PIzza has far more nutritional value than packaged ramen

Cheap food. Cheap nutrition.

I spell how I spell because it's closer to origin, but I speak any words within the language as they are fair game. I have no need to be from anywhere other than where I am now. I love Colorado, and I have the "North Western" accent you are talking about. Still, as far as accuracy goes, London is as close to origin as we can get.

Not from the UK. Just pisses me off when Americans are like "WE DON'T HAVE ACCENTS, YOU GUYS DO". Our language comes from their country. They are right.

Oh you're one of those UK versions of a weeaboo, using "twat" and all that. Here's the thing, man. There are a variety of American accents just like there are a variety of accents across the UK. Southern, East Coast, Midwest, etc. Check this video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8mzWkuOxz8. What I'm saying is, if you go to the Northwest US, people generally pronounce things very phonetically rather than putting any type of influence on anything. I read the word "idea" as "idea;" my grandmother from the East Coast pronounced it "idear." She had the accent, because she pronounced it differently than it was written. It's not a problem, I'm just saying, if you are quantifying accent as a deviation from the written phonetic pronunciation, then the NW has little to no accent.

I spell how I spell because it's closer to origin, but I speak any words within the language as they are fair game. I have no need to be from anywhere other than where I am now. I love Colorado, and I have the "North Western" accent you are talking about. Still, as far as accuracy goes, London is as close to origin as we can get.

Scarification. its brutal, but it looks cool

*COUGH* THEUKISTHESOURCEOFYOURLANGUAGEYOUFUCKINGTWAT *COUGH*

Actually, queen Elizabeth the first demanded that the English language to be pronounced differently and 'invented' the posh British accent you hear these days. And maybe demanded is not the right word, but she and the nobility adjusted their accent and the rest followed because it was 'cool'. So in fact, American/Australian accents are much more like the way 'original' English used to be pronounced, rather than modern day British. Still, the whole discussion is bullshit. As long as you can communicate with each other, I believe.

The more you know....

Not all English accents are "posh", and the UK includes Ireland and Scotland (at the moment), neither of which are "posh".

The more you know?

That's cool bro, you still put emphases on things in very stylized ways compared to us. Also I'm fairly sure that despite your being from the UK, you didn't invent the English language, so no need to get so prideful about its origins.

Not from the UK. Just pisses me off when Americans are like "WE DON'T HAVE ACCENTS, YOU GUYS DO". Our language comes from their country. They are right.

Oh you're one of those UK versions of a weeaboo, using "twat" and all that. Here's the thing, man. There are a variety of American accents just like there are a variety of accents across the UK. Southern, East Coast, Midwest, etc. Check this video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8mzWkuOxz8. What I'm saying is, if you go to the Northwest US, people generally pronounce things very phonetically rather than putting any type of influence on anything. I read the word "idea" as "idea;" my grandmother from the East Coast pronounced it "idear." She had the accent, because she pronounced it differently than it was written. It's not a problem, I'm just saying, if you are quantifying accent as a deviation from the written phonetic pronunciation, then the NW has little to no accent.

I spell how I spell because it's closer to origin, but I speak any words within the language as they are fair game. I have no need to be from anywhere other than where I am now. I love Colorado, and I have the "North Western" accent you are talking about. Still, as far as accuracy goes, London is as close to origin as we can get.

I don't know as I don't know what a Northwest accent is. I'm usually okay with North american accents, Partly thanks to copious amounts of US TV programming that we get, I think

If you give me a sentence I'll say it on that voice recording website and send you a link so you can decide for yourself

>Make iron daggers
>Understand how to work ancient dwarven metal

>if you made nearly 4000 iron daggers in real life
>daggers in real life
>real life


>dwarven metal

You'd be better at iron, but I doubt you would be much of a dragonbonesmith after only practicing on iron daggers.

I'll just copy+paste my other comment:
>if you made nearly 4000 iron daggers in real life
>daggers in real life
>real life


>dragon bones

But how would you apply that to a horseshoe or platemail.

You would understand how metal is shaped and worked much better, it certainly won't make you a worse smith.

>Make iron daggers
>Understand how to work ancient dwarven metal

>if you made nearly 4000 iron daggers in real life
>daggers in real life
>real life


>dwarven metal

Or just really good at making iron dagger

They're moderators. Orange names plus the rank things indicate what rank of moderator they are.

im sorry, what dif I just hear? I'm not a lardass, and I don't sit on the computer all day. I have a minimum wage job at burger king, a girlfriend, a best friend whom I've known since I was 3, an xbox, a ds, and a beautiful town which I perfectly enjoy walking and or biking around in the spring and summer seasons.

Also, I didn't say the colorblindness made me any better than another person or peoples. Your assumptions make me chuckle in disbelief.

You are coming across as a cynic and I am personally glad I've never had the misfortune of dating you are anyone like you :/

14. There is nothing unique about this, this is just attending a sporting event with no knowledge of the sport, which people do fairly often in order to impress people.
15. Washable or not, it's vandalism. Enjoy your fine.
16. Police show up because they think your charades are just a distraction from someone else who is trying to break in.
17. Without the rest of the body, it's just going to look like you photographed a pair of boots in random different places.
18. Some of us work for a living, why do you have all these suggestions where I stay up all night until the dawn? Furthermore, most cities essentially shut down after about 9pm. Further further more, it's like asking to be mugged to walk around a city all night.
19. He probably will create you split pea soup with creme fraiche and a fat loogie because you tried to deviate from a menu he worked hard to put together, not to mention doing so while he's in the middle of a rush so that he's not able to serve the other customers who actually want to adhere to the menu in a timely manner.
20. That would be neat for about 3 1/2 minutes. What do you do for the other 2 hours and 26 minutes?

You are coming across as a cynic and I am personally glad I've never had the misfortune of dating you are anyone like you :/