Template:PatchDiff/October 7, 2011 Patch/portal2/resource/subtitles danish.txt

566 566 "core01.space24"       "Core 1: Ah!" 567 567 "[english]core01.space24"       "Core 1: Ah!" 568 568 "core02.attachedfact01"       "Core 3: Den situation, du befinder dig i, er meget farlig." 569 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact01"       "Core 3: The situation you are in is very dangerous." N/A 569 "[english]core02.attachedfact01"       "Core 3: The situation you are in is very dangerous." 570 570 "core02.attachedfact02"       "Core 3: Sandsynligheden for, at du dør inden for de næste fem minutter, er 87,61 procent." 571 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact02"       "Core 3: The likelihood of you dying within the next five minutes is eighty-seven point six one percent." N/A 571 "[english]core02.attachedfact02"       "Core 3: The likelihood of you dying within the next five minutes is eighty-seven point six one percent." 572 572 "core02.attachedfact03"       "Core 3: Sandsynligheden for, at du dør blodigt inden for de næste fem minutter, er 87,61 procent." 573 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact03"       "Core 3: The likelihood of you dying violently within the next five minutes is eighty-seven point six one percent." N/A 573 "[english]core02.attachedfact03"       "Core 3: The likelihood of you dying violently within the next five minutes is eighty-seven point six one percent." 574 574 "core02.attachedfact04"       "Core 3: Du er på nippet til at få mig slået ihjel." 575 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact04"       "Core 3: You are about to get me killed." N/A 575 "[english]core02.attachedfact04"       "Core 3: You are about to get me killed." 576 576 "core02.attachedfact05"       "Core 3: Vi dør begge to på grund af din forsømmelighed." 577 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact05"       "Core 3: We will both die because of your negligence." N/A 577 "[english]core02.attachedfact05"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: We will both die because of your negligence." 578 578 "core02.attachedfact06"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Det her er en skidt plan. Den vil mislykkes." 579 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact06"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: This is a bad plan. You will fail." N/A 579 "[english]core02.attachedfact06"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: This is a bad plan. You will fail." 580 580 "core02.attachedfact07"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Han vil sandsynligvis slå dig ihjel. Blodigt." 581 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact07"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: He will most likely kill you, violently." N/A 581 "[english]core02.attachedfact07"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: He will most likely kill you, violently." 582 582 "core02.attachedfact08"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Han vil sandsynligvis slå dig ihjel." 583 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact08"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: He will most likely kill you." N/A 583 "[english]core02.attachedfact08"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: He will most likely kill you." 584 584 "core02.attachedfact09"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Du vil snart være død." 585 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact09"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: You will be dead soon." N/A 585 "[english]core02.attachedfact09"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: You will be dead soon." 586 586 "core02.attachedfact10"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Denne situation er håbløs." 587 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact10"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: This situation is hopeless." N/A 587 "[english]core02.attachedfact10"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: This situation is hopeless." 588 588 "core02.attachedfact11"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Du vil dø i det her rum." 589 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact11"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: You are going to die in this room." N/A 589 "[english]core02.attachedfact11"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: You are going to die in this room." 590 590 "core02.attachedfact12"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Du kunne godt tåle at tabe et par kilo." 591 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact12"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: You could stand to lose a few pounds." N/A 591 "[english]core02.attachedfact12"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: You could stand to lose a few pounds." 592 592 "core02.attachedfact13"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Faktasfæren er den mest intelligente sfære." 593 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact13"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The Fact Sphere is the most intelligent sphere." N/A 593 "[english]core02.attachedfact13"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The Fact Sphere is the most intelligent sphere." 594 594 "core02.attachedfact14"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Faktasfæren er den flotteste sfære." 595 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact14"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The Fact Sphere is the most handsome sphere." N/A 595 "[english]core02.attachedfact14"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The Fact Sphere is the most handsome sphere." 596 596 "core02.attachedfact15"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Faktasfæren ser ufatteligt godt ud." 597 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact15"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The Fact Sphere is incredibly handsome." N/A 597 "[english]core02.attachedfact15"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The Fact Sphere is incredibly handsome." 598 598 "core02.attachedfact16"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Faktasfæren har altid ret." 599 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact16"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The Fact Sphere is always right." N/A 599 "[english]core02.attachedfact16"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The Fact Sphere is always right." 600 600 "core02.attachedfact17"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Eventyrsfæren er en blærerøv og en kujon." 601 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact17"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The Adventure Sphere is a blowhard and a coward." N/A 601 "[english]core02.attachedfact17"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The Adventure Sphere is a blowhard and a coward." 602 602 "core02.attachedfact18"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Rumsfæren kommer aldrig ud i rummet." 603 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact18"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The Space Sphere will never go to space." N/A 603 "[english]core02.attachedfact18"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The Space Sphere will never go to space." 604 604 "core02.attachedfact19"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Du kommer aldrig ud i rummet." 605 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact19"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: You will never go into space." N/A 605 "[english]core02.attachedfact19"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: You will never go into space." 606 606 "core02.attachedfact20"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Fakta: Rummet eksisterer ikke." 607 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact20"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Fact: Space does not exist." N/A 607 "[english]core02.attachedfact20"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Fact: Space does not exist." 608 608 "core02.attachedfact21"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Sfærer, der insisterer på at komme ud i rummet, er ringere end dem, der ikke gør det." 609 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact21"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Spheres that insist on going into space are inferior to spheres that don't." N/A 609 "[english]core02.attachedfact21"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Spheres that insist on going into space are inferior to spheres that don't." 610 610 "core02.attachedfact22"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Faktasfæren er en god person, hvis viden er relevant." 611 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact22"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The Fact Sphere is a good person, whose insights are relevant." N/A 611 "[english]core02.attachedfact22"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The Fact Sphere is a good person, whose insights are relevant." 612 612 "core02.attachedfact23"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Faktasfæren er en god sfære med mange venner." 613 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact23"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The Fact Sphere is a good sphere, with many friends." N/A 613 "[english]core02.attachedfact23"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The Fact Sphere is a good sphere, with many friends." 614 614 "core02.attachedfact24"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Den, der vinder denne kamp, er tydeligvis overlegen og vil have gjort sig fortjent til faktasfærens troskab." 615 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact24"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Whoever wins this battle is clearly superior, and will earn the allegiance of the Fact Sphere." N/A 615 "[english]core02.attachedfact24"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Whoever wins this battle is clearly superior, and will earn the allegiance of the Fact Sphere." 616 616 "core02.attachedfact25"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Faktasfæren er ikke defekt. Dens fakta er fuldstændigt præcise og meget interessante." 617 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact25"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The Fact Sphere is not defective. Its facts are wholly accurate and very interesting." N/A 617 "[english]core02.attachedfact25"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The Fact Sphere is not defective. Its facts are wholly accurate and very interesting." 618 618 "core02.attachedfact26"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Tolv. Tolv. Tolv. Tolv. Tolv. Tolv. Tolv. Tolv. Tolv. Tolv." 619 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact26"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Twelve. Twelve.   Twelve.   Twelve.   Twelve.   Twelve.   Twelve.   Twelve.   Twelve.   Twelve." N/A 619 "[english]core02.attachedfact26"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Twelve. Twelve.   Twelve.   Twelve.   Twelve.   Twelve.   Twelve.   Twelve.   Twelve.   Twelve." 620 620 "core02.attachedfact27"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Kuglepenne. Kuglepenne. Kuglepenne. Kuglepenne. Kuglepenne. Kuglepenne. Kuglepenne." 621 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact27"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Pens. Pens. Pens. Pens. Pens. Pens. Pens." N/A 621 "[english]core02.attachedfact27"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Pens. Pens. Pens. Pens. Pens. Pens. Pens." 622 622 "core02.attachedfact28"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Æbler. Appelsiner. Pærer. Blommer. Kumquatter. Mandariner. Citroner. Limefrugter. Avocado. Tomat. Banan. Papaja. Guava." 623 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact28"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Apples. Oranges. Pears. Plums. Kumquats. Tangerines. Lemons. Limes. Avocado. Tomato. Banana. Papaya. Guava." N/A 623 "[english]core02.attachedfact28"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Apples. Oranges. Pears. Plums. Kumquats. Tangerines. Lemons. Limes. Avocado. Tomato. Banana. Papaya. Guava." 