Social networking. Really.jim wood wrote:What was the orginal point of this post again!!!???!!!???!!!
The Sound Of No Hands Clapping
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Dissing the Americans?!!
Hay, we invented the language which the Septics then customised, so if anyone is to blame for non-standardisation its them!
Hay, we invented the language which the Septics then customised, so if anyone is to blame for non-standardisation its them!
If this were a dictatorship, it would be a heck of a lot easier, just so long as I'm the dictator.
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It has been greatly entertaining to watch it meander through almost every topic under the sun....jim wood wrote:What was the orginal point of this post again!!!???!!!???!!!
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Oh dear, dear, dear... the evil American -ize suffix myth raises its head again!Steve Vincent wrote:Dissing the Americans?!!
Hay, we invented the language which the Septics then customised, so if anyone is to blame for non-standardisation its them!
Alas, 'tis not true.
Well, not ENTIRELY true:
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Yeah you guys are always throwing punches or are they low blows....at America.
Beer.... Can't argue with
Language....Still think we made it better
to quote Alan's article we aligned it better with the base language Greek. Also thank God we got rid of the word spanner.
Politics...Well everyone argues about these everywhere. No one can take offense to that.
All in all I know America ROCKS, but enjoy other perspective and the humorous spin that comes about sometimes.
Beer.... Can't argue with
Language....Still think we made it better
to quote Alan's article we aligned it better with the base language Greek. Also thank God we got rid of the word spanner. Politics...Well everyone argues about these everywhere. No one can take offense to that.
All in all I know America ROCKS, but enjoy other perspective and the humorous spin that comes about sometimes.
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