Why can't dudes fight one on one anymore

#41
Duke said:
err, you, to be brutally honest.

nuttin personal really. id never be personal over a damn message board. that shits gay
i didnt claim shit. why would i claim the american way is correct when im not american and dont live in america. english is not my first language either. i just went by what dictionary.com said and if they are wrong then thats not my problem like i said before. all i did was laugh at what bank robber said because they way he said it was funny
 

AmerikazMost

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#42
XxXxDanXxXx said:
Acually made a sucessful thread. More than 30 posts.
Yeah, but they'll beef posts over how to spell "honor." And yes, I spelled it without a "u." All you Englishman over there need to get off your high horses and realize that shit changes. If you're so anal about having your language changed, then why aren't you speaking like people of Shakespeare's day (i.e. "Thou art of...")? They didn't call it "Old English" then. It was just English, but it evolved into what it is today. And do you say, "What is this made of?" or, "Of what is this made?" The latter is grammatically correct. So stop bitching about a little "u." Yes, it was originally there, but both are correct, so stop insulting each other. There's no need for it.
 

Duke

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#44
ghost7 said:
i didnt claim shit. why would i claim the american way is correct when im not american and dont live in america. english is not my first language either. i just went by what dictionary.com said and if they are wrong then thats not my problem like i said before. all i did was laugh at what bank robber said because they way he said it was funny
ok....

its too trivial really. let us bury the hatchet and embrace in a badger-hug
 
#47
AmerikazMost said:
Yeah, but they'll beef posts over how to spell "honor." And yes, I spelled it without a "u." All you Englishman over there need to get off your high horses and realize that shit changes. If you're so anal about having your language changed, then why aren't you speaking like people of Shakespeare's day (i.e. "Thou art of...")? They didn't call it "Old English" then. It was just English, but it evolved into what it is today. And do you say, "What is this made of?" or, "Of what is this made?" The latter is grammatically correct. So stop bitching about a little "u." Yes, it was originally there, but both are correct, so stop insulting each other. There's no need for it.
There is no problem spelling the word without the 'u'. A problem arose when a certain poster decided to ignorantly mock me for spelling the word with the 'u', arrogantly unaware that this was the original spelling.
 
#48
CalcuoCuchicheo said:
There is no problem spelling the word without the 'u'. A problem arose when a certain poster decided to ignorantly mock me for spelling the word with the 'u', arrogantly unaware that this was the original spelling.
and my only role was that i thought the mock was funny. if i knew 'honour' was the original spelling then i wouldnt have laughed. its dictionary.com's fault :p
 

2Pax

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#49
AmerikazMost said:
Yeah, but they'll beef posts over how to spell "honor." And yes, I spelled it without a "u." All you Englishman over there need to get off your high horses and realize that shit changes. If you're so anal about having your language changed, then why aren't you speaking like people of Shakespeare's day (i.e. "Thou art of...")? They didn't call it "Old English" then. It was just English, but it evolved into what it is today. And do you say, "What is this made of?" or, "Of what is this made?" The latter is grammatically correct. So stop bitching about a little "u." Yes, it was originally there, but both are correct, so stop insulting each other. There's no need for it.
It has evolved, yes. But since we created it I think we have permission to change it.
 

Emma

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#50
CalcuoCuchicheo said:
There is no problem spelling the word without the 'u'. A problem arose when a certain poster decided to ignorantly mock me for spelling the word with the 'u', arrogantly unaware that this was the original spelling.
Yup, and as he's from Scotland then the u is correct to him :thumb:
 

Duke

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#52
ghost7 said:
and my only role was that i thought the mock was funny. if i knew 'honour' was the original spelling then i wouldnt have laughed. its dictionary.com's fault :p
ha, indeed. dictionary was my loyal friend for a while, but then, woe betide me!, i've learned that it makes misstakes from time to time.

its usually still the most decent around tho
 
#53
Duke said:
ha, indeed. dictionary was my loyal friend for a while, but then, woe betide me!, i've learned that it makes misstakes from time to time.

its usually still the most decent around tho
ye it is pretty much the most decent online dictionary around. i hear oxford has a really good one but i think you have to pay for it
 

Duke

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#55
ghost7 said:
ye it is pretty much the most decent online dictionary around. i hear oxford has a really good one but i think you have to pay for it
yeah and im not that damn picky bout languages that ill pay for a damn online dictionary, ha

ill walk downstairs n get the book off the shelf instead :thumb:
 
#59
i'd let him take what he has coming unless he is totally getting fucked up, but i wouldn't punch the other dude, id just try to break up the fight. if it was a fair fight and i decided to help my friend out, we'd both look like bitches and a week later we would end up fighting the same guy except it would be us two against the other guy and about 5 of his older cousins.
 

Steph

Active Member
#60
on topic, guys dont fight one on one anymore coz they want to seem hard and beat the shit out of the defensless kid

off topic, 'honor' is actually spelled 'honour' just like color is really spelled 'colour', but us americans dont spell it that way.
 

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