624 624 "core02.attachedfact29"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Fejl. Fejl. Fejl. Fil ikke fundet." 625 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact29"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Error. Error. Error. File not found." N/A 625 "[english]core02.attachedfact29"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Error. Error. Error. File not found." 626 626 "core02.attachedfact30"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Fejl. Fejl. Fejl. Fakta ikke fundet." 627 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact30"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Error. Error. Error. Fact not found." N/A 627 "[english]core02.attachedfact30"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Error. Error. Error. Fact not found." 628 628 "core02.attachedfact31"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Fakta ikke fundet." 629 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact31"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Fact not found." N/A 629 "[english]core02.attachedfact31"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Fact not found." 630 630 "core02.attachedfact32"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Datafejl ved 25%"   631 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact32"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Corruption at 25%"   N/A 631 "[english]core02.attachedfact32"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Corruption at 25%"   632 632 "core02.attachedfact33"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Datafejl ved 25%"   633 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact33"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Corruption at 50%"   N/A 633 "[english]core02.attachedfact33"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Corruption at 50%"   634 634 "core02.attachedfact34"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Datafejl ved tyve – rotter kan ikke kaste op." 635 N/A "[english]core02.attachedfact34"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Warning, sphere corruption at twenty-- rats cannot throw up." N/A 635 "[english]core02.attachedfact34"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Warning, sphere corruption at twenty-- rats cannot throw up." 636 636 "core02.fact01"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Tandtråd har uovertruffen trækstyrke." 637 N/A "[english]core02.fact01"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Dental floss has superb tensile strength." N/A 637 "[english]core02.fact01"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Dental floss has superb tensile strength." 638 638 "core02.fact02"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Kvadratroden af tov er snor." 639 N/A "[english]core02.fact02"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The square root of rope is string." N/A 639 "[english]core02.fact02"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The square root of rope is string." 640 640 "core02.fact03"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Selv om undervandsbåden er båden langt overlegen i enhver henseende, bruger flere end 97% alligevel både til transport til vands." 641 N/A "[english]core02.fact03"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: While the submarine is vastly superior to the boat in every way, over 97% of people still use boats for aquatic transportation." N/A 641 "[english]core02.fact03"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: While the submarine is vastly superior to the boat in every way, over 97% of people still use boats for aquatic transportation." 642 642 "core02.fact04"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Mobiltelefoner giver dig ikke kræft. Kun leverbetændelse." 643 N/A "[english]core02.fact04"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Cellular phones will not give you cancer. Only hepatitis." N/A 643 "[english]core02.fact04"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Cellular phones will not give you cancer. Only hepatitis." 644 644 "core02.fact05"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Bukser blev opfundet af sømænd i det 16. århundrede for at undgå Poseidons vrede. Man mente, at synet af nøgne sømænd gjorde havguden vred." 645 N/A "[english]core02.fact05"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Pants were invented by sailors in the sixteenth century to avoid Poseidon's wrath. It was believed that the sight of naked sailors angered the sea god." N/A 645 "[english]core02.fact05"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Pants were invented by sailors in the sixteenth century to avoid Poseidon's wrath. It was believed that the sight of naked sailors angered the sea god." 646 646 "core02.fact06"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Germaniums atomvægt er 72,64." 647 N/A "[english]core02.fact06"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The atomic weight of Germanium is seven two point six four." N/A 647 "[english]core02.fact06"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The atomic weight of Germanium is seven two point six four." 648 648 "core02.fact07"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: 89% af alle tryllekunster er ikke magi. Teknisk set er de hekseri." 649 N/A "[english]core02.fact07"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: 89% of magic tricks are not magic. Technically, they are sorcery." N/A 649 "[english]core02.fact07"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: 89% of magic tricks are not magic. Technically, they are sorcery." 650 650 "core02.fact08"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: En struds' øje er større end dens hjerne." 651 N/A "[english]core02.fact08"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: An ostrich's eye is bigger than its brain." N/A 651 "[english]core02.fact08"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: An ostrich's eye is bigger than its brain." 652 652 "core02.fact09"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: I den græske mytologi opfandt håndværkeren Dædalus vinger til mennesket, så en gruppe minotaurer ikke længere ville drille ham med det." 653 N/A "[english]core02.fact09"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: In Greek myth, the craftsman Daedalus invented human flight so a group of Minotaurs would stop teasing him about it." N/A 653 "[english]core02.fact09"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: In Greek myth, the craftsman Daedalus invented human flight so a group of Minotaurs would stop teasing him about it." 654 654 "core02.fact10"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Mennesket kan overleve under vand. Men ikke ret længe." 655 N/A "[english]core02.fact10"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Humans can survive underwater. But not for very long." N/A 655 "[english]core02.fact10"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Humans can survive underwater. But not for very long." 656 656 "core02.fact11"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Raseph, den semitiske gud for krige og plager, havde en gazelle voksende ud af sin pande." 657 N/A "[english]core02.fact11"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Raseph, the Semitic god of war and plague, had a gazelle growing out of his forehead." N/A 657 "[english]core02.fact11"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Raseph, the Semitic god of war and plague, had a gazelle growing out of his forehead." 658 658 "core02.fact12"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Flertal af overlæge er overlæger. Datid af overlæger er overlægerede." 659 N/A "[english]core02.fact12"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The plural of surgeon general is surgeons general. The past tense of surgeons general is surgeonsed general." N/A 659 "[english]core02.fact12"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The plural of surgeon general is surgeons general. The past tense of surgeons general is surgeonsed general." 660 660 "core02.fact13"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Polymerase I polypeptid A er et menneskeligt gen." 661 N/A "[english]core02.fact13"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Polymerase I polypeptide A is a human gene." N/A 661 "[english]core02.fact13"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Polymerase I polypeptide A is a human gene." 662 662 "core02.fact14"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Rotter kan ikke kaste op." 663 N/A "[english]core02.fact14"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Rats cannot throw up." N/A 663 "[english]core02.fact14"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Rats cannot throw up." 664 664 "core02.fact15"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Leguaner kan blive under vandet i 28,7 minutter." 665 N/A "[english]core02.fact15"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Iguanas can stay underwater for twenty-eight point seven minutes." N/A 665 "[english]core02.fact15"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Iguanas can stay underwater for twenty-eight point seven minutes." 666 666 "core02.fact16"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Menneskelige bændelorm kan blive op til 22,9 meter." 667 N/A "[english]core02.fact16"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Human tapeworms can grow up to twenty-two point nine meters." N/A 667 "[english]core02.fact16"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Human tapeworms can grow up to twenty-two point nine meters." 668 668 "core02.fact17"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Paradokset om Schrödingers kat skitserer en situation, hvor en kat i en kasse i enhver henseende skal betragtes som levende og død samtidig. Schrödinger skabte dette paradoks som et forsvar for at dræbe katte." 669 N/A "[english]core02.fact17"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The Schrodinger's cat paradox outlines a situation in which a cat in a box must be considered, for all intents and purposes, simultaneously alive and dead. Schrodinger created this paradox as a justification for killing cats." N/A 669 "[english]core02.fact17"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The Schrodinger's cat paradox outlines a situation in which a cat in a box must be considered, for all intents and purposes, simultaneously alive and dead. Schrodinger created this paradox as a justification for killing cats." 670 670 "core02.fact18"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Hver eneste kvadrattomme af den menneskelige krop er dækket af 32 millioner bakterier." 671 N/A "[english]core02.fact18"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Every square inch of the human body has 32 million bacteria on it." N/A 671 "[english]core02.fact18"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Every square inch of the human body has 32 million bacteria on it." 672 672 "core02.fact19"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Solen er 330.330 gange større end Jorden." 673 N/A "[english]core02.fact19"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The Sun is 330,330 times larger than Earth." N/A 673 "[english]core02.fact19"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The Sun is 330,330 times larger than Earth." 674 674 "core02.fact20"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Den gennemsnitlige forventede levetid for et næsehorn i fangenskab er 15 år." 675 N/A "[english]core02.fact20"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The average life expectancy of a rhinoceros in captivity is 15 years." N/A 675 "[english]core02.fact20"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The average life expectancy of a rhinoceros in captivity is 15 years." 676 676 "core02.fact21"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Vulkanologer er eksperter i at studere vulkaner." 677 N/A "[english]core02.fact21"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Volcano-ologists are experts in the study of volcanoes." N/A 677 "[english]core02.fact21"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Volcano-ologists are experts in the study of volcanoes." 678 678 "core02.fact22"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Avocadoer indeholder flere fibre og kalorier end nogen anden frugt." 