The catchphrase game

[Septentrionalis]

Ah, oui oui!

Can you please explain your thought process in how exactly does a pair of people walking and an [or] operator followed by one translate into "once" in "I am only going to tell you once"?

If this was not a virtual environment, I would grab you by your clothing and not let you leave until you do.

Edit: I guess the people are going somewhere, so that explains the going part but not the [or].
Edit2: when the going is in the speech bubble and not before the person telling, I understand it to follow the telling part. As in "I am (only) telling you to go once".

[Muizer]

Per aspera ad astra.

Sorry, nowhere near with that.

[Muizer]

Has anyone identified where this kind of tile is used and what for?

[Flinn]

Isn't that a sort of "Walk of Fame" ?

"The End" could refer to both a song and a movie afaik

@ Septentrionalis; this game is hard, and is very much cultural based, since phrases are usually idiomatic. Don't get mad at it, I myself I'm very bad at this game, but I still enjoy trying and if I can't, I just move on

[Muizer]

Isn't that a sort of "Walk of Fame" ?

Indeed. Normally movie stars and such get their name (and a hand print?) on it. In this case "The End" takes that spot.

"The End" could refer to both a song and a movie afaik

In this case, what marks the end of a story.

@ Septentrionalis; this game is hard, and is very much cultural based, since phrases are usually idiomatic. Don't get mad at it, I myself I'm very bad at this game, but I still enjoy trying and if I can't, I just move on

For what it's worth, I couldn't exactly place everything from that quiz either. Basically got something like "listen carefully say one", filled in the blanks and checked if it was a phrase from a show.

[Septentrionalis]

"All good things come to an end".

Apologies for the meta-discussion, but I was not angry at King A but reacting to the logic itself in a way that I think is humorous for a Nordic person (perhaps Swedes excluded). I'll try to be more culturally sensitive or at least use smileys to better convey that I am not really threatening anyone .

[Septentrionalis]

The end of the world? (as per stars signifying the universe)

[Muizer]

Nope. "End" is not part of the solution. Neither is "star".

[Septentrionalis]

The final frontier.

[Muizer]

Nope.

[King Athelstan]

Can you please explain your thought process in how exactly does a pair of people walking and an [or] operator followed by one translate into "once" in "I am only going to tell you once"?

If this was not a virtual environment, I would grab you by your clothing and not let you leave until you do.

Edit: I guess the people are going somewhere, so that explains the going part but not the [or].
Edit2: when the going is in the speech bubble and not before the person telling, I understand it to follow the telling part. As in "I am (only) telling you to go once".

The two people walking is the poster for the movie "Once" - [or] was meant to signal that the picture could be interchanged with 1

[Muizer]

The final frontier.

P.S. The solution does contain a synonym for the word "final".

[Sar1n]

I'd say the Grand Finale.

[Kilo11]

"Famous last stand"?

[Muizer]

"Famous last stand"?

ouch, so close ....

[Kilo11]

Oh. I get it now. "Famous Last Words"?




If that is wrong, I will feel like an idiot for announcing my "Ah-hah" moment

[Muizer]

Oh. I get it now. "Famous Last Words"?




If that is wrong, I will feel like an idiot for announcing my "Ah-hah" moment

You got it

The end => 'last words',
Printed on a walk of fame tile => 'famous'

[Kilo11]

Noice! Glad I didn't make myself look like an idiot by getting excited over an incorrect guess

Anyway, here is the next one:

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[Aexodus]

May the force be with you...

[Kilo11]

No no, Aex. May the force be with you.


But yes, you have it. The floor is yours.

EDIT: I need to spread some rep about Aex. Or if someone would be so kind as to throw a bone to the English boy on my behalf, I'd be most obliged!