I understand that "Giant" and "Bomb" are two common words that can easily be thrown together. However, since it is a proper noun wouldnt it just always be the english version?
I understand that "Giant" and "Bomb" are two common words that can easily be thrown together. However, since it is a proper noun wouldnt it just always be the english version?
I understand that "Giant" and "Bomb" are two common words that can easily be thrown together. However, since it is a proper noun wouldnt it just always be the english version?
I spent 11 years trekking through Tibet, along the foothills of Mount Gwapaloopoo. It was there I met a shaman, wise as he was old. He taught me in the ways of the Wachiki, the language decoding secrets of ancient Kwalapeck. It was a simple task for someone such as me to decode your message.
I speak Spanish but it's far from my native language. Not sure why Alexis keeps calling it "Bomba Grande" since it's clearly "La bomba gigante". Whatever.
I'm not really sure, I've never had to use the word bomb in my language before and it's never come up in a discussion in the language itself. Since I am a Muslim from a predominantly Muslim country, this would be a great opportunity to make an offensive joke though.
Truthfact, I don't buy/wear anything from the GB store because it either says the word "GiantBomb" or depicts a bomb, even if people aren't making the association I subconsciously feel like when they see me they are or will. My only other option is the Hot-dog Patrick tee, and I don't want people to think I'm a weiner.
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