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From the Dogs With Amusing Noses challenge. See all 461 entries (closed)
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From the Dogs With Amusing Noses challenge. See all 461 entries (closed)
( , Wed 19 Feb 2003, 18:23, archived)
wouldn't work
every one knows that viruses (is that the right word???) are loaded, so a £5 fee wouldn't bother them that much
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Wed 19 Feb 2003, 18:26,
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it's cactii
actually, it's officially viruses, but i have a feeling that may be an americanism
i use virii :P
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Wed 19 Feb 2003, 18:46,
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i use virii :P
The
official plural in latin of virus is virus. sometimes, viri is erroneously used. virii is used for computer viruses, and viruses is the official plural in both dutch and english.
just had to spew those useless facts
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Wed 19 Feb 2003, 19:27,
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just had to spew those useless facts
Quick threadjack -
Bananaman, you'll know this sort of thing: I'm just watching TOTP2, and can't be arsed to look it up on Google: is Falco (who sang "Rock Me Amadeus") dead?
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Wed 19 Feb 2003, 18:36,
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i'm watching it now, and i don't know
i think i may not even have been born at the time. who are these counting crows people? the lead singer looks like the manic street preacher's singer shagged a pineapple.
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Wed 19 Feb 2003, 18:40,
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not seen him recently
but everyone who has has given that exact response nanaman
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Wed 19 Feb 2003, 18:45,
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yes
died in a car crash - austria was in mourning for weeks
that last bit might not be true.
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Wed 19 Feb 2003, 18:59,
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that last bit might not be true.
right first time
according to dictionary.com and others, it's just viruses.
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Wed 19 Feb 2003, 18:37,
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merriam-webster doesn't give one
at least not listed under "virus"
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Wed 19 Feb 2003, 18:39,
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it should be virii
like i said above, i have a feeling viruses is an americanism
'M-O-O-N, that spells peanut butter & jelly'
spot the reference
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Wed 19 Feb 2003, 18:51,
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'M-O-O-N, that spells peanut butter & jelly'
spot the reference
did i wake up 28 days later and miss something
what is all this C stuff i see everywhere i look it's c this c that the other night i saw London Live news and Ken Livingstone was on it and he said 'cunt' while trying to say the word country or countryside I think.
I know really, i was just wanting to relate the tale of the 'cunt'.
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Wed 19 Feb 2003, 18:30,
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I know really, i was just wanting to relate the tale of the 'cunt'.