GBA #2737 - Postman Pat and the Greendale Rocket (

[NetixRiqua]

aah this takes me to the old times... gangster gil and patrick the pimp.. good times...

 

[tjas]

Interesting fact: [Wikipedia - Yakuza]
Yubitsume, or finger-cutting, is a form of penance or apology. Upon a first offense, the transgressor must cut off the tip of his left pinky finger and hand the severed portion to his boss. Sometimes an underboss may do this in penance to the oyabun if he wants to spare a member of his own gang from further retaliation. Its origin stems from the traditional way of holding a Japanese sword. The bottom three fingers of each hand are used to grip the sword tightly, with the thumb and index fingers slightly loose. The removal of digits starting with the little finger moving up the hand to the index finger progressively weakens a person's sword grip. The idea is that a person with a weak sword grip then has to rely more on the group for protection — reducing individual action. In recent years, prosthetic fingertips have been developed to disguise this distinctive appearance. (When a British cartoon, Bob the Builder, was first considered for import to Japan, there were plans in place to add an extra digit to each of the title character's four-fingered hands to avoid scaring children. The same thing was also considered for the show Postman Pat.)
@Tjas, the amsterdam version goes like this.
Pieter Post, Pieter Post, Hij is echt geil en neukt er op los, en voor dat hij moet beginnen, rookt hij heroine.

And yeah, Postman Pat is teh PWN, however, nobody PWNS Bassie En Adriaan.....

Bassie en Adriaan rulz!! B100!

Japie!

Jaapie en professor!

And I don't know what he's called! Robin?

And bassie that got pimped!

Dude thats not B100... That dude was in the lamest season of Bassie and Adriaan... However the song "hou het rustig, kalm, stil" is a classic...

How could I make such a mistake!

Thats b100!

 

[Rayder]

No worky on SCminiSD.

 

[Jojjy Ugnick]

PP must be a Limey thing.

Oh, well they did good with Wallace and Gromit, so they're entitled to a miss every once in a while.


They only released it in English speaking countries, as far as I know.
I'm guessing from that grammar - 'did good' - that English isn't used in your country.

POW!