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What does this phrase mean?

It means that the individual saying it is 14 years old
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Basically it was an old game called Wing Zero or something. Of course it was made in Japan and something got lost (or added, depending on your view) in the translation to English... just another example of good ol' Engrish.
 


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From AllYourBase.Net:

So, as best as I can tell, it started in the early 90's as a generic Sega Genesis game--your generic side- scroller shoot-em-up. The intro was poorly translated from Japanese to Engrish and contains quite a few grammatical errors. At some point in time, people picked up on it and started making fun of it. At some later point in time, people decided to doctor pictures and insert various phrases from the game ("All your base are belong to us" being one of the most popular). When you stop and think about it it is not very funny and even a little annoying...but when you don't, it just gets more and more funny the more and more you see and say the various phrases.

This whole phenomena has been going on since at least December 2000. Very recently (February 2001), I picked up on it from Memepool. As I stated, it was really dumb, but something about it was just so incredibly funny that my friends and I kept saying it at work, emailing it, and ICQ'ing it across the globe. In the last couple of days, I have been hearing it from so many different people, most of which have picked up on the "joke" from all over the place.

This is yet another example of a viral meme that will probably die off in another month....

-Enigma
 
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