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Re: Scioly Assassination 39: Sepolcro di Dispiacere

Posted: September 14th, 2009, 4:08 pm
by binary010101
Just missed it...

Re: Scioly Assassination 39: Sepolcro di Dispiacere

Posted: September 14th, 2009, 4:08 pm
by fmtiger124
I accuse gh of being the assassinator because starpug had a really big hunch and made some claims that if he was wrong...well would mean we would have a very different starpug

(sorry if I wasted one)

EDIT: according to http://translation.babylon.com/Italian the title means Tomb of Regret in italian. Anyone mentioned they know it?

Re: Scioly Assassination 39: Sepolcro di Dispiacere

Posted: September 14th, 2009, 4:12 pm
by SOninja
Agh! I missed it! :cry:

poor gyourkoshaven dripping in the rain... you should have invited him over to stay unti lthe storm let up. shame shame.

"Sepolcro di Dispiacere" means "Tomb of Displeasure" :mrgreen:

EDIT: didn't see fmtiger's post above me... I used google translate and got "Tomb of Displeasure."
EDIT 2: I used SDL Free Translation and got "Sepulcher of Regret."

Re: Scioly Assassination 39: Sepolcro di Dispiacere

Posted: September 14th, 2009, 4:20 pm
by fmtiger124
ok by searching the word italian on the forum heres what I got that seems useful:
smartkid-takes Italian and aced the NY proficency
crabnebula-tkaes italian
pleadies-takes italian
starpug is italian
rocket would like to learn italian

and then Jazzy009' has the italian flag as her avatar

of course translators would have been used and people can pick up random bits of italian

Re: Scioly Assassination 39: Sepolcro di Dispiacere

Posted: September 14th, 2009, 6:55 pm
by Assassinator
As Fmtiger124 is about to enter his home after returning from school, he notices a bloodstained note nailed on his door. It reads...

Clue #1
The one who seeks the daughter of Water and Pallas is destined to meet a bloody end.

Signed,
Stare in Guardia

Re: Scioly Assassination 39: Sepolcro di Dispiacere

Posted: September 14th, 2009, 7:15 pm
by SOninja
I don't know about "Water" but "Pallas" can commonly refer to Athena's father.
even though sometimes she is called "Pallas Athena".
"Guardia" is more italian for guard or guardsmen.

Re: Scioly Assassination 39: Sepolcro di Dispiacere

Posted: September 14th, 2009, 7:29 pm
by jazzy009
Ignore this post for the game. I'm male, fm...just saying.

Re: Scioly Assassination 39: Sepolcro di Dispiacere

Posted: September 14th, 2009, 7:47 pm
by vofbassist
Could water possibly be reffering to Poseidon?

Re: Scioly Assassination 39: Sepolcro di Dispiacere

Posted: September 14th, 2009, 9:09 pm
by gh
I was amused when I tried to cheat and look up who it really was. I saw this:

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Re: Scioly Assassination 39: Sepolcro di Dispiacere

Posted: September 15th, 2009, 2:40 am
by karatekid44
if the assassain is using italian, and talking about Greek mythology.

In some mythologies Athena is called the Daughter of Poseidon.

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