Finding Out The Original Rayman 2

[Shawn]

A little late but

I always spell in American English, and I say "Soccer." Tobbe hates it when I say that. It amuses me.

[Kelvin12]

Notice that I didn't actually ask them. -___-

You did though. Idiot.

I asked them AFTER I posted that. You see, I spake the truth indeed. Why do you always call me an idiot, kelvin? You know I'm not an idiot. I am a genius.

Exactly, you still posted it after you said you wouldn't.

Which makes you an idiot.

[Shawn]

Kelvin really hates Spiraldoor.

[El Dango]

A little late but

I always spell in American English, and I say "Soccer." Tobbe hates it when I say that. It amuses me.

Don't stop then.

[Cairnie]

whoa when the hell did this blow into a big convo about different types of English? o.0

[Holy Crap]

I don't know, but obviously Australian accents and slang terms are the best possible forms of ther English language ever.

[stan423321]

The only thing I know is that current English man can't understand some things written in his language 400 years ago, when current Polish man can.

[spiraldoor]

KELVIN!

I DIDN'T SAY I WOULDN'T ASK THEM!

I SAID I DIDN'T ASK THEM!

I NEVER SAID I WOULDN'T ASK THEM!

[pwned]Your logic fails.[/pwned]

[stan423321]

Spiral, get cool! Have you drunk beer or what? You're 100% right here, but don't act as n0oOb!

[spiraldoor]

n0oOb!

Stan, you seriously need to cut down on "0oO" jokes, such as "n0oOb", "b0oOn", "pr0oOcipice", "pr0oOproduction", etc.

[El Dango]

I can't really see why. It's not because he is doing anything bad...

[spiraldoor]

But it's not that funny...the only time it made me LOL was pr0oOcipice, but it's gone way downhill since that.

[El Dango]

If you don't think they are funny, then just ignore them.

[Shawn]

I don't know, but obviously Australian accents and slang terms are the best possible forms of ther English language ever.

In your opinion.

I have this Australian friend, and usually, I cant understand a word he's saying. His accent is too thick.

[Holy Crap]

I don't know, but obviously Australian accents and slang terms are the best possible forms of ther English language ever.

In your opinion.

And obviously, I was joking.
Here's a fun little observation: The american accent is typically far more high pitched than the english accent. ie: someone speaking in an american accent will sound like they have a higher voice than when speaking in an english accent.

[El Dango]

It's true...

[Xenon]

It would make sense because the pronounciations involve the tongue moving in different ways.

[spiraldoor]

American food companies put oestrogen(female sex hormone) in their food, too. Thus explaining Americans' lack of deep, manly voices.

[Acarr]

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Scots have either really deep or really high voices... There's an american in my english class- everyone kept making him say tomato. -_-'

[Marley]

There was an American student at my school and people did the same thing to him.
He ignored them, though, because they were morons.
How could I tell? Well, only a moron would think that Americans say "Cheese" funny. If people think otherwise, that's ok.