So Bfv is back.... El Tocino de muerte

[Bacon]

Character: Bacon

Race: Shinigami

Description: Concealed in loose fitting kimono, this fellow stays out of sight most of the time. His kimono shows signs of age, riddled with holes and cobwebs. When one glances where his face should be, a sinister glow exudes from his pupils. Under the kimono lies a rusted armor, with jagged edges and worn spikes. Should you catch a glance at his skin, it would show signs of decay and petrification. His zanpaktou is rare in the sense that it's actually two blades instead of one. His left blade is full of rust, but the teeth are serrated and jutted from it. His right blade is inscribed with indecipherable runes which exude a faint aura. This aura is almost indescribable, it's almost as if it's not there, yet it beckons the weak with an hypnotic trance.

Shikai:
The left blade is drenched with a highly potent poison, but it's real power is to release a deadly miasma. The right blade makes it possible to reflect other attacks with a dome of light.

Bonkai:
The Left blade can undergo a metamorphosis which can change the entire sword into something completely different in size and nature. The Right sword can hypnotize it's target and induce delirium. In addition to that, it can unleash bursts of light which are actually highly powered shockwaves.

There are other stuff, but this guy is pretty new for me. >>.

[Bacon]

I liked my buggy character. D=

[Bacon]

You remind me of the Shino of BFV for some reason.
I never describe my character's facial or body features and I usually am swarming with parasites(even if they aren't bugs).

[-Naruto-]

Bacon of death?

[Bacon]

Bacon of death?
Spanish to English is fail,but yes, bacon of death. :P

[Bacon]

D= I never got to use him in a full fight, except with hally. Even then, it was lost in the hyper active thread. >.>

[Bacon]

I shall let him rest in peace, most of the moves I had took too many werds and scared people off. D=

[9naruto]

Bacon, want to spar?

[Bacon]

Sures. :3

[9naruto]

You make thread?

[Bacon]

Okies, one sec

[-Naruto-]

It actually means Bacon's death xD

[9naruto]

It actually means Bacon's death xD

*Stewie for family guy dance*
ZOMG it does!

[Bacon]

It actually means Bacon's death xD
:cry: I is not good at Spanish,

[Noctis Arashi]

Bfv being back = The death of Bacon.

xD

[Bacon]

:(http://naruto.viz.com/forum/dfssdfs

[Hakkerokujuuyonshou]

It actually means Bacon's death xD Bfv being back = The death of Bacon.It means "Bacon of Death", not "Bacon's death". "Bacon's death", or "The death of bacon" would be "La muerte del Tocino". And if you meant "Bacon of Death", it would be even more correct to say "El tocino de LA muerte". XD I speak spanish.

[-Naruto-]

/search dictionary and find the site that ends at a .com at the end

Unless your first language is Spanish and you use it more than English, ima go with my site.

[Noctis Arashi]

It means "Bacon of Death", not "Bacon's death". "Bacon's death", or "The death of bacon" would be "La muerte del Tocino". And if you meant "Bacon of Death", it would be even more correct to say "El tocino de LA muerte". XD I speak spanish.

El tocino de la muerte is literally, The bacon of the dead/death. So no. You used an article where it wasn't necessary.

[Bacon]

It means "Bacon of Death", not "Bacon's death". "Bacon's death", or "The death of bacon" would be "La muerte del Tocino". And if you meant "Bacon of Death", it would be even more correct to say "El tocino de LA muerte". XD I speak spanish.
That's exactly what I meant! :P >.>

[Noctis Arashi]

That's exactly what I meant! :P >.>
Except, she/he's wrong.

[Bacon]

:'( I checked google translate and he was wrong. D=

[Cyl]

I don't even trust Google Translate myself. >>

[Hakkerokujuuyonshou]

/search dictionary and find the site that ends at a .com at the end

Unless your first language is Spanish and you use it more than English, ima go with my site.

I use spanish way more than English, and I speak it better than it. I've been living in a Spanish-speaking country for 10 years, it is pretty much my first language, since it's the language I speak the best.

El tocino de la muerte is literally, The bacon of the dead/death.

Yes, I know it is, but in Spanish, that IS how it is used. I'm pretty sure you don't speak Spanish, I do. Sites are not always trustworthy.

[Noctis Arashi]

I use spanish way more than English, and I speak it better than it. I've been living in a Spanish-speaking country for 10 years, it is pretty much my first language, since it's the language I speak the best.



Yes, I know it is, but in Spanish, that IS how it is used. I'm pretty sure you don't speak Spanish, I do. Sites are not always trustworthy.

I do speak spanish, I don't use sites. =/ It isn't. As in, the day of the dead. Then you would be correct. But in this case, no. Your using unnecessary articles. Which skew the meaning.

[Hakkerokujuuyonshou]

Okay, seriously, it is possible. I am not using unnecessary articles. I am telling you I've been living in a spanish-speaking country for 10 years, I speak in that language every minute of every day, do you? Maybe in Spain's spanish it's incorrect, but it isn't in South America's.

I cannot believe I got my heartrate to get to 152/minute just by posting here. =/ Damn anxiety.

[Noctis Arashi]

Article rules don't change between spain and SA. Only certain conjugations. *shrugs*

And if you want to be really formal, you can. But the articles are unnecessary.

