It's my new internet catch phrase. It emphasis randomness, beast-like-ness, and Wraf-ness. Which makes sense if you think about it for a while. Just when you start to say towards the "no it doesn't" It'll make sense.
Rawf Wraf!! Like a angry bird. Pronounced in a very strange way. Both words look different, but as you try to say them, they're almost the same. To those of you who know of "Bob Loblaw" you'll know that it sounds like "bah blah blah" hilarious name. Imagine growing up. Hey Blah blah wanna go play soccer? (did you honestly think I could hurt a child's feelings - answer at the bottom)
Man it'll suck to have a funny name. Some in chinese are terrible, the surname "wo" means "has not (as in possession)" or alternatively "has none". Imagine the combinations of names you can come up with. If you aren't chinese speaking, I'll tell you this. Chinese has a lot of homonyms (words that sound the same but are different in meaning), which means a person can be named "Wo yuei jing". Directly translated. "Has no, Moon, Bright" Sounds alright... BUT!!! As a homonym it can read "has no period" (yes the woman thing).
Rawf Wraf!! Like a angry bird. Pronounced in a very strange way. Both words look different, but as you try to say them, they're almost the same. To those of you who know of "Bob Loblaw" you'll know that it sounds like "bah blah blah" hilarious name. Imagine growing up. Hey Blah blah wanna go play soccer? (did you honestly think I could hurt a child's feelings - answer at the bottom)
Man it'll suck to have a funny name. Some in chinese are terrible, the surname "wo" means "has not (as in possession)" or alternatively "has none". Imagine the combinations of names you can come up with. If you aren't chinese speaking, I'll tell you this. Chinese has a lot of homonyms (words that sound the same but are different in meaning), which means a person can be named "Wo yuei jing". Directly translated. "Has no, Moon, Bright" Sounds alright... BUT!!! As a homonym it can read "has no period" (yes the woman thing).
TOTALLY!
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