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It's a sentence by Kurtis.

We are meant to quote someone else, are we not?

Common. Actually play the damn game.

I am, and I just lost it.

As did I. And had not lost if for at least a week.

Do you think time magazine has lost the game for their fail, or are winning but not realizing they have lost?

Great guys, now every time I see this thread title, I'm going to lose again. You all suck.
I at least clicked half the links, but when I saw the last 10 words were one link, I decided to follow the precedent and slack off.

Also:

A lot of people wrote: I just* lost the game

*bonus points if you figure this one out. prize is 8999 interwebs.

Venir is french, which means "to come". So you just came?

No. The french construction for "I just ____" uses venir. For example, if you wanted to say "I just came" you would say: je viens de venir (assuming, of course, that they use "come" the same way we do). So I assume if I wanted to say that I just lost the game, which I did, I would say: je viens de perdre le jeux.

Negative interwebs for you, sir.

French is so gay.

AHMETxRock wrote:Losing points was never a condition to our arrangement. I was just giving my guess to that link's meaning.

natinia wrote:I am altering the deal. Pray I don’t alter it any further.

AHMETxRock wrote:This deal is getting worse all the time!

I thought it had something to do with graffiti. But since we're not playing for megapoints* it doesn't matter.

*someone tell me how to actually link to an existing thread and I'll do it proper next time. Promise.

AHMETxRock wrote:Robot Chicken Reference!

Yeah I love Robot Chicken too. Great show.

natinia wrote:No. The french construction for "I just ____" uses venir. For example, if you wanted to say "I just came" you would say: je viens de venir (assuming, of course, that they use "come" the same way we do). So I assume if I wanted to say that I just lost the game, which I did, I would say: je viens de perdre le jeux.

Negative interwebs for you, sir.

Actually that would be an Anglicism. Admittedly I'm not entirely up on my French slang, but I'm pretty sure the word you want is décharger not venir.

Well honestly, that would make a lot more sense than "arriving" like we have it.

I vote that everyone replace "come" with "arrive."

"I'm arriving!"
"Rejoice, I HAVE JUST ARRIVED!"
"Guys I think I just arrived in my pants. BRB"

"I just arrived in my pants" is already past tense. You want "I'm arriving in my pants."