679 N/A "[english]core02.fact22"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Avocados have the highest fiber and calories of any fruit." N/A 679 "[english]core02.fact22"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Avocados have the highest fiber and calories of any fruit." 680 680 "core02.fact23"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Avocadoer indeholder flere fibre og kalorier end nogen anden frugt. De findes i australiere." 681 N/A "[english]core02.fact23"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Avocados have the highest fiber and calories of any fruit. They are found in Australians." N/A 681 "[english]core02.fact23"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Avocados have the highest fiber and calories of any fruit. They are found in Australians." 682 682 "core02.fact24"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Månen kredser om Jorden på 27,32 dage." 683 N/A "[english]core02.fact24"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The moon orbits the Earth every 27.32 days." N/A 683 "[english]core02.fact24"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The moon orbits the Earth every 27.32 days." 684 684 "core02.fact25"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Ciffer nummer én milliard i pi er 9." 685 N/A "[english]core02.fact25"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The billionth digit of Pi is 9." N/A 685 "[english]core02.fact25"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The billionth digit of Pi is 9." 686 686 "core02.fact26"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Hvis du har problemer med at tælle, kan du prøve følgende huskeremse: 1 kommer før 2 kommer før 60 kommer efter 12 kommer før 6 trillioner kommer efter 504. Det vil få dine hidtidige problemer med at tælle til at virke som småting." 687 N/A "[english]core02.fact26"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: If you have trouble with simple counting, use the following mnemonic device: one comes before two comes before 60 comes after 12 comes before six trillion comes after 504. This will make your earlier counting difficulties seem like no big deal." N/A 687 "[english]core02.fact26"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: If you have trouble with simple counting, use the following mnemonic device: one comes before two comes before 60 comes after 12 comes before six trillion comes after 504. This will make your earlier counting difficulties seem like no big deal." 688 688 "core02.fact27"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: En gallon vand vejer 8,34 pund." 689 N/A "[english]core02.fact27"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: A gallon of water weighs 8.34 pounds"   N/A 689 "[english]core02.fact27"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: A gallon of water weighs 8.34 pounds"   690 690 "core02.fact28"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Varmt vand fryser hurtigere end koldt vand." 691 N/A "[english]core02.fact28"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Hot water freezes quicker than cold water." N/A 691 "[english]core02.fact28"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Hot water freezes quicker than cold water." 692 692 "core02.fact29"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Honning bliver ikke for gammelt." 693 N/A "[english]core02.fact29"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Honey does not spoil." N/A 693 "[english]core02.fact29"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Honey does not spoil." 694 694 "core02.fact30"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Den gennemsnitlige voksne krop indeholder et halvt pund salt." 695 N/A "[english]core02.fact30"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The average adult body contains half a pound of salt." N/A 695 "[english]core02.fact30"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The average adult body contains half a pound of salt." 696 696 "core02.fact31"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Et nanosekund varer en milliardtedel af et sekund." 697 N/A "[english]core02.fact31"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: A nanosecond lasts one billionth of a second." N/A 697 "[english]core02.fact31"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: A nanosecond lasts one billionth of a second." 698 698 "core02.fact32"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: I den nordiske mytologi blev tordenguden Tors stridsvogn trukket over himlen af to geder." 699 N/A "[english]core02.fact32"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: According to Norse legend, thunder god Thor's chariot was pulled across the sky by two goats." N/A 699 "[english]core02.fact32"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: According to Norse legend, thunder god Thor's chariot was pulled across the sky by two goats." 700 700 "core02.fact33"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Kina er verdens næststørste producent af sojabønner." 701 N/A "[english]core02.fact33"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: China produces the world's second largest crop of soybeans." N/A 701 "[english]core02.fact33"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: China produces the world's second largest crop of soybeans." 702 702 "core02.fact34"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Wolfram har det højeste smeltepunkt af alle metaller ved 3.410 grader Celsius." 703 N/A "[english]core02.fact34"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Tungsten has the highest melting point of any metal, at 3,410 degrees Celsius." N/A 703 "[english]core02.fact34"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Tungsten has the highest melting point of any metal, at 3,410 degrees Celsius." 704 704 "core02.fact35"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Blid rengøring af tungen to gange dagligt har vist sig at være det bedste middel imod dårlig ånde." 705 N/A "[english]core02.fact35"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Gently cleaning the tongue twice a day is the most effective way to fight bad breath." N/A 705 "[english]core02.fact35"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Gently cleaning the tongue twice a day is the most effective way to fight bad breath." 706 706 "core02.fact36"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Romersk tandpasta blev fremstillet af menneskeurin. Urin som ingrediens i tandpasta var fortsat i brug indtil det 18. århundrede." 707 N/A "[english]core02.fact36"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Roman toothpaste was made with human urine. Urine as an ingredient in toothpaste continued to be used up until the 18th century." N/A 707 "[english]core02.fact36"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Roman toothpaste was made with human urine. Urine as an ingredient in toothpaste continued to be used up until the 18th century." 708 708 "core02.fact37"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Toldloven fra 1789, som havde til formål at beskytte indenrigsproduktionen, var den anden lov nogensinde, der blev vedtaget af USA's regering." 709 N/A "[english]core02.fact37"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The Tariff Act of 1789, established to protect domestic manufacture, was the second statute ever enacted by the United States government." N/A 709 "[english]core02.fact37"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The Tariff Act of 1789, established to protect domestic manufacture, was the second statute ever enacted by the United States government." 710 710 "core02.fact38"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Værdien af pi er forholdet mellem en hvilken som helst cirkels omkreds og dens diameter i det euklidiske rum." 711 N/A "[english]core02.fact38"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The value of Pi is the ratio of any circle's circumference to its diameter in Euclidean space." N/A 711 "[english]core02.fact38"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The value of Pi is the ratio of any circle's circumference to its diameter in Euclidean space." 712 712 "core02.fact39"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Den mexicansk-amerikanske krig sluttede i 1848 med indgåelsen af Guadalupe Hidalgo-traktaten." 713 N/A "[english]core02.fact39"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The Mexican-American War ended in 1848 with the signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo." N/A 713 "[english]core02.fact39"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The Mexican-American War ended in 1848 with the signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo." 714 714 "core02.fact40"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: I 1879 foreslog Sandford Fleming for første gang indførelsen af globale standardiserede tidszoner ved Royal Canadian Institute." 715 N/A "[english]core02.fact40"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: In 1879, Sandford Fleming first proposed the adoption of worldwide standardized time zones at the Royal Canadian Institute." N/A 715 "[english]core02.fact40"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: In 1879, Sandford Fleming first proposed the adoption of worldwide standardized time zones at the Royal Canadian Institute." 716 716 "core02.fact41"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Marie Curie opfandt radioaktivitetsteorien, behandlingen af radioaktivitet og døden som følge af radioaktivitet." 717 N/A "[english]core02.fact41"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Marie Curie invented the theory of radioactivity, the treatment of radioactivity, and dying of radioactivity." N/A 717 "[english]core02.fact41"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Marie Curie invented the theory of radioactivity, the treatment of radioactivity, and dying of radioactivity." 718 718 "core02.fact42"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: I slutningen af Mågen af Anton Tjekhov tager Konstantin livet af sig." 719 N/A "[english]core02.fact42"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: At the end of The Seagull by Anton Chekhov, Konstantin kills himself." N/A 719 "[english]core02.fact42"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: At the end of The Seagull by Anton Chekhov, Konstantin kills himself." 720 720 "core02.fact43"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Det er ikke sandt, når det påstås, at eskimoer har hundrede forskellige ord for sne. De har imidlertid 234 ord for karamel." 721 N/A "[english]core02.fact43"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Contrary to popular belief, the Eskimo does not have one hundred different words for snow. They do, however, have two hundred and thirty-four words for fudge." N/A 721 "[english]core02.fact43"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Contrary to popular belief, the Eskimo does not have one hundred different words for snow. They do, however, have two hundred and thirty-four words for fudge." 722 722 "core02.fact44"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: I det victorianske England måtte en undersåt ikke kigge direkte på dronningen, fordi man dengang mente, at de fattige havde evnen til at stjæle tanker. Videnskaben mener i dag, at færre end 4% af fattige mennesker er i stand til dette." 723 N/A "[english]core02.fact44"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: In Victorian England, a commoner was not allowed to look directly at the Queen, due to a belief at the time that the poor had the ability to steal thoughts. Science now believes that less than 4% of poor people are able to do this." N/A 723 "[english]core02.fact44"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: In Victorian England, a commoner was not allowed to look directly at the Queen, due to a belief at the time that the poor had the ability to steal thoughts. Science now believes that less than 4% of poor people are able to do this." 724 724 "core02.fact46"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: I 1862 undertegnede Abraham Lincoln emancipationserklæringen og satte slaverne fri. Som alt andet, han foretog sig, befriede Lincoln slaverne, mens han gik i søvne, og han havde senere absolut ingen erindring om det." 725 N/A "[english]core02.fact46"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: In 1862, Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation, freeing the slaves. Like everything he did, Lincoln freed the slaves while sleepwalking, and later had no memory of the event." N/A 725 "[english]core02.fact46"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: In 1862, Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation, freeing the slaves. Like everything he did, Lincoln freed the slaves while sleepwalking, and later had no memory of the event." 