IF kids were in charge?
From the Kids In Charge challenge. See all 196 entries (closed)
( , Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:10, archived)
From the Kids In Charge challenge. See all 196 entries (closed)
( , Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:10, archived)
Fall!
If the regents say it's called Fall then it's Fall (although i do prefer Autumn)!
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:14,
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IT'S FUCKING AUTUMN
WE INVENTED YOUR FUCKING LANGUAGE, DON'T PISS ALL OVER IT!
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:15,
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LIFT;
you incontinent piss-badger.
_or constipated shit-badger.
take your pick
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:23,
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_or constipated shit-badger.
take your pick
I got caught up trying to spell aluminum correctly.
*is kinda pissed*
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:38,
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Funny thing, the guy who discovered aluminium wanted to call it aluminum
but everyone called him an illiterate idiot so only Manericans call it that now
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 9:21,
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That's because
You're spoonfed an 'English' culture where we all wear bowler hats, drink tea and have moustaches. Go oop North, there's nothing fucking pompous about that!
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:25,
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pah
i'm south east (not in the Fens thank god)
audit: oh, I thought we were talking about England still, carry on.
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:31,
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audit: oh, I thought we were talking about England still, carry on.
I'm in the South
We drive pick-em-up trucks, eat 'possums, and shoot guns at things.
Oh, and we tawlk laak thiss.
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:33,
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Oh, and we tawlk laak thiss.
I KNEW IT!
to me; all merkins are the banjo kid off the deliverance
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:35,
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It's a movie about canoes
and bumsex.
Get the widescreen version. They won't be as big on the screen unless you have a widescreen TV.
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:41,
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Get the widescreen version. They won't be as big on the screen unless you have a widescreen TV.
Now
that's pompous! Down under, our possums don't have any fancy O's, much less aposhtraphes. They're just the plain naked animal, unadorned and unadulterated.
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:42,
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Ours are self-cooking
if you leave them on the asphalt long enough! That's damned convenient!
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:44,
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i'm definately going to sleep now
goodbyes!
/waves like a frustrated mong.
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:45,
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/waves like a frustrated mong.
Where I'm from
They swerve to hit em, not avoid em.
I'm not joking.
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 4:53,
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I'm not joking.
Talk about a late reply!
Anyway, yeah. It's like hunting, but with a car.
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 5:30,
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I can honestly say,
being a norfolk inbred, that I have never eaven seen a bowler hat. Mind you, I'm too busy rumping my immediate family to take notice of headwear.
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:32,
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See? That's good, wholesome fun right there.
Incest is a game the whole family can play!
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:39,
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I was reading about the history of English a while back
"fall" as a word for "autumn" is actually a holdover from early modern English, circa the Elizabethan era.
So it's an old Brit phrase that Americans never dropped.
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:24,
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So it's an old Brit phrase that Americans never dropped.
boredom.
and lately I feel more like a slow, angry living fossil than a wannabe jewgirl.
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:28,
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haha
the quiz in your info is "what part of Fall are you?"
perfect.
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:53,
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perfect.
Quite right, too
Good on y'all for chastizing and criticizing him. When you've finished, ya'll can take to him with an ax, just to make him realize what he's done.
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:26,
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Hahaha! You actually typed 'y'all!'
What are you? Some kind of crazy angel?
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:46,
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I didn't
know whether it was "y'all" or "ya'll"... So I compromi[s/z]ed and did both.
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:53,
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It's y'all
A pluralized form of the word you formed by a contraction of the words you and all and in contrast to the Northern American (above the grit line) terms yous, yous guys, or youts.
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 3:01,
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Actually
'Fall' was once in common usage over here in Britain, which is where the Americans got it from. It was only after the USA was formed that we started using Autumn more commonly.
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 2:50,
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You did it out of spite,
I know.
Fucking English pissrats. Don't talk to me about tea.
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 4:48,
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Fucking English pissrats. Don't talk to me about tea.
a tingly bum is a happy bum.
Then again, perhaps it just fell asleep.
But I don't hear it snoring.
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Mon 10 Oct 2005, 3:00,
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But I don't hear it snoring.