Watch the other movies in the series:
Inventing Swear Words 2
Inventing Swear Words 3 Trailer
(This trailer has very little to do with the actual Inventing Swear Words 3, and is more of a movie in its own right)
Inventing Swear Words 3
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Oxhorn Brand Store
The censors in the game can be quite a pain for those who desire to swear. Sure, you can turn the censor off, but how then will you communicate with those that have it on? Oxhorn, Staghorn and Mortuus have decided to invent curse words in order to aid communication.
Inventing Swear-Words won an
honorable mention in the
Blizzard & Xfire World of Warcraft Machinima Contest.
By the way, I'm looking for a literary agent to publish my fiction novel, so if you are one (or know of one) check out my webpage and drop me a line!
All glory and honor goes to Jesus Christ,
for I have no right or reason to think too much of myself. Besides, I wolsh my chakkin blit far too much to be worth a flak.
If you liked this one, check out some of my other movies here on warcraftmovies.com. Here is a list of some of my favorites:
The Anti-Elf Anthem
Inventing Swear Words 1
Inventing Swear Words 2
The Joy of Punting Gnomes
The 12 Days of Winter�s Veil
Racing the Grimtotem
Courting a Celt
Red Snappah!
The Great Kodo -- With Vocals!
Oxhorn Tells off Xfire
The Tauren's Kilt
As requested, here are the
Oxhorn Dictionary Entries of the new swear words:
Grat (graat) interjection - Used to express extreme displeasure.
Chak (chaakk) adjective - Used to modify a noun or pronoun; carries a negative connotation.
Blit (blitt) - 1) A person who is thoroughly disliked, 2) an unpleasant difficulty.
Flak (flak) multi-functional - Can be used in nearly any circumstance, and often carries an intense or distasteful meaning. As a person, place, thing or idea, as any action or event, as a modifier of nearly any verb, etc.
Wolsh (wohlsh) adjective - Used to modify a noun or pronoun. Indicates an action detrimental to the recipient.
Links:
www.BrandonMDennis.com - Oxhorn's Website.