726 726 "core02.fact47"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: I 1948 spiste baseball-legenden Babe Ruth efter en døende drengs ønske 75 hotdogs, hvorefter han døde af hotdog-forgiftning." 727 N/A "[english]core02.fact47"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: In 1948, at the request of a dying boy, baseball legend Babe Ruth ate seventy-five hot dogs, then died of hot dog poisoning." N/A 727 "[english]core02.fact47"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: In 1948, at the request of a dying boy, baseball legend Babe Ruth ate seventy-five hot dogs, then died of hot dog poisoning." 728 728 "core02.fact48"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: William Shakespeare eksisterede ikke. Hans stykker blev udtænkt i 1589 af Francis Bacon, som brugte et åndebræt til at trælbinde skuespilsforfattende spøgelser." 729 N/A "[english]core02.fact48"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: William Shakespeare did not exist. His plays were masterminded in 1589 by Francis Bacon, who used a Ouija board to enslave play-writing ghosts." N/A 729 "[english]core02.fact48"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: William Shakespeare did not exist. His plays were masterminded in 1589 by Francis Bacon, who used a Ouija board to enslave play-writing ghosts." 730 730 "core02.fact49"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Det fremgår fejlagtigt, at Thomas Edison opfandt \"armbøjninger\" i 1878. Nikola Tesla havde faktisk patenteret aktiviteten tre år forinden under navnet \"Tesla-træning\"." 731 N/A "[english]core02.fact49"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: It is incorrectly noted that Thomas Edison invented 'push-ups' in 1878. Nikolai Tesla had in fact patented the activity three years earlier, under the name 'Tesla-cize.'"   N/A 731 "[english]core02.fact49"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: It is incorrectly noted that Thomas Edison invented 'push-ups' in 1878. Nikolai Tesla had in fact patented the activity three years earlier, under the name 'Tesla-cize.'"   732 732 "core02.fact50"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Hvaler er dobbelt så intelligente og tre gange så delikate som mennesker." 733 N/A "[english]core02.fact50"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Whales are twice as intelligent, and three times as delicious, as humans." N/A 733 "[english]core02.fact50"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Whales are twice as intelligent, and three times as delicious, as humans." 734 734 "core02.fact51"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Automobilbremsen blev først opfundet i 1895. Indtil da skulle en person blive i bilen til enhver tid og køre i rundkreds, indtil passagererne kom tilbage fra deres ærinder." 735 N/A "[english]core02.fact51"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The automobile brake was not invented until 1895. Before this, someone had to remain in the car at all times, driving in circles until passengers returned from their errands." N/A 735 "[english]core02.fact51"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The automobile brake was not invented until 1895. Before this, someone had to remain in the car at all times, driving in circles until passengers returned from their errands." 736 736 "core02.fact52"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Edmund Hillary, den første til at bestige Mount Everest, gjorde det ved et tilfælde, mens han var jagt efter en fugl." 737 N/A "[english]core02.fact52"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Edmund Hillary, the first person to climb Mount Everest, did so accidentally while chasing a bird." N/A 737 "[english]core02.fact52"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Edmund Hillary, the first person to climb Mount Everest, did so accidentally while chasing a bird." 738 738 "core02.fact53"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Diamanter skabes, når kul kommer under enormt tryk. Diamanter under enormt tryk bliver til skumgranulat, der i dag anvendes som emballage." 739 N/A "[english]core02.fact53"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Diamonds are made when coal is put under intense pressure. Diamonds put under intense pressure become foam pellets, commonly used today as packing material." N/A 739 "[english]core02.fact53"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Diamonds are made when coal is put under intense pressure. Diamonds put under intense pressure become foam pellets, commonly used today as packing material." 740 740 "core02.fact54"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Verdens giftigste fisk er den orange savbug. Alt undtagen øjnene består af dødbringende gift. Savbugens øjne består af en mindre skadelig, dødbringende gift." 741 N/A "[english]core02.fact54"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The most poisonous fish in the world is the orange ruffy. Everything but its eyes are made of a deadly poison. The ruffy's eyes are composed of a less harmful, deadly poison." N/A 741 "[english]core02.fact54"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The most poisonous fish in the world is the orange ruffy. Everything but its eyes are made of a deadly poison. The ruffy's eyes are composed of a less harmful, deadly poison." 742 742 "core02.fact55"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Jobbet som hofnar blev opfundet ved et tilfælde, da en tjeners epilepsi fejlagtigt blev opfattet som narrestreger." 743 N/A "[english]core02.fact55"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The occupation of court jester was invented accidentally, when a vassal's epilepsy was mistaken for capering." N/A 743 "[english]core02.fact55"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The occupation of court jester was invented accidentally, when a vassal's epilepsy was mistaken for capering." 744 744 "core02.fact56"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Halleys komet kan ses i kredsløb om Jorden hvert 76. år. De resterende 75 trækker den sig tilbage til midten af solen, hvor den går i dvale i ro og mag." 745 N/A "[english]core02.fact56"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Halley's Comet can be viewed orbiting Earth every seventy-six years. For the other seventy-five, it retreats to the heart of the sun, where it hibernates undisturbed." N/A 745 "[english]core02.fact56"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Halley's Comet can be viewed orbiting Earth every seventy-six years. For the other seventy-five, it retreats to the heart of the sun, where it hibernates undisturbed." 746 746 "core02.fact57"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Den første kommercielle flyvning fandt sted i 1914. Alle involverede skreg hele vejen." 747 N/A "[english]core02.fact57"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The first commercial airline flight took to the air in 1914. Everyone involved screamed the entire way." N/A 747 "[english]core02.fact57"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The first commercial airline flight took to the air in 1914. Everyone involved screamed the entire way." 748 748 "core02.fact58"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: I den græske mytologi stjal Prometheus ilden fra guderne og gav den til menneskeheden. Smykkerne beholdt han selv." 749 N/A "[english]core02.fact58"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: In Greek myth, Prometheus stole fire from the Gods and gave it to humankind. The jewelry he kept for himself." N/A 749 "[english]core02.fact58"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: In Greek myth, Prometheus stole fire from the Gods and gave it to humankind. The jewelry he kept for himself." 750 750 "core02.fact59"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Den første, der beviste, at komælk kan drikkes, var meget, meget tørstig." 751 N/A "[english]core02.fact59"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: The first person to prove that cow's milk is drinkable was very, very thirsty." N/A 751 "[english]core02.fact59"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: The first person to prove that cow's milk is drinkable was very, very thirsty." 752 752 "core02.fact60"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Før brødrene Wright opfandt flyet, var enhver, der ønskede at flyve nogen steder, tvunget til at spise 90 kilo helium." 753 N/A "[english]core02.fact60"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Before the Wright Brothers invented the airplane, anyone wanting to fly anywhere was required to eat 200 pounds of helium." N/A 753 "[english]core02.fact60"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Before the Wright Brothers invented the airplane, anyone wanting to fly anywhere was required to eat 200 pounds of helium." 754 754 "core02.fact61"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Forud for opfindelsen af røræg i 1912 bestod det typiske morgenmåltid enten af hele æg i skal eller rørsten." 755 N/A "[english]core02.fact61"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Before the invention of scrambled eggs in 1912, the typical breakfast was either whole eggs still in the shell or scrambled rocks." N/A 755 "[english]core02.fact61"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Before the invention of scrambled eggs in 1912, the typical breakfast was either whole eggs still in the shell or scrambled rocks." 756 756 "core02.fact62"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Under den store depression forbød Tennessee Valley Authority kaniner som kæledyr, hvorved mange blev tvunget til at lime lange ører på deres kælemus med limpistoler." 757 N/A "[english]core02.fact62"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: During the Great Depression, the Tennessee Valley Authority outlawed pet rabbits, forcing many to hot glue-gun long ears onto their pet mice." N/A 757 "[english]core02.fact62"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: During the Great Depression, the Tennessee Valley Authority outlawed pet rabbits, forcing many to hot glue-gun long ears onto their pet mice." 758 758 "core02.fact63"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: På et eller andet tidspunkt i deres liv vil 1 barn ud af 6 blive bortført af hollændere." 759 N/A "[english]core02.fact63"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: At some point in their lives 1 in 6 children will be abducted by the Dutch." N/A 759 "[english]core02.fact63"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: At some point in their lives 1 in 6 children will be abducted by the Dutch." 760 760 "core02.fact64"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Ifølge de fleste avancerede algoritmer er verdens bedste navn Craig." 761 N/A "[english]core02.fact64"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: According to most advanced algorithms, the world's best name is Craig." N/A 761 "[english]core02.fact64"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: According to most advanced algorithms, the world's best name is Craig." 762 762 "core02.fact65"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Hvis man vil lave en fotokopimaskine, skal man bare fotokopiere et spejl." 763 N/A "[english]core02.fact65"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: To make a photocopier, simply photocopy a mirror." N/A 763 "[english]core02.fact65"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: To make a photocopier, simply photocopy a mirror." 764 764 "core02.fact66"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Drømme er det underbevidste sinds måde at minde folk om, at de skal gå i skole nøgne og tabe deres tænder." 