capsized* · 1 decade ago
Marriage shouldn't stop them from adventuring.
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Serotonin · 1 decade ago
...what?
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capsized* · 1 decade ago
http://www.ask.com/answers/48485721/what-does-the-term-i-took-an-arrow-to-the-knee-mean
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capsized* · 1 decade ago
That's what taking an arrow to the knee means.
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Serotonin · 1 decade ago
If you click on "Comments (3)" on that answer you'll see 3 people disagreeing with the person who stated that taking an "arrow to the knee" is slang for getting married.
It was simply a funny phrase made up by one of Bethesda's game designers to make the guards more lively NPCs.
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capsized* · 1 decade ago
I know, but it also is a Nordic phrase meaning that they got married.
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Serotonin · 1 decade ago
Someone on that page wrote "It's not Nordic slang for getting married. The wording would never work in any Scandinavian language the same way it does in English.", but I don't really know any Scandinavian languages, so I can't exactly say it's true...
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capsized* · 1 decade ago
Lol, it doesn't even matter XD. I just thought it was interesting.
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Serotonin · 1 decade ago
I know, lol
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*Tori Leigh* · 1 decade ago
No lollygagging!
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Serotonin · 1 decade ago
hueheuheuheuhe
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*Tori Leigh* · 1 decade ago
:)
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