listen i need to find a free mp3 badger song because i only have dollars not euro or something else!
At 4/3/06 09:13 PM, Nyron-lordof-doom wrote: listen i need to find a free mp3 badger song because i only have dollars not euro or something else!
Rephrase this.
To my knowledge, the only way you can get it is paying 80 sterling pence for it.
At 4/4/06 07:49 AM, Chronamut wrote: hahaha english munney sounds funny :P
american/canadian money sounds confusing...
Seriously, you have like 12 differnt names for all the coins...
im hearing you kushkan, pounds and pence is all we have.
tho bk in the day wen we were imperial we had a whole mulitude of coins....lemme think of sum, the ha'penny, tuppence, sixpence, shilling, i cant remember anymore, but we had loads....ohhh guinea, sovereign, anyways. YEA we only have two now.
At 4/4/06 08:44 AM, pitters wrote: im hearing you kushkan, pounds and pence is all we have.
tho bk in the day wen we were imperial we had a whole mulitude of coins....lemme think of sum, the ha'penny, tuppence, sixpence, shilling, i cant remember anymore, but we had loads....ohhh guinea, sovereign, anyways. YEA we only have two now.
Wow, you're old :D
At 4/4/06 09:57 AM, Khuskan wrote:
Wow, you're old :D
OH god don't say that, i'm only 22 for christ sake, i DO feel old, but don't tell me i am. Heck i feel like im gonna cry now *sniff*. Nah i'm a lil book of useless knowledge, and also the fact that at school i had history lessons lol. i suppose ur only young, christ i just clicked ur name n ur 16, were u even born in the 80's? Now i do feel old. u missed out on the a-team, transformers, thundercats, he-man, knightrider, airwolf, Liverpool FC demolishing everyone in sight. ANGEL DELIGHT. milli vanilla, god my sisters only two yrs younger than you. i'm not ripping you here btw, just astonished as to how young peeps are nowadays, to me ur barely out of nappies lol, In two years time im gonna be a teaching drama to kids who are barely younger than you. and i thought i was down with the kids.........
At 4/4/06 10:06 AM, mega-nova wrote:At 4/4/06 04:36 AM, Khuskan wrote: To my knowledge, the only way you can get it is paying 80 sterling pence for it.I only have american dollars not pence!
dollars and cents, u also call one a penny, see pseudo english still remains n btw just a lil off topic here y did the americans have to simplify the english language? it's centre not center etc etc. we invented it so who gave u the right to change it? we didn't look at a painting by picasso n go 'ohhhhhhh that nose is a little concky isn't dear?' 'yes charles. Shall we change it so it doesn't look conky?' 'Oh, fabulous idea Margeret'.
age is but a number, n yea i was a december baby so u probably are. thats a thing who is the oldest musician/producer on here?
charles. Shall we change it so it doesn't look conky?' 'Oh, fabulous idea Margeret'.
we are a fucking free country we do what we want you stupid frenchy this is how you sound "oh NOES the city is under attack" and
" lets go have some CRUMPETS" they are cookies and it is no!
At 4/4/06 03:44 PM, mega-nova wrote: charles. Shall we change it so it doesn't look conky?' 'Oh, fabulous idea Margeret'.
we are a fucking free country we do what we want you stupid frenchy this is how you sound "oh NOES the city is under attack" and
" lets go have some CRUMPETS" they are cookies and it is no!
LOL, ur young so i'll let you off i'll just correct yo on a few things first, give you a lil education.......
i was just having a little joke anyways and look at you, you've spat your dummy out well and truly. And by the way before you accuse someone of being a Frenchy, check my profile first plz, im bloody english, Crumpets are not cookies u, they are a flour based product that you toast and put butter and jam on, and it isnt toast either before you say that, a cookie as any self respecting person should know is a biscuit, either with or without chocolate chips.
have you noticed anyone else going all sweary because of what i've said? No, so calm down before you write something, your a child mate, i'm a grown adult, who has a sense of humour and the ability to take a second to think and consider what i'm writing before i do write it.
i still want to know why you changed the english language though. ; )
At 4/4/06 05:38 PM, Glaisne wrote: Crumpets in the US are known as "English Muffins"
ohhhhhh, never knew that, well every day is an education
- Badgers?? *Duduuun* BADGERS??? *DUDUUUUUN*
- WE DONT NEEED NO STINKIN BADGERS!
for all you youngsters; first a parody in Blazing Saddles, but with badges as it was originally in some old western, then in UHF with Weird Al. God, do i have to explain everything for you lesser knowing beings? Pah!
Wakka wakka
At 4/4/06 03:44 PM, mega-nova wrote: " lets go have some CRUMPETS" they are cookies and it is no!
LMFAO.
Crumpets are hot puffy cakes you eat with butter and somtimes jam. They are NOT in any way cookies.
'Biscuits' is the word you are looking for, and we only normally use Biscuits to describe cookies that have no chocolate in them. We still call chocolate chip cookies chocolate chip cookies.
Shows how much you know about english culture. At least we don't serve our boiled eggs with maple syrup.
I do realise that you don't actually have the syrup on the eggs, but seriously, having pancakes and boiled eggs on the same plate is disgusting enough.
At 4/4/06 05:38 PM, Glaisne wrote: Crumpets in the US are known as "English Muffins"
n00b
Also, no they arn't. Crumpets and English muffins are two completely different cakes. English muffins are sweeter, although more often served as a savoury meal, and have no holes, while crumpets resemble cooked sponges.
English muffins are normally cut in half along the centre, and toasted, while crumpets are toasted while whole.
I'm British. I know my shit.
At 4/5/06 03:04 PM, wat_u_smokin wrote:At 4/4/06 08:33 AM, Khuskan wrote:....sorry khuskan only 4 names: penny, nickle, dime, quarter.
Seriously, you have like 12 differnt names for all the coins...
no mean to bitch at you though.
Triple post. I'm on a role.
I was right, there are 12. Observe:
Penny, Pennies, Penny's
Nickle, Nickles, Nickle's
Dime, Dimes, Dime's
Quarter, Quaters, Quater's
See? 12!
At 4/5/06 03:28 PM, Khuskan wrote:At 4/5/06 03:04 PM, wat_u_smokin wrote:Triple post. I'm on a role.At 4/4/06 08:33 AM, Khuskan wrote:....sorry khuskan only 4 names: penny, nickle, dime, quarter.
Seriously, you have like 12 differnt names for all the coins...
no mean to bitch at you though.
no offence khuskan im wiv u here mate but your just giving three different names for each coin if you get me, they still got four, which is more than us, and a resounding job on the crumpet situation, absolutely spiffing.
I was right, there are 12. Observe:
Penny, Pennies, Penny's
Nickle, Nickles, Nickle's
Dime, Dimes, Dime's
Quarter, Quaters, Quater's
See? 12!