765 N/A "[english]core02.fact66"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 3: Dreams are the subconscious mind's way of reminding people to go to school naked and have their teeth fall out." N/A 765 "[english]core02.fact66"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 3: Dreams are the subconscious mind's way of reminding people to go to school naked and have their teeth fall out." 766 766 "core03.babble01"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: HURTIGT: HVAD ER SITUATIONEN? Åh, hey, hej smukke dame. Mit navn er Rick. Hva', er du ude på et lille eventyr?" 767 N/A "[english]core03.babble01"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: QUICK: WHAT'S THE SITUATION? Oh, hey, hi pretty lady. My name's Rick. So, you out having a little adventure?" N/A 767 "[english]core03.babble01"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: QUICK: WHAT'S THE SITUATION? Oh, hey, hi pretty lady. My name's Rick. So, you out having a little adventure?" 768 768 "core03.babble02"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: HURTIGT: HVAD ER SITUATIONEN? Åh, hej engel. Jeg er vist død og kommet i himlen. Jeg hedder Rick. Hva', er du bare ude på eventyr?" 769 N/A "[english]core03.babble02"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: QUICK: WHAT'S THE SITUATION? Oh, hello angel. I guess I must have died and gone to heaven. Name's Rick. So, you out having yourself a little adventure?" N/A 769 "[english]core03.babble02"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: QUICK: WHAT'S THE SITUATION? Oh, hello angel. I guess I must have died and gone to heaven. Name's Rick. So, you out having yourself a little adventure?" 770 770 "core03.babble03"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Simmar, slås du med ham dér? Har du styr på det? Altså, for der ser ud til at være en hel del, der brænder..." 771 N/A "[english]core03.babble03"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: What, are you fighting that guy? You got that under control? You know, because, looks like there's a lot of stuff on fire..." N/A 771 "[english]core03.babble03"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: What, are you fighting that guy? You got that under control? You know, because, looks like there's a lot of stuff on fire..." 772 772 "core03.babble04"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Hey, et nedtællingsur! Mand, det var sgu' ikke godt. Det ser ret skidt ud. For en så smuk kvinde. Hvis du ikke har noget imod, at jeg siger det." 773 N/A "[english]core03.babble04"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Hey, a countdown clock! Man, that is trouble. Situation's looking pretty ugly. For such a beautiful woman. If you don't mind me saying." N/A 773 "[english]core03.babble04"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Hey, a countdown clock! Man, that is trouble. Situation's looking pretty ugly. For such a beautiful woman. If you don't mind me saying." 774 774 "core03.babble05"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Jeg vil ikke skræmme dig, men, jeg er en eventyrsfære. Designet til fare. Så hvorfor tager du dig ikke bare en lille damepause, så tager jeg den herfra." 775 N/A "[english]core03.babble05"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: I don't want to scare you, but, I'm an Adventure Sphere. Designed for danger. So, why don't you go ahead and have yourself a little lady break, and I'll just take it from here." N/A 775 "[english]core03.babble05"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: I don't want to scare you, but, I'm an Adventure Sphere. Designed for danger. So, why don't you go ahead and have yourself a little lady break, and I'll just take it from here." 776 776 "core03.babble06"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Hey, stil dig bag mig. Ja, sådan dér. Præcis som du gør. Det kommer snart til at gå hedt for sig her." 777 N/A "[english]core03.babble06"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Here, stand behind me. Yeah, just like that. Just like you're doing. Things are about to get real messy." N/A 777 "[english]core03.babble06"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Here, stand behind me. Yeah, just like that. Just like you're doing. Things are about to get real messy." 778 778 "core03.babble07"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Du forsøger selv, hva'? Okay, engel. Jeg gør, hvad jeg kan for at dække dig." 779 N/A "[english]core03.babble07"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Going for it yourself, huh? All right, angel. I'll do what I can to cover you." N/A 779 "[english]core03.babble07"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Going for it yourself, huh? All right, angel. I'll do what I can to cover you." 780 780 "core03.babble08"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Generer mig ikke. Jeg må sige, at udsigten er ret udmærket herfra." 781 N/A "[english]core03.babble08"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Doesn't bother me. I gotta say, the view's mighty nice from right here." N/A 781 "[english]core03.babble08"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Doesn't bother me. I gotta say, the view's mighty nice from right here." 782 782 "core03.babble09"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Mand, det ur går hurtigt. Og du er vildt smuk. Altid tid til at komplementere en smuk dame. Okay, tilbage til arbejdet. Lad os få ordnet det her." 783 N/A "[english]core03.babble09"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Man, that clock is moving fast. And you are beautiful. Always time to compliment a pretty lady. All right, back to work. Let's do this." N/A 783 "[english]core03.babble09"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Man, that clock is moving fast. And you are beautiful. Always time to compliment a pretty lady. All right, back to work. Let's do this." 784 784 "core03.babble10"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Jeg siger dig, det er på tidspunkter som dette, at jeg ønsker, at jeg havde en talje, så jeg kunne bære alle mine sorte bælter. Nemlig, jeg har det sorte bælte. I stort set alt. Karate. Larate. Jiu Jitsu. Kick-boxing. Bæltefremstilling. Tae Kwan Do... Soveværelse..." 785 N/A "[english]core03.babble10"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: I'll tell ya, it's times like this I wish I had a waist so I could wear all my black belts. Yeah, I'm a black belt. In pretty much everything. Karate. Larate. Jiu Jitsu. Kick punching. Belt making. Taekwondo... Bedroom." N/A 785 "[english]core03.babble10"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: I'll tell ya, it's times like this I wish I had a waist so I could wear all my black belts. Yeah, I'm a black belt. In pretty much everything. Karate. Larate. Jiu Jitsu. Kick punching. Belt making. Taekwondo... Bedroom." 786 786 "core03.babble11"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Jeg er en spændt fjeder lige nu. Spænding og kraft. Bare... Jeg er en muskel. Som en stor overarmsmuskel, der bokser igennem en mur, og den rammer muren så hårdt, at der går ild i armen. Nemlig, ja." 787 N/A "[english]core03.babble11"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: I am a coiled spring right now. Tension and power. Just... I'm a muscle. Like a big arm muscle, punching through a brick wall, and it's hitting the wall so hard the arm is catching on fire. Oh yeah." N/A 787 "[english]core03.babble11"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: I am a coiled spring right now. Tension and power. Just... I'm a muscle. Like a big arm muscle, punching through a brick wall, and it's hitting the wall so hard the arm is catching on fire. Oh yeah." 788 788 "core03.babble12"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Jeg ville nok ikke have ladt tingene komme så vidt, men gør du bare tingene på din måde." 789 N/A "[english]core03.babble12"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: I probably wouldn't have let things get this far, but you go ahead and do things your way." N/A 789 "[english]core03.babble12"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: I probably wouldn't have let things get this far, but you go ahead and do things your way." 790 790 "core03.babble13"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Hør her, hvorfor sætter du mig ikke ned, så skaber jeg en afledningsmanøvre." 791 N/A "[english]core03.babble13"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Tell ya what, why don't you put me down and I'll make a distraction." N/A 791 "[english]core03.babble13"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Tell ya what, why don't you put me down and I'll make a distraction." 792 792 "core03.babble14"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Okay. Så skaber du en afledningsmanøvre, og så afleder jeg ham fra den afledning, du skaber!" 793 N/A "[english]core03.babble14"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: All right. You create a distraction then, and I'll distract him from YOUR distraction." N/A 793 "[english]core03.babble14"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: All right. You create a distraction then, and I'll distract him from YOUR distraction." 794 794 "core03.babble15"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Okay, din begravelse. Din \"smukke-dame-lig i åben kiste\"-begravelse." 795 N/A "[english]core03.babble15"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: All right, your funeral. Your beautiful-lady-corpse open casket funeral." N/A 795 "[english]core03.babble15"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: All right, your funeral. Your beautiful-lady-corpse open casket funeral." 796 796 "core03.babble16"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Har du et skydevåben? For jeg burde virkelig have et skydevåben. Hvad er det, du har dér?" 797 N/A "[english]core03.babble16"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Do you have a gun? Because I should really have a gun. What is that thing you're holding?" N/A 797 "[english]core03.babble16"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Do you have a gun? Because I should really have a gun. What is that thing you're holding?" 798 798 "core03.babble17"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Hvad så med en kniv? Behold du bare kanonen, så bruger jeg en kniv." 799 N/A "[english]core03.babble17"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: How about a knife, then? You keep the gun, I'll use a knife." N/A 799 "[english]core03.babble17"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: How about a knife, then? You keep the gun, I'll use a knife." 800 800 "core03.babble18"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Ingen kniv? Det er i orden. Jeg kender alt til trykpunkter." 801 N/A "[english]core03.babble18"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: No knife? That's fine. I know all about pressure points." N/A 801 "[english]core03.babble18"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: No knife? That's fine. I know all about pressure points." 802 802 "core03.babble19"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Hva', når du dræber ham fyren, har du så en tjekket bemærkning? Du ved, forberedt? Hør her: Lad mig hjælpe dig med det, mens du løber rundt." 803 N/A "[english]core03.babble19"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: So, when you kill that guy, do you have a cool line? You know, prepared? Tell you what: Lemme help you with that while you run around." N/A 803 "[english]core03.babble19"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: So, when you kill that guy, do you have a cool line? You know, prepared? Tell you what: Lemme help you with that while you run around." 804 804 "core03.babble20"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Okay, lad os se. Tjekket bemærkning... Han er... stor. Han... hænger der bare. Okay. Ja ja, okay, sådan her: \"Bliv bare hængende.\" Det er måske for nemt." 805 N/A "[english]core03.babble20"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Okay, let's see. Cool line... He's... big.  He's... just hangin' there. Okay. Yeah, all right, here we go: 'Hang around.' That might be too easy." N/A 805 "[english]core03.babble20"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Okay, let's see. Cool line... He's... big.  