haha 23. 58 now

Lets see...

2541

A lot of it was from Futuro. Too bad I still can't rep him back because I don't ever rep anybody else.

Im incredibly happy with my girlfriend.

Im watching Bill Bailey. Life is good.

i hadd some baileys irish cream last night in my drink.

i have 570 rep

Poll: Color or Colour?

lol
someone cummed in your drink

/lame

Colour.

Colour.

Color

im not british color

[QUOTE=stevensonmat2;13329861]im not british color[/QUOTE]

Its also French/French Canadian among other places.

Collar

I'm American, but I still spell it colour.

I refuse to spell it the other way.

What's wrong with Color??

It is incorrect.

^
W0ot!
Yeah for Aaron.

It doesn't have the finesse of colour.

Think of the importance that colour has on us. Everything we describe, we describe with colour. Everything is made up of colour. Colour determines beauty more than shape, texture, scent, or anything else.
Colour is the essence of our very existence, and it deserves a u.



English teachers hate it, but can't mark it wrong because it's not wrong.

The best band ever used it as Color.

So we all know that since "Color me Bad" used it as color it is official.

no. Websters dictionary proves you wrong. We are in America fool

My fifth grade teacher marked off my sevens because I put a line through them.

What an ***.


Which came first?
England and France
or the USA


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The U doesnt add beauty. The U adds ugliness. Proof? The word ugly starts with U. (I was going to say "U are ugly" but i changed it)

Your teacher was a doosh.

Edit: To Lime.

Language is derived from sounds. The pronounciation of Colour is a rounded sound, just like sound coincidentally, so spelling it Color would change the word.

[QUOTE=Aaron;13329977]Language is derived from sounds. The pronounciation of Colour is a rounded sound, just like sound coincidentally, so spelling it Color would change the word.[/QUOTE]
Ur rong cuz "Color me bad" is wright.

They don't use the dictionary line on me.

F[B]u[/B]ck, sh[B]i[/B]t, p[B]i[/B]ss, poop, pee, c[B]o[/B]ck, pussy, anus, and cum are in the dictionary too, so I should be able to freely use them in an essay, so long as the definition pertains to the subject.


Edit: Beauty would be nothing with out ugliness, though.
If nothing were ugly, then how would we derive beauty? We wouldn't.
The letter U is beautiful in itself for this. It's a lot like death. We shun death, but it's the very thing that makes us appreciate life.

Death hovers over us from birth, a looming thought constantly in the back of our minds. Death is the universe, and universe begins with U.

So U, it's a beautiful letter that is ugliness with the importance of everything.

[QUOTE=MeaninglessPhoto;13329971]Your teacher was a doosh.

Edit: To Lime.[/QUOTE]

She still is.

color FTW!

Yeah the dictionary has those words. But the dictionary tells us how to spell words, not when to use them in an essay.

Aarons argument is pretty strong

The dictionary doesn't tell you how to spell words because you have to know how to spell words to use the dictionary in the first place.

The pronunciation is an obvious one, except that there are a lot of words in our language that don't sound anything like they're spelled. Isn't English known for being an illogical language?

lol, i hate ****ing english language, its like the most insane language, and its my language, i have no other.

Colour


its american irish who screwed the american dictionary. Damn those IRISH!

[QUOTE=Quinto;13330271]lol, i hate ****ing english language, its like the most insane language, and its my language, i have no other.[/QUOTE]

Learn spanish. It's very easy.

Ive always found that Italian was easier than Spanish IMO.

I wanted to learn German, but quickly gave up. I'd only learn a couple phrases and then just forget about it.

[QUOTE=Win A Rabbit;13329397]Hitler wasn't Aryan, which I've always found to be weird.[/QUOTE]

He was a smart guy, if a little nuts. Blonde hair and blue eyes are both recessive traits, so the population could be more easily controlled. If it was brown haired, then you would still have two brown haired people having a blonde child, which is no good for your sense of unity.

too easy

[quote=Pespi;13330072]The dictionary doesn't tell you how to spell words because you have to know how to spell words to use the dictionary in the first place.

The pronunciation is an obvious one, except that there are a lot of words in our language that don't sound anything like they're spelled. Isn't English known for being an illogical language?[/quote]
English isn't illogical, however because it has latin influence [when the Romans invaded Britain] there are some irregularities. In the most case though, it's sound based.

[QUOTE=Aaron;13330599]English isn't illogical, however because it has latin influence [when the Romans invaded Britain] there are some irregularities. In the most case though, it's sound based.[/QUOTE]

There is a particularly neat phrase in english 'I saw a man on a hill with a telescope'. It has around 3 or 4 interpretations in most languages, but I believe something like 24 in english.

Woot Woot! Just won a vintage Drouyn 10x12" Marching Snare off ebay. Going to be my new aux. That's 10" deep! $100AU plus shipping!

did u neg rep me aaron? >.<