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A little late but

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

spiraldoor wrote:

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

Kelvin12 wrote: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.

Kelvin really hates Spiraldoor.

Mr. Dark wrote: 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.

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

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

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.

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]

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

stan423321 wrote:n0oOb!

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

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

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

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

Holy Crap wrote: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.

Mr. Dark wrote:

Holy Crap wrote: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.

It's true...

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

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

/

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

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.