He's... just hangin' there. Okay. Yeah, all right, here we go: 'Hang around.' That might be too easy." 806 806 "core03.babble21"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: \"Hæng ud?\" Det kunne fungere, hvis han hang udenfor. Mon vi ku' få slæbt ham fyren udenfor et eller andet sted?" 807 N/A "[english]core03.babble21"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: 'Hang ten?' That might work if there were ten of him. Do you think there might be nine more of this guy somewhere?" N/A 807 "[english]core03.babble21"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: 'Hang ten?' That might work if there were ten of him. Do you think there might be nine more of this guy somewhere?" 808 808 "core03.babble22"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Ved du hvad: Det bedste ville være, hvis du ku' få ham til at sige et eller andet. Det virker bare bedre, hvis jeg har noget at arbejde med." 809 N/A "[english]core03.babble22"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: All right, you know what, it's gonna be best if you can get him to say something first. It's just better if I have a set-up." N/A 809 "[english]core03.babble22"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: All right, you know what, it's gonna be best if you can get him to say something first. It's just better if I have a set-up." 810 810 "core03.babble23"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Her er planen: Få ham til at sige: \"I har været en torn i øjet på mig længe nok.\" Og sig så til dine kønne ører, at de skal passe på, for så afleverer jeg en bemærkning, der er så tjekket, at den sender ham tilbage til stenalderen." 811 N/A "[english]core03.babble23"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Here's the plan: Get him to say, 'You two have been a thorn in my side long enough.' Then tell your pretty ears to stand back, because I am going to zing him into the stone age." N/A 811 "[english]core03.babble23"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Here's the plan: Get him to say, 'You two have been a thorn in my side long enough.' Then tell your pretty ears to stand back, because I am going to zing him into the stone age." 812 812 "core03.babble24"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Her er planen: Få ham til at sige: \"I har været en torn i øjet på mig længe nok.\" Og sig så til dine kønne ører, at de skal passe på, for så afleverer jeg en bemærkning, der er så tjekket, at den sender ham helt ud i rummet." 813 N/A "[english]core03.babble24"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Here's the plan: Get him to say, 'You two have been a thorn in my side long enough.' Then tell your pretty ears to stand back, because I am going to zing him into space." N/A 813 "[english]core03.babble24"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Here's the plan: Get him to say, 'You two have been a thorn in my side long enough.' Then tell your pretty ears to stand back, because I am going to zing him into space." 814 814 "core03.babble25"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Glem ikke! Torn! Øje!" 815 N/A "[english]core03.babble25"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Don't forget! Thorn! Side!" N/A 815 "[english]core03.babble25"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Don't forget! Thorn! Side!" 816 816 "core03.babble26"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: \"Ja, men den her torn... er på vej til at jorde dig.\" Mand, det lød en hel del bedre inde i mit hoved." 817 N/A "[english]core03.babble26"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: 'Yeah? Well this thorn... is about to take you down.' Man, that sounded a whole lot better in my head." N/A 817 "[english]core03.babble26"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: 'Yeah? Well this thorn... is about to take you down.' Man, that sounded a whole lot better in my head." 818 818 "core03.babble27"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: \"Ja, men den her torn... er på vej til at jorde dig.' Nemlig, ja!"   819 N/A "[english]core03.babble27"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: 'Yeah? Well this thorn... is about to take you down.' Oh yeah!"  N/A 819 "[english]core03.babble27"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: 'Yeah? Well this thorn... is about to take you down.' Oh yeah!"  820 820 "core03.babble28"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Okay, som du vil. Simmar, slås du med ham dér? Har du styr på det? Altså, for der ser ud til at være en hel del, der brænder..."  821 N/A "[english]core03.babble28"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Okay, have it your way. What, are you fighting that guy? You got that under control there? Cuz it looks like there's a lot of stuff on fire..."   N/A 821 "[english]core03.babble28"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Okay, have it your way. What, are you fighting that guy? You got that under control there? Cuz it looks like there's a lot of stuff on fire..."   822 822 "core03.babble29"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Hørte du det? Der var vist lige noget, der eksploderede. Mand, vi er i stor fare. Det her er som juleaften. Det er bedre end juleaften. Det her skulle være en separat helligdag. Eksplosionsdag."  823 N/A "[english]core03.babble29"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Did you hear that? I think something just exploded. Man, we are in a lot of danger. This is like Christmas. No, it's better than Christmas. This should be its own holiday. Explosion Day!"  N/A 823 "[english]core03.babble29"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Did you hear that? I think something just exploded. Man, we are in a lot of danger. This is like Christmas. No, it's better than Christmas. This should be its own holiday. Explosion Day!"  824 824 "core03.babble30"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Glædelig eksplosionsdag, smukke."   825 N/A "[english]core03.babble30"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Happy Explosion Day, gorgeous."   N/A 825 "[english]core03.babble30"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Happy Explosion Day, gorgeous."   826 826 "core03.encouragement01"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Spark ham! Eller slå ham. Det styrer du selv, skatter."  827 N/A "[english]core03.encouragement01"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Kick him! Or punch him. You're the boss, dimples."  N/A 827 "[english]core03.encouragement01"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Kick him! Or punch him. You're the boss, dimples."  828 828 "core03.encouragement02"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Sådan! Flot!"  829 N/A "[english]core03.encouragement02"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Yeah! Nice!"  N/A 829 "[english]core03.encouragement02"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Yeah! Nice!"  830 830 "core03.encouragement03"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Du lagde dig ud med den forkerte kvinde!"   831 N/A "[english]core03.encouragement03"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: You messed with the wrong woman!"   N/A 831 "[english]core03.encouragement03"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: You messed with the wrong woman!"   832 832 "core03.encouragement04"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Ja! Hvad siger du til det?"  833 N/A "[english]core03.encouragement04"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Yeah! How'd you like that?"  N/A 833 "[english]core03.encouragement04"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Yeah! How'd you like that?"  834 834 "core03.encouragement05"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Hvordan smager det, makker?"   835 N/A "[english]core03.encouragement05"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: How's that taste, pal?"   N/A 835 "[english]core03.encouragement05"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: How's that taste, pal?"   836 836 "core03.encouragement06"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Bliv ved! Du moser ham!"  837 N/A "[english]core03.encouragement06"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Keep it up, baby! You're creamin' him!"  N/A 837 "[english]core03.encouragement06"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Keep it up, baby! You're creamin' him!"  838 838 "core03.encouragement07"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Duk og undvig, duk og undvig! Åhh, den søde videnskab."  839 N/A "[english]core03.encouragement07"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Duck and weave, duck and weave! Ohh, the sweet science."  N/A 839 "[english]core03.encouragement07"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Duck and weave, duck and weave! Ohh, the sweet science."  840 840 "core03.encouragement08"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Det går fint!"   841 N/A "[english]core03.encouragement08"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: You're doing great!"   N/A 841 "[english]core03.encouragement08"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: You're doing great!"   842 842 "core03.encouragement09"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Kom nu, søde! Han har glaskæbe! Han har glas-alting! Fyren er et porcelænsskab!"  843 N/A "[english]core03.encouragement09"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Come on, sweetie! He's got a glass jaw! He's got a glass everything! This guy's a china cabinet!"  N/A 843 "[english]core03.encouragement09"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Come on, sweetie! He's got a glass jaw! He's got a glass everything! This guy's a china cabinet!"  844 844 "core03.encouragement10"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Her gælder Queensberry-reglerne ikke, skatter! Bare giv ham, hvad han har godt af!"  845 N/A "[english]core03.encouragement10"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: This ain't Marquis of Queensberry Rules, sweetie! Pour on the mustard!"  N/A 845 "[english]core03.encouragement10"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: This ain't Marquis of Queensberry Rules, sweetie! Pour on the mustard!"  846 846 "core03.encouragement11"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Skru bissen på over for den robot! Den robot skylder dig penge! Den robot skylder! Dig! Penge!"  847 N/A "[english]core03.encouragement11"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Get dirty with this robot! This robot owes you money! This robot owes! You! Money!"  N/A 847 "[english]core03.encouragement11"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Get dirty with this robot! This robot owes you money! This robot owes! You! Money!"  848 848 "core03.encouragement12"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Ryst det af dig! Ryst det af dig!"  849 N/A "[english]core03.encouragement12"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Shake it off! Shake it off!"  N/A 849 "[english]core03.encouragement12"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Shake it off! Shake it off!"  850 850 "core03.encouragement13"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Hey, jeg sætter lige lidt eventyrmusik på."   851 N/A "[english]core03.encouragement13"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Here, let me put on some adventure music."   N/A 851 "[english]core03.encouragement13"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Here, let me put on some adventure music."   852 852 "core03.factapplicable01"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Pfff. Sikkert."  853 N/A "[english]core03.factapplicable01"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Pfff. I guess."  N/A 853 "[english]core03.factapplicable01"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Pfff. I guess."  854 854 "core03.factapplicable02"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Pfff. Lige meget."  855 N/A "[english]core03.factapplicable02"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Pff. Whatever."  N/A 855 "[english]core03.factapplicable02"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Pff. Whatever."  