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imnotbob wrote:

Well, merry Christmas!

If you don't mind my asking, where do you live (please don't be specific about it, just the state/time zone)?

The UK, England. You know, the country that spells colour properly XD

imnotbob wrote:

deathofdemons wrote:

imnotbob wrote:

Well, merry Christmas!

If you don't mind my asking, where do you live (please don't be specific about it, just the state/time zone)?

The UK, England. You know, the country that spells colour properly XD

Oh

lol 

Yeah. I think USA is uist. Discriminating against the letter u. One day, Martin Uther King Jr. Will march down to Washington and say:

'I have a dream,
A dream that one day,
down there in home Alabama,
All the little u boys and u girls,
Can join hands with all the little o and r boys and girls,
I have a dream today'

Daroach1 wrote:

deathofdemons wrote:

imnotbob wrote:

Oh

lol 

Yeah. I think USA is uist. Discriminating against the letter u. One day, Martin Uther King Jr. Will march down to Washington and say:

'I have a dream,
A dream that one day,
down there in home Alabama,
All the little u boys and u girls,
Can join hands with all the little o and r boys and girls,
I have a dream today'

But no country uses re in center... I mean, centre. And I dont put the u in for laziness.

How do u think the u feels being left out? It's bullying XD

RedRocker227 wrote:

Wow, I just realised it's Christmas here too!
I couldn't sleep so I'm on my iPod, and I just realised it's almost an hour past midnight! 

R u British 2?

mattb777 wrote:

The British-English is different from American-English.

Take the word "truck" for example. It's "lorry" in British. Same with "elevator" ("lift") and "trash can" ("dustbin")

I know it's different. But, since we were first, I think we use the true wording XD (Its a joke btw the way, but it has truth in it)

deathofdemons wrote:

Where I live, it's niw officially Christmas. If ur wondering why I'm still up, it's a mix of my sister screaming and shouting, sugar still in my blood and the fact that I never seem to nod off till 3am XD

Merry Christmas! According to this, Santa is currently crossing the United Kingdom. He's currently 1 minute away from Belfast, Northern Ireland. 

mattb777 wrote:

The British-English is different from American-English.

Take the word "truck" for example. It's "lorry" in British. Same with "elevator" ("lift") and "trash can" ("dustbin")

And armor/armour.

I didn't even properly know when Christmas was, aparently it's now.

All4one wrote:

deathofdemons wrote:

Where I live, it's niw officially Christmas. If ur wondering why I'm still up, it's a mix of my sister screaming and shouting, sugar still in my blood and the fact that I never seem to nod off till 3am XD

Merry Christmas! According to this, Santa is currently crossing the United Kingdom. He's currently 1 minute away from Belfast, Northern Ireland. 

Yeah...but I'm Buddhist, so...u know XD I just put this up to celebrate something that others do. I'm actually forced into doing Christmas, my parents don't want me to be left out

All4one wrote:

deathofdemons wrote:

Where I live, it's niw officially Christmas. If ur wondering why I'm still up, it's a mix of my sister screaming and shouting, sugar still in my blood and the fact that I never seem to nod off till 3am XD

Merry Christmas! According to this, Santa is currently crossing the United Kingdom. He's currently 1 minute away from Belfast, Northern Ireland. 

Of course he's in the UK. Where else would my dad be?

RedRocker227 wrote:

All4one wrote:

deathofdemons wrote:

Where I live, it's niw officially Christmas. If ur wondering why I'm still up, it's a mix of my sister screaming and shouting, sugar still in my blood and the fact that I never seem to nod off till 3am XD

Merry Christmas! According to this, Santa is currently crossing the United Kingdom. He's currently 1 minute away from Belfast, Northern Ireland. 

Of course he's in the UK. Where else would my dad be?

Your dad?
If you're joking - XD 
If you aren't - What do you mean?

Last edited by All4one (2011-12-24 20:07:37)

soupoftomato wrote:

deathofdemons wrote:

mattb777 wrote:

The British-English is different from American-English.

Take the word "truck" for example. It's "lorry" in British. Same with "elevator" ("lift") and "trash can" ("dustbin")

I know it's different. But, since we were first, I think we use the true wording XD (Its a joke btw the way, but it has truth in it)

Know people are going to say Cockney makes more sense than American-English 

Cockney makes no sense. But English-English makes more sense than American-English IMO.

RedRocker227 wrote:

All4one wrote:

RedRocker227 wrote:

Of course he's in the UK. Where else would my dad be?

Your dad?
If you're joking - XD 
If you aren't - What do you mean?

All the presents from Santa are written in my dad's handwriting. Figure the rest out 

That's weird...all mine are written in my mums hand writing...are they the sane person? If so, things just got seriously messed up.