-23 02:09:34 PM

Translation (read this thing about 5 times before it made sense):

The Register's reporters confront stories of terror related to Australian wide-load trucks.

Chuck Wagon

2011-10-23 04:18:24 PM

zedster: It's the Reg, they are purposely obtuse

I believe you meant to say that the Reg is rubbish.

MagSeven

2011-10-23 04:38:53 PM

I thought this country spawned the farking language, and so far nobody seems to speak it.

Sarien

2011-10-23 05:03:37 PM

This article was worth it to see their use of "commentards"

Mentalpatient87

2011-10-23 05:22:07 PM

Article refs unpersons, speaks ungood of BB, author sent to Miniluv.

HotIgneous Intruder

2011-10-23 05:28:10 PM

"That's not a wide load ... that is a wide load."
There I was on the road just north of Coober Peedy...

Barakku

2011-10-23 06:30:13 PM

"Reg hacks confront really wide Oz load terror." Really britain, really?

Windows registry hackers confronted very wide-load actors from the show Oz, could it be any clearer, subby?

zedster

2011-10-23 06:34:00 PM

Chuck Wagon: zedster: It's the Reg, they are purposely obtuse

I believe you meant to say that the Reg is rubbish.

but they are not, PARIS and LOHAN prove that

TheWizard

2011-10-23 07:06:21 PM

zedster: It's the Reg, they are purposely obtuse

Came in here for this. After hearing the term boffin for the 30th time in a single article, I gave up on them.

LDM90

2011-10-23 07:52:52 PM

I read some article about the movie business in England the other day. It was meant to be fairly serious, but then some guy was quoted as saying, "sticky wicket". I had to stop reading. Do they learn language from 4 year-olds?

MorePeasPlease

2011-10-23 09:52:55 PM

Really britain, really?

No capitalization for Britain, subby?
What's with the little Britain?

www.tvdigital.de

Gough

2011-10-23 10:39:13 PM

aardwolf37: Translation (read this thing about 5 times before it made sense):

The Register's reporters confront stories of terror related to Australian wide-load trucks.

I scoff at these wide loads. Right now, a series of "megaloads" is passing through here on more-or-less regular basis. Some of them are 28 feet high, 28 feet wide, 230 feet long and weigh up to 600,000 pounds.

urban.derelict

2011-10-24 12:41:52 AM

So I tell the swamp donkey to sock it 'efore I give 'er a trunkey in the tradesman's entrance and have 'er lick me yardballs!

skodabunny

2011-10-24 04:03:20 AM

Gough: I scoff at these wide loads. Right now, a series of "megaloads" is passing through here on more-or-less regular basis. Some of them are 28 feet high, 28 feet wide, 230 feet long and weigh up to 600,000 pounds.

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bandy

2011-10-24 09:02:05 AM

Gough: Right now, a series of "megaloads" is passing through here on more-or-less regular basis. Some of them are 28 feet high, 28 feet wide, 230 feet long and weigh up to 600,000 pounds.

POIDH

Goodfella

2011-10-24 04:03:35 PM

Its all because somebody blagged a bookie.

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