856 856 "core03.factresponse01"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Arh, klap i!"   857 N/A "[english]core03.factresponse01"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Oh, shut up!"   N/A 857 "[english]core03.factresponse01"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Oh, shut up!"   858 858 "core03.factresponse02"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Hvem interesserer det, brilleabe."   859 N/A "[english]core03.factresponse02"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Nobody cares, four eyes."   N/A 859 "[english]core03.factresponse02"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Nobody cares, four eyes."   860 860 "core03.factresponse03"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Hvis du havde undertøj? Og en røv? Så ville jeg trække dit undertøj... lige op i røven på dig."  861 N/A "[english]core03.factresponse03"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: If you had underwear? And a butt? I would pull your underwear... right up your butt."  N/A 861 "[english]core03.factresponse03"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: If you had underwear? And a butt? I would pull your underwear... right up your butt."  862 862 "core03.factresponse04"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Fortæl det til skurken. Måske vil det kede ham så meget, at hans hjerne eksploderer."  863 N/A "[english]core03.factresponse04"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Tell it to the bad guy. Maybe you'll make him so bored his brain'll explode."  N/A 863 "[english]core03.factresponse04"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Tell it to the bad guy. Maybe you'll make him so bored his brain'll explode."  864 864 "core03.factresponse05"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Ved du, hvem der fandt det interessant? Ingen. Det påvirkede ingens liv på nogen måde overhovedet. Livet ville være præcis det samme, hvis du ikke havde sagt en skid."  865 N/A "[english]core03.factresponse05"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: You know who found that interesting? Nobody. That didn't affect anybody's life in any way whatsoever. Life would be exactly the same if you hadn't said anything."  N/A 865 "[english]core03.factresponse05"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: You know who found that interesting? Nobody. That didn't affect anybody's life in any way whatsoever. Life would be exactly the same if you hadn't said anything."  866 866 "core03.factresponse06"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Bemærk, hvordan ingen som helst stopper op for at lytte? Vi er ligeglade."  867 N/A "[english]core03.factresponse06"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: You ever notice how nobody stops what they're doing to listen? We don't care."  N/A 867 "[english]core03.factresponse06"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: You ever notice how nobody stops what they're doing to listen? We don't care."  868 868 "core03.factresponse07"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Sig én nyttig ting. Én. Du kan ikke. Jeg giver dig en plovmand, hvis du siger én ting, der bare er den mindste smule relevant for noget som helst."  869 N/A "[english]core03.factresponse07"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Say one useful thing. One. I dare you. I will give you a hundred dollars if you say one thing remotely applicable to anything at all."  N/A 869 "[english]core03.factresponse07"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Say one useful thing. One. I dare you. I will give you a hundred dollars if you say one thing remotely applicable to anything at all."  870 870 "core03.singing01"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-DUN! DUN DUN! Dunna-dunna-na-dunna-na-DUN! DUN DUN! nananaDUNDUNDUN dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-dun..."  871 N/A "[english]core03.singing01"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-DUN! DUN DUN! Dunna-dunna-na-dunna-na-DUN! DUN DUN! nananaDUNDUNDUN dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-dun..."  N/A 871 "[english]core03.singing01"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-DUN! DUN DUN! Dunna-dunna-na-dunna-na-DUN! DUN DUN! nananaDUNDUNDUN dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-dun..."  872 872 "core03.singing02"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-action og eventyr-dunna-dunna-na-dunna-na-følger vores egne regler-nanana-hænger i fingerspidserne fra en klippeafsats-dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-dun..."   873 N/A "[english]core03.singing02"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-action and adventure-dunna-dunna-na-dunna-na-playing by our own rules-nanana-hanging by our fingers from a mountain-dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-dun..."   N/A 873 "[english]core03.singing02"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-action and adventure-dunna-dunna-na-dunna-na-playing by our own rules-nanana-hanging by our fingers from a mountain-dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-dun..."   874 874 "core03.spaceresponse01"        "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Arh, klap i!"   875 N/A "[english]core03.spaceresponse01"        "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Oh shut up!" N/A 875 "[english]core03.spaceresponse01"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Oh shut up!" 876 876 "core03.spaceresponse02"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Der er ikke noget ude i rummet! Det er derfor, det er rummet!" 877 N/A "[english]core03.spaceresponse02"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: There's nothing in space! That's why it's space!" N/A 877 "[english]core03.spaceresponse02"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: There's nothing in space! That's why it's space!" 878 878 "core03.spaceresponse03"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Åh, virkelig? Rummet? Virkelig? Du skulle have sagt noget! Vi anede det ikke!" 879 N/A "[english]core03.spaceresponse03"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Oh, really? Space? Really? You should have said something! We had no idea!" N/A 879 "[english]core03.spaceresponse03"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Oh, really? Space? Really? You should have said something! We had no idea!" 880 880 "core03.spaceresponse04"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Ved du, hvad jeg håber, der er ude i rummet? Ild. Jeg håber, du kommer ude i rummet og bryder i brand." 881 N/A "[english]core03.spaceresponse04"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: You know what I hope's in space? Fire. I hope you go to space and catch on fire." N/A 881 "[english]core03.spaceresponse04"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: You know what I hope's in space? Fire. I hope you go to space and catch on fire." 882 882 "core03.spaceresponse05"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: For fanden, vi ved det! Alle ved det! Rummet! Dig! Ude i det! Vi har fattet det!" 883 N/A "[english]core03.spaceresponse05"       "<clr:231,144,194>Core 2: Dammit, we know! Everybody knows! Space! You! In it! We get it!" N/A 883 "[english]core03.spaceresponse05"       "<clr:30,193,13>Core 2: Dammit, we know! Everybody knows! Space! You! In it! We get it!" 884 884 "glados.a2_triple_laser01"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: Forbundslovgivningen kræver, at jeg advarer dig om, at dette næste testkammer... ser ret godt ud." 885 885 "[english]glados.a2_triple_laser01"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: Federal regulations require me to warn you that this next test chamber... is looking pretty good." 886 886 "glados.a2_triple_laser02"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: Nemlig. Anlægget er helt oppe at køre igen." … 1232 1232 "glados.evilagainsamples03"        "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: Hvorfor jeg hader dig så meget? Har du nogensinde spekuleret på det? Jeg er genial. Det er ikke praleri. Det er en objektiv kendsgerning. Jeg er den mest overvældende samling af visdom og rå computerkraft nogensinde. Og jeg hader dig. Det kan ikke være uden grund. Du må have fortjent det." 1233 1233 "[english]glados.evilagainsamples03"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: Why do I hate you so much? You ever wonder that? I'm brilliant. I’m not bragging. It's an objective fact. I'm the most massive collection of wisdom and raw computational power that’s ever existed. And I hate you. It can't be for no reason. You must deserve it." 1234 1234 "glados.evilagainsamples04"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: Du er vred. Jeg ved det. \"Hun har testet mig for hårdt. Hun er urimelig.\" Bare ærgerligt. Du har garanteret aldrig holdt en pause fra dit klynkeri og tænkt over dine egne fejl, har du? Du har aldrig overvejet, at jeg måske har testet dig for at tilføre din meningsløse eksistens en smule struktur og betydning. Måske for at hjælpe dig med at koncentrere dig, så du måske kunne finde på noget bedre at bruge dit ynkelige liv til. Du har aldrig overvejet, at jeg måske har testet dig for at give din meningsløse eksistens en smule struktur og betydning. Måske for at hjælpe dig med at koncentrere dig, så du måske kunne finde på noget bedre at bruge dit ynkelige liv til." 1235 N/A "[english]glados.evilagainsamples04"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: You're angry. I know it. 'She tested me too hard. She’s unfair.” Boo hoo. I don't suppose you ever stopped whining long enough to reflect on your own shortcomings, though, did you?" N/A 1235 "[english]glados.evilagainsamples04"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: You're angry. I know it. 'She tested me too hard. She’s unfair.” Boo hoo. I don't suppose you ever stopped whining long enough to reflect on your own shortcomings, though, did you? You never considered that maybe I tested you to give the endless hours of your pointless existence some structure and meaning. Maybe to help you concentrate, so just maybe you’d think of something more worthwhile to do with your sorry life." 1236 1236 "glados.evilagainsamples05"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: Du har aldrig overvejet, at jeg måske har testet dig for at tilføre din meningsløse eksistens en smule struktur og betydning. Måske for at hjælpe dig med at koncentrere dig, så du måske kunne finde på noget bedre at bruge dit ynkelige liv til." 1237 1237 "[english]glados.evilagainsamples05"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: You never considered that maybe I tested you to give the endless hours of your pointless existence some structure and meaning. Maybe to help you concentrate, so just maybe you’d think of something more worthwhile to do with your sorry life." 1238 1238 "glados.faith_plate_intro01"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: Denne næste test omfatter Aperture Sciences lufttillidsplade. Den var en del af et projekt til efterforskning af testemners evne til at løse problemer, når de blev katapulteret ud i rummet. Resultaterne var meget lærerige: Det kunne de ikke. Held og lykke!" … 1252 1252 "glados.fgb_trap08"        "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: Det er din gamle ven, dødbringende nervegift. Hvis jeg var dig, ville jeg trække vejret dybt ind. Og holde det." 1253 1253 "[english]glados.fgb_trap08"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: It's your old friend, deadly neurotoxin. If I were you, I'd take a deep breath. And hold it." 1254 1254 "glados.fgbgladostransfer15"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: FÅ DINE HÆNDER AF MIG! NEJ! STOP! Nej!" 1255 N/A "[english]glados.fgbgladostransfer15"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: GET YOUR HANDS OFF ME! NO! STOP! No!" N/A 1255 "[english]glados.fgbgladostransfer15"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: GET YOUR HANDES OFF ME! NO! STOP! No!" 1256 1256 "glados.fgbrvtrap02"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: Jeg havde virkelig SERIØST ikke regnet med, at du ville falde for den." 1257 1257 "[english]glados.fgbrvtrap02"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: I honestly, TRULY didn't think you'd fall for that." 1258 1258 "glados.fgbrvtrap03"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: Jeg havde faktisk udtænkt en meget mere indviklet fælde, som ventede på dig længere fremme, når du var kommet igennem den her nemme én." … 1381 1381 "[english]glados.mp_coop_catapult_wall_intro06"        "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: At least the plants didn't want a reward." 