Oh, I found an explaination for the "spoony bard" line on Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Chris_von_Muir) -
(and the word "spoony," which means "enamored in a silly or sentimental way" is used more or less correctly here)
Interesting to note however that the rest of the scene has far more insulting speech - if you analyse the japanese. Most of the time that Tellah says "you" in the scene, the japanese word used there is "kisama" - apparently the rudest way of saying "you" in japanese - akin to saying "you bastard" or "you son of a bitch".
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2006-12-31 13:19 (UTC)(and the word "spoony," which means "enamored in a silly or sentimental way" is used more or less correctly here)
Interesting to note however that the rest of the scene has far more insulting speech - if you analyse the japanese. Most of the time that Tellah says "you" in the scene, the japanese word used there is "kisama" - apparently the rudest way of saying "you" in japanese - akin to saying "you bastard" or "you son of a bitch".