[Hakkerokujuuyonshou]

Well, maybe using those articles isn't formal in SA, only in Spain. Because I assure you, people here (in Bolivia) would say "de la muerte", not in a formal way. It's also possible Spain says some things in SA are incorrect because they think their Spanish is the only correct one, when it's just different.

[Noctis Arashi]

Except, I'm not referring to spain. :lol:


El, la, los, and las. Are forms of "THE".

Saying de la. Is literally saying, of the. Not just of.

[Hakkerokujuuyonshou]

I know! :( But it IS correct! I know it isn't always correct in English, and it also isn't always in Spanish, but it is in this "sentence". You can say "de la" Example: Angel de la muerte.

[Bacon]

Maybe I am not remembering my Spanish grammar right,but doesn't my title say, " The bacon of death", literally? ._.

[Noctis Arashi]

Maybe I am not remembering my Spanish grammar right,but doesn't my title say, " The bacon of death", literally? ._.

Literally, yes.

[Bacon]

Literally, yes.
So what's wrong with the sentence structure? >.>

[Noctis Arashi]

So what's wrong with the sentence structure? >.>

I never said there was.

[Bacon]

Then why the skewing up of my words and saying my title says something else? D=

[Noctis Arashi]

Then why the skewing up of my words and saying my title says something else? D=

Again, I did not.

[Hakkerokujuuyonshou]

I'm just saying, if you translate the CORRECT spanish sentence "El tocino de la muerte" to english, you would drop out the "la", making it "The bacon of death". But that doesn't mean the "la" does not belong there. Translations do not litteraly translate every word separately, they translate the sentence as a whole. Besides "angel de la muerte" has more google results than "angel de muerte", which tells me saying "de la muerte" is correct.

[Noctis Arashi]

I'm just saying, if you translate the CORRECT spanish sentence "El tocino de la muerte" to english, you would drop out the "la", making it "The bacon of death". But that doesn't mean the "la" does not belong there. Translations do not litteraly translate every word separately, they translate the sentence as a whole. Besides "angel de la muerte" has more google results than "angel de muerte", which tells me saying "de la muerte" is correct.

Your basing this on google results? :lol: No. Just...no.

[Hakkerokujuuyonshou]

Your basing this on google results? :lol: No. Just...no.

Okay, did you only read that part of my comment? And the google results do proove something. Tell me "angel de la muerte" is incorrect. It isn't. And answer to the rest of my post, please...

[Noctis Arashi]

Okay, did you only read that part of my comment? And the google results do proove something. Tell me "angel de la muerte" is incorrect. It isn't. And answer to the rest of my post, please...No. You fail to hard to let me continue this argument.

[Bacon]

Again, I did not.
I'm just messing with you noctis. e.e

[Hakkerokujuuyonshou]

Are you kidding me? I am correct, though. You didn't proove me wrong. Ask a real spanish-speaking person. Your latest arguments are worth nothing.

[Noctis Arashi]

http://fc05.deviantart.net/fs29/f/2008/062/b/9/SRS_BUSINESS_GAIS_by_Booter_Freak.jpg

[Bacon]

http://emotibot.net/pix/153.jpg

[Noctis Arashi]

http://api.ning.com/files/64SntN6hGS4yrOF34*FCBA2dC2q9ona2*s6jhgut2vzalf1uBc toOPXiN4qS1BCcPZmB-47ay8TOqOjDNny-K4XhL*4lnlZU/seriousbusiness.jpgI win Noctis. :lol:

You lose. Loooooseeeeeerrrr.

[Bacon]

The url was broken. D=

[Hakkerokujuuyonshou]

No. You fail to hard to let me continue this argument.

I'm sorry, but the fact that you won't continue this argument is probably because you ran out of arguments. I don't fail, my arguments made sense, yours were repetitive and unjustified.

[Noctis Arashi]

All you said was, I'm spanish and this is how its said, I'm right, then used google. What part of your argument was valid. None.

[Hakkerokujuuyonshou]

I also said "angel de la muerte" exists, and that you don't translate things so litteraly, did you not read my posts at all? What do you got to say about those two arguments? You think "angel de la muerte" is incorrect, even though thousands of spanish-speaking people use it? Do you think translations are always done translating everything word by word?

[Bacon]

Please, no moar arguing pl0x. D=

[Hakkerokujuuyonshou]

Sorry, Bacon.

[Bacon]

:lol: It's no probs.

[Hakkerokujuuyonshou]

:p Thanks!

[Noctis Arashi]

I hope dead island happens to your family.

[Bacon]

Dead island is a clone of Fallout and Dead rising. ._.

[Hakkerokujuuyonshou]

Yeah, well, my parents already lost one son, we may as well die.

[-Naruto-]

I'm just saying, if you translate the CORRECT spanish sentence "El tocino de la muerte" to english, you would drop out the "la", making it "The bacon of death". But that doesn't mean the "la" does not belong there. Translations do not litteraly translate every word separately, they translate the sentence as a whole. Besides "angel de la muerte" has more google results than "angel de muerte", which tells me saying "de la muerte" is correct.
Then I trust the site...just kidding xD