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Only by a couple of months, but there was that one time, a few hours when you we'ren't here, and... things happened.

 

We don't talk about it.

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Are you reffering to me being a newb and my registration date? I have been around here since May or April of 2002. But I had some username troubles, and couldn't access my old name.

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? I originally registerred in 2002. My posts on this name are the combined posts of this and my old name. Kurgan helped me with that.

 

And here? Meaning the Harbour?

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Only by a couple of months, but there was that one time, a few hours when you we'ren't here, and... things happened.

 

We don't talk about it.

 

*raises hand* i know!

 

holy sh!t. i actually know something. unfortunately, it's not about music or having a life.

 

whatever happened to remi?

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Americans are lazy. We've almost completely phased out the letter U because a 25 letter alphabet is easier to remember. We're that lazy.

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A passive agressive attitude is all down to opinion, spelling is pretty definite. As a moderator, I'm safe (I'm a nit picking spelling jerk... but I'm safe)

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yeah, now if only people like Das Mole, Fealiks and Dr McCoy would take your advice, lord knows we don't want any more of those around.

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American spelling and pronuctuation sometimes makes more sense than ours, for instance, "can't", correct me if I'm wrong, should have an R in it for us Britons. But that is very rare. Usually American spelling sucks.

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When has can't ever had an R in it? "Can't" is an abbreiviation of "cannot" or "can" and "not". The abbreiviation works simply by taking the "can" adding a "`" and then the T at the end. R was never in there.

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Erm, nope Fealiks? I'm not sure where you picked that up.

 

And yes Joshi, the Americans do spell it as "check". There's literally hundreds of minor differences between the two languages other than the more commonly known "colour" type ones, so it's best to exert caution when correcting an American's spelling. Vice versa, too.

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