About You (Introduce yourself in this topic)

[Manlee]

I live in California, in Hospitality Mgmt. Do some creative writing as a hobby.

I found a site through Hornygamer.com that lead me to this due to the postings on their Message board.

Have already played most the games, but started playing Narco, and had to register so I could comment.
Illustrations are very good and though I am still on part one, enjoying the story as well. Good work.

[slalomjohn]

Hi all.
Like our games, play on all avaible versions.
Visit on forum for get help...

P.S. sorry for my poor english

[fleet]

I bid a warm welcome to the new members!

[stop66]

Hi to all,

I'm 34, from Spain. I work as functional programmer maintaining a sales portal.
I found this site browsing randomly and searching something original (very impressed with Emily - Sister Attraction).

Like other companion graphics and programming are my hobbies (when i've time...)

Regards!

[Jupiter]

Hi, I'm 26, from Brazil. I like games and visit this forum for help

[Apostate]

So... hi. I like shark's lagoon games and i'm willing to help their squad(if possible) by translating the games to brazilian portuguese. o/

[Squeeky]

stop66, Jupiter and Apostate,
welcome to the Lagoon.
Pleased that your search for something different led you here, stop66. Browse the Forum further, you my find some else of interest.
Jupiter, did you come here to seek help or provide some - it looks like you are giving something of a Walkthrough in "hungirly.com hints". Could be of assistance to someone.
Apostate, while Shark will certainly see your comment it won't do any harm to leave him a PM. By the way, how different would Brazilian Portuguese be to that spoken in Portugal? I assume differences would be like American English, UK English and Aussie English.

[Apostate]

stop66, Jupiter and Apostate,
welcome to the Lagoon.
Pleased that your search for something different led you here, stop66. Browse the Forum further, you my find some else of interest.
Jupiter, did you come here to seek help or provide some - it looks like you are giving something of a Walkthrough in "hungirly.com hints". Could be of assistance to someone.
Apostate, while Shark will certainly see your comment it won't do any harm to leave him a PM. By the way, how different would Brazilian Portuguese be to that spoken in Portugal? I assume differences would be like American English, UK English and Aussie English.

Yeah. Exactly. There a some words in european portuguese that are considered ''outdated'' here in Brazil and while ours is quite affected by the english theirs is quite closed to it. Plus... they have funny accent. xDDDD

[Trucla]

stop66, Jupiter and Apostate,
welcome to the Lagoon.
Pleased that your search for something different led you here, stop66. Browse the Forum further, you my find some else of interest.
Jupiter, did you come here to seek help or provide some - it looks like you are giving something of a Walkthrough in "hungirly.com hints". Could be of assistance to someone.
Apostate, while Shark will certainly see your comment it won't do any harm to leave him a PM. By the way, how different would Brazilian Portuguese be to that spoken in Portugal? I assume differences would be like American English, UK English and Aussie English.

Yeah. Exactly. There a some words in european portuguese that are considered ''outdated'' here in Brazil and while ours is quite affected by the english theirs is quite closed to it. Plus... they have funny accent. xDDDD

Hello Apostate, meu irmão!
First of all, welcome to these warm waters! And... have fun!
Now about the question put by my friend Squeeky, and your reply. I have a good English friend who due to his professional activities lived in Brazil during a long time, so he had to learn Portuguese Brazilian way. Later on he was responsible for the main house of his company in Portugal where he stayed for 10 years. When I first met him in Portugal, he was working again in London, in charge with international relations. When I complimented him for the fantastic quality of his Portuguese (from Portugal) he happened to tell me his way on foreign (for him) languages. Questionned about the difficulties he found while living in Portugal, he laughed and said that he liked more the Portuguese way than the Brazilian one, because Brazilian Portuguese, like US English is too open.
Well, this is the opinion of somebody whose native language is not Portuguese. Now my own one. Each language when spoken has its own "music". A good Portuguese (Coimbra and surroundings) has a very soft music, which means no accent at all, while Brasilian Portuguese has a hard (not the hardest) music, and due to the dimension of the country means a lot of accents. Don't get me wrong: I like hearing Brasilian Portuguese! What I don't like is the strong influence of US English words that started to "enter" in your vocabulary (sometimes perverted), instead of being translated to Portuguese.

[Apostate]

stop66, Jupiter and Apostate,
welcome to the Lagoon.
Pleased that your search for something different led you here, stop66. Browse the Forum further, you my find some else of interest.
Jupiter, did you come here to seek help or provide some - it looks like you are giving something of a Walkthrough in "hungirly.com hints". Could be of assistance to someone.
Apostate, while Shark will certainly see your comment it won't do any harm to leave him a PM. By the way, how different would Brazilian Portuguese be to that spoken in Portugal? I assume differences would be like American English, UK English and Aussie English.

Yeah. Exactly. There a some words in european portuguese that are considered ''outdated'' here in Brazil and while ours is quite affected by the english theirs is quite closed to it. Plus... they have funny accent. xDDDD

Hello Apostate, meu irmão!
First of all, welcome to these warm waters! And... have fun!
Now about the question put by my friend Squeeky, and your reply. I have a good English friend who due to his professional activities lived in Brazil during a long time, so he had to learn Portuguese Brazilian way. Later on he was responsible for the main house of his company in Portugal where he stayed for 10 years. When I first met him in Portugal, he was working again in London, in charge with international relations. When I complimented him for the fantastic quality of his Portuguese (from Portugal) he happened to tell me his way on foreign (for him) languages. Questionned about the difficulties he found while living in Portugal, he laughed and said that he liked more the Portuguese way than the Brazilian one, because Brazilian Portuguese, like US English is too open.
Well, this is the opinion of somebody whose native language is not Portuguese. Now my own one. Each language when spoken has its own "music". A good Portuguese (Coimbra and surroundings) has a very soft music, which means no accent at all, while Brasilian Portuguese has a hard (not the hardest) music, and due to the dimension of the country means a lot of accents. Don't get me wrong: I like hearing Brasilian Portuguese! What I don't like is the strong influence of US English words that started to "enter" in your vocabulary (sometimes perverted), instead of being translated to Portuguese.

Thanks for the warm welcoming! I do agree with you... even some people here in Brazil don't like that our vocabulary is full of english words. In the region that i live that was used as the main base of the US here in South America during the Second World War english words are very present. More than any other region in Brazil. Is so common that here when we call someone we don't say(most of time) ''você'' we say ''boy''. So yeah... hope you didn't get offended when i said that Portugal accent is funny. I didn't mean it. ^^

[Trucla]

So yeah... hope you didn't get offended when i said that Portugal accent is funny. I didn't mean it. ^^

Don't worry, I just read that lack of accent is funny...

[Squeeky]

Yes, while not quite on "Introductions" I did appreciate that conversation, I tend to feel that the Portuguese language as used as Brazilian Portuguese is more contaminated by external influences than English when the Brits began their colonisation endeavours.

May we leave this discussion here, and if necessary adjourn to "The Beach", take out a sun lounge and discuss further? Thank you both.

[quinpirequin]

Bonjour, Je m'appelle Patrick et je joue aux jeux de Shark's Lagoon depuis plusieurs années. Je demeure au Québec. Amanda est ma préférée surtout en thérapie. Par contre je trouve les scènes de sex trop courtes, les gars viennent trop rapidement, pauvre femelles insatisfaites

[Seink]

Hi, I am 30 yo male from Canada. I just really like sex video games.

[criscor]

Hello to everyone. I'm 32 male. Happy to stay here