Originally posted by mpanty
In English, when you say Mr. [put name here], you are usually referring to his last name... Besides, I assume it's the same in Spanish, since it's the same in Italian and French...
Señor Blair, signor Blair, monsieur Blair...
Originally posted by Mekt-Hakkikt
Again bragging about your language skills, heh?
Well then: It's "Herr Blair" in German too.
So wait... there's a system that had no jump route leading to it (I don't know, I don't have the map) because of a guy who never left his desk?Originally posted by Ghost
It´s a joke between some old Origin employees and Mr. Dallas, Mr. Dallas (an Origin employed) always said that he was the one who worked too much there.
Originally posted by mpanty
Fräulein Walz would be more appropriate...
So wait... there's a system that had no jump route leading to it (I don't know, I don't have the map) because of a guy who never left his desk?