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[Flangepart]

Well put, Java. That like irked me too.

Andrew, I feel for you regards your mom. It's a hard thing to deal with, and I hope having her in a safe place helps you all.
The Corp will be losing a fine guy, but they owe you for it,as do we all.
Take care of the family, and stay cool.

[Olivia Bauer]

I love that Trevor smote that guy and put the reason as simply: "cacked"

I actually laughed out loud!



+1 Karma for Trev

[Trevor]

I don't like it when idiots from outside like shadeclan take my family on here - if the word 'cacked' means in English what the word 'kak' means in Afrikaans, then that was way out of line.  Play the ball, not the person.

[316zombie]

andrew,i'm so glad to read that you got your momma into a safe place,that's AWESOME!! YAY!

[Olivia Bauer]

I don't like it when idiots from outside like shadeclan take my family on here - if the word 'cacked' means in English what the word 'kak' means in Afrikaans, then that was way out of line.  Play the ball, not the person.

Dare I ask what that means?

[Olivia Bauer]

Ah. It's slang for s**t. Lovely.

No, Kak in Afrikaans isn't related to the term cacked.

Cacked is a slang word that means "completely f**ked up." In gaming it usually refers to someone being killed with overwhelming force.

Although oddly enough Kak is also a British slang for s**t. South Africa used to be a British colony so it's possible for Kak to have come from either and use spread to the other.

[Olivia Bauer]

Although oddly enough Kak is also a British slang for s**t. South Africa used to be a British colony so it's possible for Kak to have come from either and use spread to the other.

And then I realized how wrong that sounds.

[Trevor]

Although oddly enough Kak is also a British slang for s**t. South Africa used to be a British colony so it's possible for Kak to have come from either and use spread to the other.

And then I realized how wrong that sounds.

The word kak is pronounced 'ka-uck' if anyone wants to use it. 

[indianasmith]

It comes from the Latin "cacat" for excrement.

[Trevor]

It comes from the Latin "cacat" for excrement.

Eeeeeeee....... I now officially know too much. 

[Ed, Ego and Superego]

It comes from the Latin "cacat" for excrement.

Gotta love a resident historian. 

[zelmo73]

When it has come down to spending 8 hours on a review or doing something else - I've been doing the something else.

This is no joke! I have submitted one review to the reader reviews forum so far, and that review took me roughly 2 8-hour days to complete. That includes actually sitting down and watching the movie, watching it in segments to write the review itself, watching the movie again to make sure that I got everything right (and I still didn't, even though the review is "done") and then proofreading the review to make sure that everything sounds right. It probably would have helped if I hadn't picked a 3 hour B-movie to review, but Blood In Blood Out (1993) is still one of my all-time favorite B-movies so it became a passion. 

Needless to say, real life does tend to get in the way of stuff that we would love to do for fun and get paid for it. So kudos to Andrew for finding the time to keep this site up and running while still taking care of stuff that truly matters in life.