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English	by caiusman	2002-06-05 03:15:29
There ain't no truth to that statement, homedog. (n/t)	by stradenko	2002-06-05 03:21:52
no truth at all...	by sketcher	2002-06-05 03:31:11
You should probably tell them how	by Naruki	2002-06-05 03:53:04
better english?	by chris_t	2002-06-05 04:25:52
There is the point that since 'american' as a launguage branched of from english some few hundred years ago it has actually changed less than English has in that time. This means that the american that American's speak is closer to 'origonal' english that the english that we Brits speak. On the other hand the fact that English and American seem to be the international launguages of choice for many has been attributed to their flexability and adaptability in picking up new words from other launguages.
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Spelling nitpick	by knightsofni	2002-06-05 04:48:21
Precision II	by caiusman	2002-06-05 05:10:28
I thought it was "disk" for floppy disk...	by Stavros	2002-06-05 05:13:04
I never noticed,	by pecosdave	2002-06-05 05:57:24
I use c and k interchangeably	by mcnutcase	2002-06-05 05:59:09
Disks vs discs	by SMcV	2002-06-05 08:51:47
Now I don't mean to be a pedant...	by IByte	2002-06-05 13:50:14
Well...	by Nea	2002-06-05 13:56:13

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