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From malakas.org
Lastly, in Philippino the word malakas means "strong".
In the Philippino tradition, Malakas is also the equivalent of Adam in the Jewish / Christian religions, it's the name of the first man God created.
Here's a nice Philippino Power T-shirt for you. I found this item listed on eBay but because it's a used item I did not bid for it. Yuck!
Lastly, in Philippino the word malakas means "strong".
In the Philippino tradition, Malakas is also the equivalent of Adam in the Jewish / Christian religions, it's the name of the first man God created.
Here's a nice Philippino Power T-shirt for you. I found this item listed on eBay but because it's a used item I did not bid for it. Yuck!
From http://www.henrypanky.com/colossus.htm
Hilarious!!!
Despite our language difficulties, the kids were hungry for knowledge and very attentive - lots of nodding and forehead wrinkling, dramatic Mediterranean gesticulations, and explosive ejaculations of disbelief and wonder. I think they appreciated having a successful, sophisticated American take an interest in their paltry, third-world lives. They gave me an affectionate nickname - "Malaka," apparently meaning something like "the tall American from San Francisco." I liked this - seemed kind of Casablanca-ish to me. So when a waiter or storekeeper asks me my name I say, "My American name is Henry, but my Greek name is Malaka." I am always gratified by the large, spontaneous smiles this universally elicits. Before I knew it, every time I walked down the street, people would point and wave, honk car horns, laugh and shout, "Yassou (hello) Malaka!" or "Here comes the Malaka!" Schoolchildren run after me and throw stones, screaming, "Malaka! Malaka!"
Hilarious!!!
Despite our language difficulties, the kids were hungry for knowledge and very attentive - lots of nodding and forehead wrinkling, dramatic Mediterranean gesticulations, and explosive ejaculations of disbelief and wonder. I think they appreciated having a successful, sophisticated American take an interest in their paltry, third-world lives. They gave me an affectionate nickname - "Malaka," apparently meaning something like "the tall American from San Francisco." I liked this - seemed kind of Casablanca-ish to me. So when a waiter or storekeeper asks me my name I say, "My American name is Henry, but my Greek name is Malaka." I am always gratified by the large, spontaneous smiles this universally elicits. Before I knew it, every time I walked down the street, people would point and wave, honk car horns, laugh and shout, "Yassou (hello) Malaka!" or "Here comes the Malaka!" Schoolchildren run after me and throw stones, screaming, "Malaka! Malaka!"
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As said by me in the russian demoparty thread. Btw, is it μαλακας, (Singularlis??) μαλακα (Plural??) or μαλακιε something (Verb or misinterpretation by me??)Pardon me, but I don't think I'd like to go to a russian demo party... I'd rather like to go to an ελληνική demo party, (And meet Optimus) that would be teh shit.
I clearly need to improve my greek skills a bit if I'm gonna go to a greek demoparty.
:)
μαλάκας is singular, μαλάκες is plurar and μαλάκα is I don't know how to call the grammar but is:
ο μαλάκας
του μαλάκα
τον μαλάκα
ώ μαλάκα
And (ή) μαλακία is either the act of masturbation or they say "This movie was a big μαλακία!" (it sucked) or "Έκανα μαλακία!" (I did a μαλακία, I did something wrong or stupid)
It would be great to meat you at a greek demoparty!
μαλάκας is singular, μαλάκες is plurar and μαλάκα is I don't know how to call the grammar but is:
ο μαλάκας
του μαλάκα
τον μαλάκα
ώ μαλάκα
And (ή) μαλακία is either the act of masturbation or they say "This movie was a big μαλακία!" (it sucked) or "Έκανα μαλακία!" (I did a μαλακία, I did something wrong or stupid)
It would be great to meat you at a greek demoparty!
meat = meet
oh help, those teeth!
*runs away*
*runs away*
Nigga stole my MSNBC!
srsly
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