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oink oink oink
What Language Are the Pigs Speaking in Relient K's Gibberish?
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Discussion Overview
The discussion revolves around the playful interpretation of gibberish language used in a song by Relient K, with participants engaging in lighthearted banter and references to previous threads. The conversation includes humorous exchanges and attempts to decipher or comment on the nonsensical phrases presented.
Discussion Character
- Exploratory
- Debate/contested
Main Points Raised
- Some participants respond to gibberish phrases with confusion or humor, such as "oink oink oink" and "hmmm..."
- There are references to a previous thread, suggesting a continuity of discussion or inside jokes among participants.
- One participant questions whether the gibberish is "Norweedish," leading to playful exchanges about the meaning and translation of the phrases.
- Another participant humorously critiques the level of boredom among the group, suggesting they should find more interesting topics to discuss.
- The phrase "it's from the song 'Gibberish' by Relient K" is mentioned, indicating a connection to the song's content.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
The discussion remains largely playful and humorous, with no clear consensus or resolution on the interpretations of the gibberish or its meaning. Participants express differing views on the nature of the language and its relevance.
Contextual Notes
Some statements rely on humor and cultural references that may not be universally understood, and the playful nature of the conversation may obscure deeper meanings or interpretations.
Who May Find This Useful
Readers interested in music lyrics analysis, humor in language, or fans of Relient K may find this discussion engaging.
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Lisa!
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Wha do you mean? 
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Just my response to this thread:
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=80275
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=80275
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hypatia
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And here I thought you might of had a touch of sinus.
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Lisa!
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Oh yes,it really drive me crazy! 
(for sure if yomamma come here,he'll say it again )
(for sure if yomamma come here,he'll say it again )- #6
JamesU
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hmmm...
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JamesU
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As soon as I saw your post I knew where that link was going...arildno said:
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So young, and yet so bright..yomamma said:
Are you planning to become a rocket scientist?
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JamesU
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hmmm...
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arg wu entafinticate nar dunderford. bida menti kosticated interserd. thorphilliate stinded yilla billa zay. wentora yate paravillintiniay.Audio Adreniline said:
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Bright, but a scatterbrain.yomamma said:
That won't do, I'm afraid..
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Is that Norweedish?yourdadonapogostick said:
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Nei, slett ikke.Danger said:Is that Norweedish?
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Danger
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Aha!...arildno said:
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It's Norweedish for "hmmm..." That's just a rough translation though. You folks seem really bored lately. Don't you all have anything more interesting to talk about than harumph and hmmmm? Or did someone park a really cool car in here somewhere and the guys have all gathered round in a Tim Allen routine:Danger said:Is that Norweedish?
"Hmmmm..."
"Harumph..."
"Ohhhhh..."
"Grunt, ahhh..." (He's the more eloquent of you.)
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yourdadonapogostick
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it's from the song "Gibberish" by Relient KDanger said:Is that Norweedish?
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