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OMG I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU PEOPLE!
Not one of you mentioned crush cream soda. I am disappointed in all of you.
Not one of you mentioned crush cream soda. I am disappointed in all of you.
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But I do like my dark gray text. I wouldn't keep it if I didn't.Your text is dark gray. It blends with the background and it's hard to see and it makes me mad.
That is why.
Because glamor and macaber are stupid. In America, we just go with what looks the coolest.Okay guys, so I'm obsessed with spelling and....
Americans never spell the word practice with an s? In the UK, Canada, etc. S, "practise" is the verb, "practice" is the noun. Technically you could get away with either though. Words like defence and offence are -ce though, with no -se variant like is the standard in the US.
Pretence is an odd one, some Canadians spell it -se, I
If the US usually drops U's, why is there still a u in glamour? And if the US usually changes -re to -er, then why is macabre always spelled macabre?
Because the spelling of macabre makes it glamourous.If the US usually drops U's, why is there still a u in glamour? And if the US usually changes -re to -er, then why is macabre always spelled macabre?
Can't say I've tasted pee but based on what I've smelled at my college's public bathrooms thats where they get the ingredients.You have tasted pee?
What's it like?
I have to pay to have her call me and a college student's salary is not enough to support more calls from Ivy unfortunately.At least you have Ivy from Gamestop. At least you have her. At least you have someone.
Cream soda is forged by demons. It is used to create nothing but chaos in this mortal world. And the fact you like it means only one thing. You have fallen.OMG I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU PEOPLE!
Not one of you mentioned crush cream soda. I am disappointed in all of you.
Because we hate you.Okay guys, so I'm obsessed with spelling and....
Americans never spell the word practice with an s? In the UK, Canada, etc. S, "practise" is the verb, "practice" is the noun. Technically you could get away with either though. Words like defence and offence are -ce though, with no -se variant like is the standard in the US.
Pretence is an odd one, some Canadians spell it -se, I
If the US usually drops U's, why is there still a u in glamour? And if the US usually changes -re to -er, then why is macabre always spelled macabre?
Certainly not your approach to a conversation.Anything new?
Poor Ivy.Can't say I've tasted pee but based on what I've smelled at my college's public bathrooms thats where they get the ingredients.
I have to pay to have her call me and a college student's salary is not enough to support more calls from Ivy unfortunately.
Oh! No worries mate!Not one of you mentioned crush cream soda. I am disappointed in all of you.
Well, flavour, colour, centre, travelled and fulfilment look cooler to me.Because glamor and macaber are stupid. In America, we just go with what looks the coolest.
Eh, she'll live. Heard she's already moved on to tell some other gamer about his shadows of mordor pre order.Poor Ivy.
Because the spelling of macabre makes it glamourous.
Would if blow your mind that Lieutenant is pronounced left-tenant officially in the Commonwealth countries (and by most common folk including me?)
I'm American but I always write words with "ou".Well, flavour, colour, centre, travelled and fulfilment look cooler to me.
*insane cackling*Also, I found out that @ Cap'nChreest made this "wonderful" avi.
It's like everyone I knew and loved went against me for some reason that I don't know.
:DI'm American but I always write words with "ou".
All right, what was it? Is it because I post too much here? Is it because of my long-winded speeches over nothing? What?!*insane cackling*
Every time I see your pic I think its me posting. If that helps... Seeing anime girls on the left side of the screen makes me think its me posting...Also, I found out that @ Cap'nChreest made this "wonderful" avi.
It's like everyone I knew and loved went against me for some reason that I don't know.
That's something you have to find out on your own...All right, what was it? Is it because I post too much here? Is it because of my long-winded speeches over nothing? What?!
And I think it should have never been created by human thought.Every time I see your pic I think its me posting. If that helps... Seeing anime girls on the left side of the screen makes me think its me posting...
for some strange reason....
especially since I drew it.
Would you rather have had this?And I think it should have never been created by human thought.
Depends on the word.:D
What about -re?
Well, flavour, colour, centre, travelled and fulfilment look cooler to me.
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I'm not the only one? Good stuff!I'm American but I always write words with "ou".
*wourdDepends on the word.
Usually, though, yes, I do.
Yes, of course I would have.Would you rather have had this?
Or this?
They're both masterpieces.....
Who knows really... Not only that, but the use of many other things like quotation mark punctuation differs too. You could kinda take a guess where someone is from by their spelling and grammar, but I don't really like to assume things. All I know is that if I use American spelling and grammar in my college papers, I'll get deducted marks. Why not start practising such things daily, like even in the little places like forums? This is why I usually never change my Canadian spelling here and if I'm not sure on a word, I'll look up the Canadian spelling.Okay guys, so I'm obsessed with spelling and....
Americans never spell the word practice with an s? In the UK, Canada, etc. S, "practise" is the verb, "practice" is the noun. Technically you could get away with either though. Words like defence and offence are -ce though, with no -se variant like is the standard in the US.
Pretence is an odd one, some Canadians spell it -se, I
If the US usually drops U's, why is there still a u in glamour? And if the US usually changes -re to -er, then why is macabre always spelled macabre?
Well there's no going back now, so you'll have to accept it and move on.Yes, of course I would have.
I'm glad she went with that one thenYes, of course I would have.
I live in Denial (well, not now at least). I can never move on.Well there's no going back now, so you'll have to accept it and move on.
I'm glad she went with that one then
The irony of the fact autocorrect is not a valid word.I'm not the only one? Good stuff!
If only I could swap autocorrect over to the UK spellings. The red squiggles are depressing.
I never really have much of a problem with spelling, I just find it fascinating.Who knows really... Not only that, but the use of many other things like quotation mark punctuation differs too. You could kinda take a guess where someone is from by their spelling and grammar, but I don't really like to assume things. All I know is that if I use American spelling and grammar in my college papers, I'll get deducted marks. Why not start practising such things daily, like even in the little places like forums? This is why I usually never change my Canadian spelling here and if I'm not sure on a word, I'll look up the Canadian spelling.