@Jani-tor: The part of me that DOES get it is shutting down neuron by neuron at the moment.
English Potion.
Well you would likely develop an atrocious cockney accent, start snarfing fish n chips, snogging random people, driving on the wrong side of the road, and calling for the Queen Mum and cheering her on.
OR you would develop such an awesome grasp of one of the most bizarre non-pictographic languages in the world that they surrender all power to you.
edited 10th Feb '11 7:35:42 PM by TuefelHundenIV
Who watches the watchmen?I learned today why English is such a bugnuts crazy language.
If you look at the correspondence of Lewis and Clark exploring the west, you'll notice very strange spellings of words still in use.
This is not because they spelled the words wrong. This is because this was prior to the modern invention of the Oxford Dictionary, at a time when there was no single official correct spelling for any word.
We have come a long way.
edited 10th Feb '11 7:43:08 PM by SPACETRAVEL
whoever wrote this shit needs to step on a rake in a comedic fashionWatch out for Charlie, he wanders into your brain and TAKES OVER while you are trying to grade papers. And then does not man the answering machine properly when you take just one little step out of your mind. Surpressing ALLCAPS mightily.
The owner of the Pocket may not care about the 16 buckets and the leaky roof but the board of health does. I went there for my post class grog and cheer and was greeted by a blacked out building with an orange condemned sign. There was a cardboard sign that said "Closed for repairs, open soon, stop by the Other Pocket and see us". I am the saddest blackcat that ever was.

Rational Linearity? Here? Among the Cobbies? It is to laugh. Ha-ha.