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Ill knock you so full of holes a sink could hold more water!
Ill knock you so full of holes a siv could hold more water!
which one is it? VOTE!
Ill knock you so full of holes a siv could hold more water!
which one is it? VOTE!
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0Sink0%0Siv0%0"It is truly a shame that the guards must be kept from the very tools of thier proffesion, but such blatant misuse of gas arrows cannot be tolerated. Alas, that poor burrick..." -
it's neither- it is in fact:
"I'll knock you so full of holes a sieve could hold more water" -
Let's ask the voice-actor. He sure should know the answear.
Me? I'm not good at catching those little things, so I'm not sure.Comment
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well it is sieve- meaning something so full of holes will hold more water than ur arrow ventilated body
if it was sink, well most sinks hold quite alot anyway :roll:
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....a sink has usually 1 hole,( a human 7), and a sieve, hundreds, if not, thousands.... so it cannot hold its water. :lol: :grin: a sieve is often used to drain food items such as spaghetti.......and all is silent, save the voice of the clock...Comment
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sink? it makes no sense if it is sink...
of course it is sieve!Comment
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Ah, the explenation I was looking for. Truly, that voice says sieve.Originally posted by SiLeNt_NiGhTComment
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Yeah. SIEVE. ("Siv" -
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*Leader of the 56k rebellion*
*Slowing down cable and DSL users, everywhere*
LikitaRenn:"I wanna be added to as many people's sigs as will add me to... their.. sigs.. um.. something..."Comment
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"Sink"? Not only does it not sound like that, but it wouldn't make any sense if he said that.Comment
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Originally posted by Thief13x
Ahhh, who cares??Comment
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BAH! why why why!, i know for a fact that it H A S to be sink, because while it only has 1 hole, and unplugged sink cannot hold anywater. Sorry about the seive mispelling, i posted this at 4 am when i got up, and i hadn't had my coffee yet
I duno, to me it sounds a hell of a lot more like sink than seive when he says it anyway!
"It is truly a shame that the guards must be kept from the very tools of thier proffesion, but such blatant misuse of gas arrows cannot be tolerated. Alas, that poor burrick..."Comment
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I agree, it sounds more like "sink" to me. But "sieve" makes more sense.Originally posted by Thief13xI duno, to me it sounds a hell of a lot more like sink than seive when he says it anyway!Comment
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[Sarcasm]
nah I just realised we're all wrong it's
"I'll knock you so full of holes a collinder could hold more water"
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I understood it as "I'll knock you so full of holes a silk could hold more water", which would make some sense, and explain the "k" sound...It's not my fault everything you like is terrible.
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Sief sounds kinda like sink, the K sound is from could.Originally posted by BiG_D
It is sief, allthough I don't know if that's the correct spelling. We have a similar saying here in the Netherlands, Zo lek als een zeef.Comment
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