What irritates you the most between...

[Legendary Apophis]

I didn't understand what you said.

[~wolverine~]

I didn't understand what you said.

init lol

i get people from around my area saying that lol, that sorta **Filtered** lol xD

[gunners_andy]

HAVE 20P AND CALL SOMEONE WHO GIVES A No


Have a nice day now

[Legendary Apophis]

HAVE 20P AND CALL SOMEONE WHO GIVES A No


Have a nice day now

Uh-huh...very interesting.

[~Kronos~]

HAVE 20P AND CALL SOMEONE WHO GIVES A No :)


Have a nice day now

You can call me

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[gunners_andy]

HAVE 20P AND CALL SOMEONE WHO GIVES A No


Have a nice day now

You can call me

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SWEET YOU MISSED THAT ONE HAPPY DAYS

[Zeratul]

Though not so much a problem in the English language, the problem that annoys us is when people divide up words that should not be split up. Like writing "wheel chair" instead of "wheelchair".

we're also annoyed at all those silly people speaking/writing in the ways of the former colony known as Britain and all those completely unnecessary uses of the letter "u". Its overly complex and does not add flavor to the text... (we dont mind their use of "bloody" in every sentence though... that adds flavor...)

*grins at the British in this thread*

[GrizzZzzly]

*grins back ferociously*

[Kit-Fox]

Removed

[Zeratul]

Yes. They come with unreasoned arguments, attacking reasonable words and phrases that they cannot understand.

They also show a considerable lack of understanding of the English language, often to the point of incoherent sentences filled with errors in grammar and spelling. Most annoying to encounter.

The nation currently known as "great britain" started out (in semi-recent days) as a colony. There is no denying that. Before that, it was populated by primitive populations. The most prominent part of England's era as a colony, is the time between around 790 CE and 1066 CE when it was a viking colony.

[Kit-Fox]

Removed

[Zeratul]

*grins*

(what else could we possibly do that would be fair now?)

[dastupy]

I don't know what ur saying, but we do have a nice whether the past days;

If you want to do it "properly" wrong:

I don't now watt ur saying, but we do have a nice whether the past days

Doesn't understand his own topic.

[Legendary Apophis]

I don't know what ur saying, but we do have a nice whether the past days;

If you want to do it "properly" wrong:

I don't now watt ur saying, but we do have a nice whether the past days

Doesn't understand his own topic.

Doesn't understand my post.

[dastupy]

I don't know what ur saying, but we do have a nice whether the past days;

If you want to do it "properly" wrong:

I don't now watt ur saying, but we do have a nice whether the past days

Doesn't understand his own topic.

Doesn't understand my post.

You adding more "fail" by using grammar fails that weren't mentioned in the OP?

gg b00n