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Well done on the avatar, Demon.

It only took you a thousand years.

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Originally posted by darvlay
Well done on the avatar, Demon.

It only took you a thousand years.
You are an absolute bar steward.

C'mon I have a learning difficulty.

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Originally posted by demonseed
You are an absolute bar steward.

C'mon I have a learning difficulty.
If that's the case then I'm pretty embarrassed to have lost to you.

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Originally posted by darvlay
If that's the case then I'm pretty embarrassed to have lost to you.
I remember losing in a league match against a fairly strong Belfast player. It was particularly traumatic as I had an excellent position.

"I don't know how I lost that game" I exclaimed.

[In a strong west Belfast accent]

"Uhhh kid, you suck" was the reply.

You getting the message, angel tits?

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Originally posted by demonseed
I remember losing in a league match against a fairly strong Belfast player. It was particularly traumatic as I had an excellent position.

"I don't know how I lost that game" I exclaimed.

[In a strong west Belfast accent]

"Uhhh kid, you suck" was the reply.

You getting the message, angel tits?
Loud and clear. 😞

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Originally posted by demonseed
Bowmann may have the edge here. My English teacher was of those who were resolutely opposed to the idea of 'alright'. It is a non-standard abbreviation that does not correspond to altogether and already ... apparently.

Edit: I suppose the bottom line is, if you write 'all right' you will always be right.
Yes, we all know how English Teachers are the end-all of any great debate. Read my link.

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Originally posted by darvlay
Loud and clear. 😞
I've never seen you bested, I don't like it!

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
Yes, we all know how English Teachers are the end-all of any great debate. Read my link.

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Perhaps it is not advisable to use an American dictionary when discussing issues of the English language.

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Originally posted by demonseed
Perhaps it is not advisable to use an American dictionary when discussing issues of the English language.
You're right. We should use Old English dictionaries.

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
You're right. We should use Old English dictionaries.
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Originally posted by demonseed
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You lack fluency in English. Sentences are supposed to be capitalized, end with a punctuation mark of some kind, and have both a subject and predicate; not a single adjective.

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
You lack fluency in English. Sentences are supposed to be capitalized, end with a punctuation mark of some kind, and have both a subject and predicate; not a single adjective.
Exactly! πŸ˜›

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Originally posted by Daemon Sin
Exactly! πŸ˜›
Clearly, one should not ask an Englishman about proper English. Ask an American instead.

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
You're right. We should use Old English dictionaries.
Absolutely not. I have a hard enough time as it is speaking the blasted language properly.

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Originally posted by GalaxyShield
Absolutely not. I have a hard enough time as it is speaking the blasted language properly.
It would make the spelling of "knight" intuitive though if we switched to OE! Think of how literacy would improve!