[Freeflyer]

How's about ya.

J

[boardsurfer]

present

[PAC-Rat]

'sup yo!

[dencamp]

err whot

[denim]

Originally posted by keekeeree:
Bueller...Bueller...

What's with your web site, guy? I couldn't get to the main page.

[SomeToast]

Hola.

Originally posted by RGB:
Wow, that doesn't show up as intended. *sigh*

Code:
 #  # #    ##  # #
 #  #     #  # # #
 #### #   #### # #
 #  # #   #  # # #
 #  # #   #  # # #.

How's that?

[LeftWingLock]

Hello. You happy now?

[Jan Van Boghout]

Originally posted by TheIceMan:
hello vrienden (Dutch)

Bzzzt. hallo vrienden

[voodoo]

Hall�, og velkommen til petres ekstrasendning p� forums. [/radiovoice]

[Beewee]

Hewo

[dreilly1]

From http://members.cruzio.com/~keeper/9B.html#4 , sorry about the length

THE HELLO SONG from the Yakko's World album
Music by Julie Bernstein, Peter Hastings and Paul Rugg.
Lyrics by Paul Rugg.


Yakko: There's a word in every language
A word that you should know
A word that means you're friendly
A word used high and low.
Though the way to say it varies
Most everywhere you go
Its meaning never changes
And that word is...
YW+D : ...Hello!

YW+D : Hello!
Hello!
Hello! Hello! Hello!
Hello! Hello! Hello! Hello!
Hello! Hello!

Yakko: In Germany it's "guten Tag"
Which also means "good day"
"Ni hao" is exactly how
Hello sounds in Taipei.
In Portugal it's "ola"
In Arabic, "salem"
Saying "zravo" means hello
In Macedonian.

It's "aloha" in Hawaii
They say "geia sou" in Greece
In Israel the word's "shalom"
And that means "peace".
The Italians have "buon giorno"
The Viennese, "servus"
When you're at the Eiffel Tower
Just smile and say "salut!"

YW+D : Hello!
Hello!
Hello!
Hello!
Hello! Hello! Hello! Hello!
Hello! Hello!

Yakko: In Nepal they say "namaste"
In Sweden, "goddag"
In Thailand, "sabai dee roo"
"Dobri den" in Prague.
In the Spanish language, "hola"
The Netherlands, it's "dag"
In Japanese, "konnichi-wa"
And "hey" in Little Rock.

When you say "u hali gani"
Swahili is the tongue
In Russian it's "zdrahstvooyteh"
Which sounds way better sung.
If you're ever in Korea
"Ahnyung hahsay yo!"
And in some parts of Brooklyn
Hello is just plain "yo!"

Y+W : Hello!
Dot : Hello!
Y+W : Hello!
Dot : Hello...
Y+W : Hello!
Dot : Hello??
Y+W : Hello!
Dot : Hello!!
YW+D : Hello! Hello! Hello! Hello!
Hello! Hello!

YW+D : Though the way to say it varies
Most everywhere you go
Its meaning never changes
Hello!
Hello!!
Hello!!!
G'bye!

Transcribed by David Orozco and Andy Diaz

[Kitschy]

Howdy, I'm Kitschy.

[deekay1]

ahoi!

[butter71]

yo.

[wdlove]

Here

[philzilla]

now then

[kovacs]

Goooooood Moooooorniiiing Wooooorld

[Timo]

You say yes
I say no
You say stop
And I say go go go

(oh no)

You say goodbye
and I say

[wolfen]

So what does your thread-bot do again? D'OH!




wolfen

[roger_ramjet]

virtually present

[osiris]

Greetings from the warm, sunny tropical island of Manhattan - where orange groves and pineapple trees line the polluted sidewalks and rise up from the sewers (along with the alligators)

[davesimondotcom]

I'd say hello but I'm not really here.

[nonhuman]

Здраствуйте

[neccoant]

.

[Xaositect]

Hello.

[PB2K]

Hallo. Hoe gaat het met jullie?

[Sarc]

que tal ...

[Agasthya]

Hello.

[Thrax]

Adding my (+1) before a mod locks this thread.

(+1)

I refuse to write hello.

[suhail]

[Demonhood]

you know, of course, that the perfect lock to a thread about saying "hello" would be a single word post of "goodbye".

but that was too obvious. and i think i've done it before. and i want to stay fresh. i don't sleep in the fridge crisper every night for nothing ya know.

then i considered typing out the code to Hello World in pascal, but i've long since blocked all that out.

so instead, i give you these stolen images: