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Old 11-14-2015, 05:53 AM   #20
chaot
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Originally Posted by Nate the great View Post
The Rss feeds work fine for me in Bazqux ...
It's commercially! Is the 30 days free trial period there infinitely (e.g. like with bcompare)?

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Are you using some kind of machine translation for your posts?
All handmade, Google Translator or Bing assist. Most of the time they offer even different translations.

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I think HarryT may be curious about immortalized. It is an odd word choice.
Immortalized ... in the meaning of never really dead or forever.
In German ... im Sinne von nie wirklich tot sein or verewigt.
Google offers here as a translation be really dead in the sense of never, which is obviously complete nonsense.

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Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight!
In ancient Rome, the mob would now shouting: Death to the aggressor, let free the lions ... buh!

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I'm betting on the wizard...
I am on the lions.

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I'd say its far FAR more than just immortalized; I find the whole word choice and sentence structure unusual.
That's OK! We are very much individual.

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Absolutely nothing wrong with using translation software to post in a forum whose language you're not fluent in.
AMEN!

That's German, used as an acclamation, in the Church the conclusion of a Sermon (sermon ... also German, didn't find a translation, as we can understand because English is a so much easy (undifferentiated) structured language).
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