vmk_flamingo where art thou?

[mewmewpwr]

hast anyone seen vmk or host flamingo? i havent seen her in like forever and she was my favorite vmk staff does she still play vmk?

 

[AstroAlphamatt]

hast anyone seen vmk or host flamingo? i havent seen her in like forever and she was my favorite vmk staff does she still play vmk?

she may not actually be the person that goes onto vmk and does host rooms or check over people in random rooms. she may have moved to a different stage of her job and can't get onto vmk to much.
I'm not really sure, but it is a possibility

 

[Alionette]

Just thought I'd say this, "where art thou" from Romeo and Juliette doesn't mean where are you, it means why are you...My sister had to read it for English and she told me about it.

Sorry, that was just gonna bug my nerdy self

Lion

 

[mking624]

Just thought I'd say this, "where art thou" from Romeo and Juliette doesn't mean where are you, it means why are you...My sister had to read it for English and she told me about it.

Sorry, that was just gonna bug my nerdy self

Lion

The word used in Romeo & Juliet is actually "wherefore" but you're right, that specific word is actually saying "why are you" not where are you. Juliet is basically asking "why are you Romeo and a Montague, my father's enemy?" However, the question in this topic is simply "where", not "wherefore" (wherefore is "why", "where" is referring to location), so in that sense, the question posed "where art thou" is correctly translated to "where are you?"

Yes I know, off topic....another Shakespeare geek here.

 

[mewmewpwr]

The word used in Romeo & Juliet is actually "wherefore" but you're right, that specific word is actually saying "why are you" not where are you. Juliet is basically asking "why are you Romeo and a Montague, my father's enemy?" However, the question in this topic is simply "where", not "wherefore" (wherefore is "why", "where" is referring to location), so in that sense, the question posed "where art thou" is correctly translated to "where are you?"

Yes I know, off topic....another Shakespeare geek here.

oh i new all that ( not a shakespeare geek ) i read it in english a few months ago