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lol. I didn't knew that. In Dutch, only singular (I think you made a typo there?) is correct.

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Like that picture.

 

And please don't make such jokes too much, or I'll start doing it wrong at school...

By the way, what do you think of a DS fight without angreals?

 

Sounds like a plan.

 

I'll meet you on the field of battle.

Fie on thee Satan! :baalzamon:

 

I shall endeavour to re-educate you Yanks into using the Queen's English. You shall succumb eventually; this shall be a war of attrition.

 

Peace.

 

I use English spelling as often as not. I also love vinegar on my fish and chips. *drool*

 

when we hear the word queen most of us start singing bohemian rhapsody.

 

superfulous vowels will not catch on again over here i'm afraid. look at what the texting's done to our spelling already.

 

we are lazy, and ignorant, and proud of it.

 

I regularly sing Bohemian Rhapsody in its entirety when I'm bored. Often while I'm mopping at work.

i've always heard that bands are plural in britain, though singular in the US.

 

both make sense to me.

 

That's why I believed him.

 

i had heard that somewhere :)

 

Talking about that, where is the new quiz?

 

Tina?

You miss my quiz? They will be back after our theme week. I'm preparing some other things right now. :)

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