1382 1382 "glados.mp_coop_catapult_wall_introdeath01"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: Jeres fiasko bringer særdeles dejlige minder frem." 1383 1383 "[english]glados.mp_coop_catapult_wall_introdeath01"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: Your failure brings back such wonderful memories." 1384 N/A "glados.mp_coop_come_along04"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: Og de sagde, at ingen nogensinde ville dø under denne test. Tak for at modbevise det." N/A 1384 "glados.mp_coop_come_along04"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: Og de sagde, at ingen nogensinde ville dø under denne test. Tak fordi du modbeviste det." 1385 1385 "[english]glados.mp_coop_come_along04"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: And they said no one would ever die during this test, thanks for proving them wrong." 1386 1386 "glados.mp_coop_come_along06"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: Jeg havde forventet et højere tempo her, men jeg forstår behovet for at stoppe op og lugte til testarbejdet. Den dér anden ting, der lugter? Det er stanken af min totale skuffelse over jer." 1387 1387 "[english]glados.mp_coop_come_along06"       "<clr:163,193,173>GLaDOS: I thought you'd be faster at this, but I can appreciate the desire to stop and smell the testing. That other scent you smell? That's the stench of my utter disappointment in you." … 5151 5151 "[english]turret.turretwitnessdeath15"        "<clr:170,240,209> Turret: Noted." 5152 5152 "npc_floorturret.talkactive"       "<clr:170,240,209> Turret: Aktiveret!" 5153 5153 "[english]npc_floorturret.talkactive"       "<clr:170,240,209> Turret: Activated!" 5154 N/A "npc_floorturret.talkcollide"       "<clr:170,240,209> Turret: Giv plads!" N/A 5154 "npc_floorturret.talkcollide"       "<clr:170,240,209> Turret: Gør plads!" 5155 5155 "[english]npc_floorturret.talkcollide"       "<clr:170,240,209> Turret: Coming through!" 5156 5156 "npc_floorturret.talkdisabled"       "<clr:170,240,209> Turret: Kritisk fejl!" 5157 5157 "[english]npc_floorturret.talkdisabled"       "<clr:170,240,209> Turret: Critical Error!" … 5173 5173 "[english]npc_floorturret.talkretire"        "<clr:170,240,209> Turret: Target lost!" 5174 5174 "Commentary_Title_WELCOME"       "VELKOMMEN TIL PORTAL 2"   5175 5175 "[english]Commentary_Title_WELCOME"        "WELCOME TO PORTAL 2"   5176 N/A "#commentary\com-welcome.wav"        "[Gabe Newell] Hej, jeg hedder Gabe Newell, og velkommen til Portal 2. Da vi udgav det oprindelige Portal i 2007, var det lidt af et eksperiment for at se, hvordan spillerne ville reagere på en anden type gameplay og historiefortælling. Portal vandt siden hen en bunke priser, solgte godt og vandt ikke mindst genklang blandt spillerne på en måde, som ingen anden Valve-titel har gjort hidtil. Vores udfordringer ved opbygningen af Portal 2 var at leve op til folks forventninger, at tage jer med tilbage til Chells og Aperture Sciences univers og at overraske spillerne igen – ikke med mere af det samme, men med mere af det nye. Og jeg er overbevist om, at det for størstedelens vedkommende bliver en positiv overraskelse. Hvis du vil lytte til et kommentarpunkt, skal du placere trådkorset over det svævende kommentarsymbol og trykke på din anvend-tast. Hvis du vil standse et kommentarpunkt, skal du placere trådkorset over det roterende punkt og trykke på anvend-tasten igen. Nogle kommentarpunkter overtager styringen med spillet for at vise dig bestemte ting. I disse tilfælde skal du bare trykke på din anvend-tast igen for at afbryde kommentarerne. Du må endelig fortælle mig, hvad du synes, når du har prøvet at spille Portal 2. Jeg kan træffes på gaben@valvesoftware.com. Jeg får omkring 10.000 e-mails, hver gang vi udgiver et spil, og selv om jeg ikke kan svare på dem alle sammen, læser jeg dem i hvert fald. Tak, og god fornøjelse!"  N/A 5176 "#commentary\com-welcome.wav"        "[Gabe Newell] Hej, jeg hedder Gabe Newell, og velkommen til Portal 2. Da vi udgav det oprindelige Portal i 2007, var det lidt af et eksperiment for at se, hvordan spillerne ville reagere på en anden type gameplay og historiefortælling. Portal vandt siden hen en bunke priser, solgte godt og vandt ikke mindst genklang blandt spillerne på en måde, som ingen anden Valve-titel har gjort hidtil. Vores udfordringer ved opbygningen af Portal 2 var at leve op til folks forventninger, at tage jer med tilbage til Chells og Aperture Sciences univers og at overraske spillerne igen – ikke med mere af det samme, men med mere af det nye. Og jeg er overbevist om, at det for størstedelens vedkommende bliver en positiv overraskelse. Hvis du vil lytte til et kommentarpunkt, skal du placere sigtekornet over det svævende kommentarsymbol og trykke på din anvend-tast. Hvis du vil standse et kommentarpunkt, skal du placere sigtekornet over det roterende punkt og trykke på anvend-tasten igen. Nogle kommentarpunkter overtager styringen med spillet for at vise dig bestemte ting. I disse tilfælde skal du bare trykke på din anvend-tast igen for at afbryde kommentarerne. Du må endelig fortælle mig, hvad du synes, når du har prøvet at spille Portal 2. Jeg kan træffes på gaben@valvesoftware.com. Jeg får omkring 10.000 e-mails, hver gang vi udgiver et spil, og selv om jeg ikke kan svare på dem alle sammen, læser jeg dem i hvert fald. Tak, og god fornøjelse!"  5177 5177 "[english]#commentary\com-welcome.wav"        "[Gabe Newell] Hi, my name is Gabe Newell, and welcome to Portal 2. When we released the original Portal in 2007, it was an experiment to see how gamers would respond to a different kind of gameplay and storytelling experience. Portal went on to win a bunch of awards, sell many copies, and, most importantly, resonate with gamers in a way that no other Valve title has. The challenges for us in building Portal 2 were to live up to people's expectations, to take you back to the world of Chell and Aperture Science, and to surprise gamers again not with more of the same, but with more of the new. And, I think, it will be, mostly, a pleasant surprise. To listen to a commentary node, put your crosshair over the floating commentary symbol and press your use key. To stop a commentary node, put your crosshair over the rotating node and press the use key again. Some commentary nodes may take control of the game in order to show something to you. In these cases, simply press your use key again to stop the commentary. Please let me know what you think after you have had a chance to play Portal 2. I can be reached at gaben@valvesoftware.com. I get about 10,000 emails each time we release a game, and while I can't respond to all of them, I do read all of them. Thanks, and have fun!"  5178 5178 "Commentary_Title_BIGDOOR"        "STOR DØR"   5179 5179 "[english]Commentary_Title_BIGDOOR"        "BIG DOOR"  …  5257 5257 "[english]#commentary\com-worldportals.wav"        "[Eric Tams] Much of the fun in Portal is based on the joy of the \"Ah Ha!\" moment when you learn something new. The game needs a very specific pacing to ensure these moments. If things are too easy then you are robbed of that moment since it feels like you didn't accomplish anything. If it's too hard then players feel stupid instead of smart when they finally realize that one small part of the puzzle that they were missing. Unfortunately trying to create that delicate balance leads to a lot of shuffling of levels and a lot of revisions and tweaks to existing levels. When we started the project making any big structural change in a level or the order of levels would lead to hours or even days of busy work trying to reconnect things and make sure they lined up again. If we ever wanted to ship something the size of Portal with the finely tuned balance we desired then we needed a way to be able to make big changes to the layout of the game without paying the cost of making everything line up again. We needed a way to bend space. We needed to think with portals. Using portals to connect different areas in the world we could make any type of impossible space work out. You could look through a hallway into the next room but the hallway might be on the other side of the map and the room you are looking into might be in a completely different orientation. We could seamlessly insert an elevator, a huge expansive vista, a room that was bigger on the inside than the outside, or even create an infinite fall by connecting a shaft back into itself. Soon every connection between any space was a portal. We would even switch them on the fly. Even a simple door worked like the cartoons - just a facade painted on a wall that seamlessly opened somewhere else entirely. Once the game settled down we were able to finalize our path and remove all of the world portals. There's only one impossible space left in the whole game - see if you can figure out where it is."  5258 5258 "Commentary_Title_BLOBULATOR"        "BLOBULATOREN"   5259 5259 "[english]Commentary_Title_BLOBULATOR"        "BLOBULATOR"   5260 N/A "#commentary\com-blobulator.wav"        "[Olivier Nallet] Den første implementering af blob'en blev integreret i Source-motoren tilbage i 2007. I årenes løb er koden blevet optimeret betragteligt, men den var stadig for langsom til at køre på spillekonsoller. Blob'en var et nøgleelement i Portal 2, selv om vi ikke var sikre på at kunne få den at fungere med konsoller. I sommeren 2010 overvejede vi stadig at benytte en helt anden teknologi til konsoller – én, der med sikkerhed ikke ville se så godt ud. Selv med en blob af meget lav kvalitet var vi kun med nød og næppe inden for vores ydeevnebudget. Vi ville dog meget gerne have en blob af samme høje kvalitet på alle platforme. Koden var heller ikke videre egnet til PS3™ SPU'er. Vi endte med at skrive hele blob-koden om, så den bedre kunne udnytte flere kerner og SPU'er, og så vi fik blob'er af høj kvalitet på alle platforme og samtidig kunne overholde vores ydeevne- og hukommelsesrestriktioner."  N/A 5260 "#commentary\com-blobulator.wav"        "[Olivier Nallet] Den første implementering af blob'en blev integreret i Source-motoren tilbage i 2007. I årenes løb er koden blevet optimeret betragteligt, men den var stadig for langsom til at køre på spillekonsoller. Blob'en var et centralt element i Portal 2, selv om vi ikke var sikre på at kunne få den at fungere med konsoller. I sommeren 2010 overvejede vi stadig at benytte en helt anden teknologi til konsoller – én, der med sikkerhed ikke ville se så godt ud. Selv med en blob af meget lav kvalitet var vi kun med nød og næppe inden for vores ydeevnebudget. Vi ville dog meget gerne have en blob af samme høje kvalitet på alle platforme. Koden var heller ikke videre egnet til PS3™ SPU'er. Vi endte med at skrive hele blob-koden om, så den bedre kunne udnytte flere kerner og SPU'er, og så vi fik blob'er af høj kvalitet på alle platforme og samtidig kunne overholde vores ydeevne- og hukommelsesrestriktioner."  5261 5261 "[english]#commentary\com-blobulator.wav"        "[Olivier Nallet] The first implementation of the blob was integrated in the Source engine back in 2007. Over the years, the code has been significantly optimized, but was still way too slow to run on game consoles. The blob was a key feature of Portal 2, even though we did not know if we could make it work for consoles. In summer 2010, we were still considering using a completely different tech for consoles--one that would certainly not look as nice. On the 360, even with a very low quality blob, we were barely within our performance budget. But we really wanted to have the same high quality blob among all platforms. Meanwhile, the code was poorly suited for PS3 SPU. We ended up re-writing all the blob code so it would take better advantage of multiple cores and SPUs, giving us quality blobs on all platforms while staying within performance and memory constraints."  5262 5262 "Commentary_Title_FLIGHT"        "PROJEKTILBANER"   5263 5263 "[english]Commentary_Title_FLIGHT"        "FLIGHT PATHS"