Originally posted by Bowmannwow, can't take a joke. ok, fine with me. ------- Little world? Its pretty big over here in case you never saw a map, and last I checked, the US is the ass saver of every other little country in the world, including yours.
Along with most.
Just stay in your own little world. After all, you seem to think it's important.
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Originally posted by PocketKingsHahahahahaha!
the US is the ass saver of every other little country in the world, including yours.
Please help us reminding this when your great polluting nation has done enough polluting in the next hundred years to prevent a stop on global environmental problems. Thank you, great good-doing nation!
Originally posted by AThousandYoungIUPAC goes with sulfur and aluminium for these two elements as an international standard.
Aluminum/aluminium - It depends on how you pronounce it. The two spellings reflect two different pronunciations. I suppose I prefer the American spelling as it has one less letter and one less syllable.
What about the pronunciation of Oregano? The way I pronounce it is Oh-RAY-geh-no. How else is it pronounced?
Teaching requirements over here say we should use the sulfur variant when we refer to that one, but sulphur will not be penalised if used in an exam. Not too surprisingly, almost everyone I've encountered teaching (as well as myself), uses sulphur.
But how is this done elsewhere?
Originally posted by PocketKingsLOL!
wow, can't take a joke. ok, fine with me. ------- Little world? Its pretty big over here in case you never saw a map, and last I checked, the US is the ass saver of every other little country in the world, including yours.
Yes, you're fond of joking. I see that now.
Originally posted by AikoI wasn't talking about pollution, and I was joking. Wasn't trying to start another war, which you would lose that one too
Hahahahahaha!
Please help us reminding this when your great polluting nation has done enough polluting in the next hundred years to prevent a stop on global environmental problems. Thank you, great good-doing nation!