Official Friday March 27th Kombat Kast Diskussion Thread

ArcaneEsper said:
Haha yeah, I don't know why but I generally dislike braids, whether they're on guys or girls.
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Yea those are out of style but ive never seen the long ones like Kung Lao's. Would be really funny if he had locs instead. Liu Kang's hair looked like crap though.
 
I've actually grown up seeing a lot of braids, like too many, and all the different types too, lol in retrospect I'm probably sick of seeing all the braids XD
Yeah Liu's hair looks like a wig was glued to his head. And sloppily at that. At least Mileena's wild hair adds to her look.
 
Isn't it great how all the Shaolin characters rock killer hairdos when they should essentially be bald?

also based on what [MENTION=18905]mandead[/MENTION] said, can someone pretty please photoshop Kung Laos face on 2002 Axl Rose?

Edit: omg made it to 100 posts! I'd like to thank the Academy for this award :')
 
LiuKangsTwoHands said:
Warm gun = Flamethrower = Erron Black's 3rd style = Black Dragon connection = Erron Black is No Face
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Warm gun = Flamethrower - never thought of that but this leads me to think of Jacqui not Erron Black.
flamethrower.jpgwarmgun.jpg
also her variations would cover both types of "gun"references. flamethrower and shotgun. see above.
 
p.W said:
The Russian spelling of Kung Jin's name is butchered so badly.

It's basically Kun Tsing.
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That's because there's no real "J" sound in russian (if I'm not mistaken, I might be though).

Try pronouncing a normal english "SH" (like in shame) and then do it again but do it like if you were tring to prononune a T before.

That sound is "close" enough, it's more like "CH" sound though (like in chain), "Dsing" would be more accurate.

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Something similar happens in Greek, they use "Ts" (tau and sigma) to represent the "CH" sound and "Tz" (tau and dseda) to represent the "J" sound.
 
Cryo said:
That's because there's no real "J" sound in russian (if I'm not mistaken, I might be though).

Try pronouncing a normal english "SH" (like in shame) and then do it again but do it like if you were tring to prononune a T before.

That sound is "close" enough, it's more like "CH" sound though (like in chain), "Dsing" would be more accurate.
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There is no native J sound, but Russians have been making do with "дж" combination for a very, very long time. D+ZH

It's used for transliterating all sorts of English loanwords, e.g. genie, gin
 
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