@Omelet: Actually, neither british, nor american, english is the same as it was when we split off from the English Empire, and both our dialects evolved from there, sometimes to different spellings and names for things.
@TARDIS: I didn't. The Doctor's TARDIS's name is "Sexy Thing", so you are now TARDIS.
edited 4th Oct '11 6:51:13 AM by deathpigeon
@Germany:...Oh. Um...Thank you, I think...
Oh, and for those of you who don't know American English, British English and Australian English are actually pages on this wiki.
edited 4th Oct '11 6:54:06 AM by megamagikarp
-passes out the tropers' respective wines & alcohols-
I'M GOING TO GET OUT OF THE U.S, WITH OR WITHOUT YOU!!!There are different types of english!
American English, Australian English, British English, New Zealand English, Irish English, Nigerian English, Welsh English etc! It doesn't have to be in the global dictionary to be a known part of the English Language!
Over here, we mainly use BrE, and some parts of AmE, add some slangs and native Nigerian ethnic stuff and you get NgE.
@Frankie -chugs wine- This isn't strong enough. Candy?
edited 4th Oct '11 7:04:07 AM by ShadowBender
Sanity? Why would I need a useless thing like that? Now posting as Motor-Runner.Hell, there's a new type of English known only to the youth.
It's called Modern London English (gaahhh! Why always that boghole?), and combines English, colloquialisms, and words from other languages, e.g. Patois, Urdu, to create a new urban English.
Which sounds really shit, and chavvy. Thank god it only applies to London.
edited 4th Oct '11 7:06:07 AM by Inhopelessguy
@Pho: :(
I hope the torches I placed weren't affected. I know the concrete can take some, but...
I now go by Graf von Tirol.





We already have a troper called TARDISES...
Unfortunately.