whizzball1 said
bed, ned
You didn't say anything for hours and then go to sleep, ned.
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You didn't say anything for hours and then go to sleep, ned.
whizzball1 said
To be certain, I love America. It's awesome. However, I like the British manner of speech and spellings more than I like that of America. To me, the British spelling rules make more sense. But that's just me. So deal with it.
It's your opinion, and because of the First Amendment due to America, you're allowed to have it, but it's wrong.
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When I can
Okay, I can live with that. Chem this year?
Extra said
Cause of school work. And running.
But you'll still visit us, right?
whizzball1 said
Neither is superior. You're saying what I callously said to Blitz about Spanish.
No, not really. You're not British. If you live in America, the deal is that you love it. So British <<<<<<<< America. We beat them in the war with a bloody militia.
whizzball1 said
I don't spell American English.(Technically they're the same language just different spellings and mannerisms.)
Except American language, spelling, and culture is superior.
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Two weeks after. Bu I may not even b on.
Why?
whizzball1 said
But that says nothing about etymology. Artefact was the spelling. Americans eventually changed to Artifact.
If you care about the etymology, then start spelling "arteficial" and "artefist." The origin is 100% irrelevant, since "artifact" is the correct spelling here in America.
http://grammarist.com/spelling/artefact-artifact/
Not even linking it. You anti-Americans don't deserve links.
Not even linking it. You anti-Americans don't deserve links.
whizzball1 said
My spellcheck says Artifact isn't a real world. Dictionaries are way better.
WHAT SPELLCHECK DO YOU HAVE?
Go American or get out.
whizzball1 said
Oxford has no entry for , only . It comes from the Italian , from Latin . In Wiktionary, is first said to be an "alteration of artefact". By all accounts, is correct and was born artefact.I hate typing italics. Also go to LegendBegins so I can send the PM
I already am. But why not just send it to webmaster?
Artefact is not a real word, according to spellcheck. Get with the times.
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