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Check the time codes. You guys must've sensed me coming.Originally Posted by Rixis
So you speak english but took the dutch word?
Dyra .. the number is present in about 3 posts directly preceding you?
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2012-07-30, 02:06 PM #9081Fluffy Kitten
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We just had a war with England (we clarified things after the American Revolution). We kind of did anything and everything to separate ourselves from England. Originally Posted by Rixis
So you speak english but took the dutch word?
Dyra .. the number is present in about 3 posts directly preceding you?
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2012-07-30, 02:07 PM #9083Over 9000!
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Nope. I'll pass on the potatoes. Originally Posted by Malthanis
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2012-07-30, 02:07 PM #9084DeletedHai Originally Posted by Purifier
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2012-07-30, 02:07 PM #9085DeletedI meant as a product... Originally Posted by Rixis
Of course I've heard of chocolate and fruit.
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2012-07-30, 02:07 PM #9086Over 9000!
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Random question: Do you call the language American or English? Originally Posted by Krayzy
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2012-07-30, 02:07 PM #9087DeletedOr you can use them to throw at people? Originally Posted by Elyaan
Nope. I'll pass on the potatoes.
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Canadian, obviously. Originally Posted by Elyaan
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2012-07-30, 02:08 PM #9088Elemental Lord
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Well .. a chocolate digestive is a digestive ... and chocolate?
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2012-07-30, 02:08 PM #9089I am Murloc!
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Jammy Dodgers Originally Posted by Dyra
Mmmmm biscuits. I like Jammie Dodgers, bourbons, fruit shortcake, normal shortcake and chocolate digestives.
Now to go hunting for the previous number. :3
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2012-07-30, 02:08 PM #9090Field Marshal
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The only Dodgers I know are these Originally Posted by Elyaan
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2012-07-30, 02:09 PM #9091Honorary PvM "Mod"
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English has destroyed most words from most languages. We're the most bastardized language out there. Originally Posted by Rixis
So you speak english but took the dutch word?
Dyra .. the number is present in about 3 posts directly preceding you?
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2012-07-30, 02:09 PM #9092Fluffy Kitten
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Isn't it referred to as American English now? With all the funny spelling mistakes that are now standard. Originally Posted by Elyaan
A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one.
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2012-07-30, 02:09 PM #9093DeletedYes, I made that connection my self... Originally Posted by Rixis
Well .. a chocolate digestive is a digestive ... and chocolate?
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2012-07-30, 02:09 PM #9094Field Marshal
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2012-07-30, 02:10 PM #9095DeletedBut a lot of languages take stuff from English as well, even thought its not the origin of the word. Originally Posted by Darsithis
Hahaha Originally Posted by Dyra
Isn't it referred to as American English now? With all the funny spelling mistakes that are now standard.
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2012-07-30, 02:10 PM #9096Elemental Lord
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Oh how I love it at work where idiots have the wrong spellcheck set and all their words get changed to Z's >.> Originally Posted by Dyra
Isn't it referred to as American English now? With all the funny spelling mistakes that are now standard.
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2012-07-30, 02:10 PM #9097Moderator
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2012-07-30, 02:11 PM #9098Fluffy Kitten
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I prefer adopted and then slightly mangled. It all comes from being an empire where most of the population weren't taught to read and write at the time after all. Originally Posted by Darsithis
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Aha! A flaw in your plan of seperation! Originally Posted by Krayzy
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2012-07-30, 02:12 PM #9100Field Marshal
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It's called American English by people outside of America. Originally Posted by Dyra
Isn't it referred to as American English now? With all the funny spelling mistakes that are now standard.
We make fun of British people for speaking a funny sounding (written) English.
(Sadly, I'm not exactly joking here.)
