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Madhulk Posted 17 years ago
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There are no royal luaus...

Cedric: You must accept some limitations on your
personal freedom, and on your wardrobe. (seeing his flowerful shirt)
So far, there are no royal luaus planned. Is he mocking at his shirt?

Ralph: There's still gotta be a way
to get this date in. I'm serious, Ced.
After all, I am the king, right?

Cedric: Very well... Your Maj. Short for Majesty or he's making fun of him?
  

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Yes, he's making fun of the shirt. (And while it's gorgeous and I want to use it right away,"flowerful" is not technically a word. ) "Maj" - this is definitely playful, but I don't know if I'd say he's making fun of him.

— Delmobile

  • Yes, he's making fun of the shirt.
  • (And while it's gorgeous and I want to use it right away,"flowerful" is not technically a word.
  • ) "Maj" - this is definitely playful, but I don't know if I'd say he's making fun of him.
  • To me this would be more to show that they are on equal footing.
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Yes, he's making fun of the shirt. (And while it's gorgeous and I want to use it right away,"flowerful" is not technically a word. But you probably knew that already.)

"Maj" - this is definitely playful, but I don't know if I'd say he's making fun of him. To me this would be more to show that they are on equal footing.
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