[video=youtube;0UsGEyz_2rE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UsGEyz_2rE[/video]
Another awful video from CH.
Boy, CollegeHumor is really hit and miss.
Mostly miss.
Looks like our "baby nation" is going through it's teenage phase now :v:
[QUOTE=Roll_Program;45286298]Looks like our "baby nation" is going through it's teenage phase now :v:[/QUOTE]
FUCK YOU DAD YOU KNOW HOW DEPRIVED I AM? YOU NEVER DO ANYTHING GOOD FOR ME, UGH!
[That's how a spoiled teen would act right? :v:]
[QUOTE=Sourcegamer8;45286296]Boy, CollegeHumor is really hit and miss.
Mostly miss.[/QUOTE]
Collegehumor is a lot like cyanide happiness. They used to be funny back in 2007 but that might just be because I had a shitty sense of humor back then
I think people dislike it more because of countries than it being unfunny,
[QUOTE=Jackald;45287471]That's it young man, no more [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_British_inventions]technology[/url] for you![/QUOTE]
Let's not start this crap.
It was dumb but a few lines were kinda funny idunno
it's my birthday today
another number closer to death
They're just pointing out differences between the two countries that we've already heard a million times
The "honour" thing was pretty clever though, but it felt.... misplaced
This just feels like desperation from college humor.
No one gives a single fuck about Britain on the fourth any more than we do normally. It's just a great day to grill food and watch explosions in the sky while celebrating another year of our country's prosperity.
[QUOTE=JCDentonUNATCO;45287625]This just feels like desperation from college humor.
No one gives a single fuck about Britain on the fourth any more than we do normally. It's just a great day to grill food and watch explosions in the sky while celebrating another year of our country's prosperity.[/QUOTE]
Definitely and besides I don't think Americans know what Britain is anyway its just a time for alcohol and fireworks
boy they do not care about how many people would get angry over this video
I hope that how they can't tell the difference between England and UK/Britain/whatever is part of the joke :v:
What's Britain and the UK? Because the only country I know is the U S A!
Wait, do Americans not put butter on sandwiches? What the fuck.
[QUOTE=Tacooo;45299485]Wait, do Americans not put butter on sandwiches? What the fuck.[/QUOTE]
Welcome to nations developing outside and away from their original Mother nation.
[QUOTE=Tacooo;45299485]Wait, do Americans not put butter on sandwiches? What the fuck.[/QUOTE]
Butter goes on breakfast toast. Do you guys really put it on lunch sandwiches over there?
And you call us fat!
Joke or not it's a really shitty attempt at humour, also American spelling is fucking weird. British English for life
(I am not American ffs I'm Australian)
[QUOTE=Tacooo;45299485]Wait, do Americans not put butter on sandwiches? What the fuck.[/QUOTE]
I don't because I'm lazy, don't like the taste of it and maybe because I'm fucking allergic to it. :v:
It was worth a watch for that damn chick.
How awfully vulgar.
[QUOTE=Atlascore;45307835]British Spelling is the weird one, it tries desperately to be French/Latin with all the weird silent letters and the nonsensical spellings of words.
Examples:
Programme <-- Whats with the silent "me" at the end?
Centre <-- When did "re" start making an "er" sound?
Armour <-- There's another one of the millions of silent u's.
As for the video.. yeah I agree it was a pretty terrible all around.[/QUOTE]
You do know there is a difference between Program and Programme right? Program we use for television or computing, Programme is usually a list of features of an event or show.
Centre and Center we use generally as City Centre or Shopping Centre but if you were talking about a shape or where you're going to meet you'd say Center of the city or Center of the park or even to point out how silly English can be: The center of the shopping centre.
yeah I heard Eggland is dumb whos up for some footsoccer
[QUOTE=Atlascore;45307835]British Spelling is the weird one, it tries desperately to be French/Latin with all the weird silent letters and the nonsensical spellings of words.
Examples:
Programme <-- Whats with the silent "me" at the end?
Centre <-- When did "re" start making an "er" sound?
Armour <-- There's another one of the millions of silent u's.
As for the video.. yeah I agree it was a pretty terrible all around.[/QUOTE]
American English tends to look and act more Germanic, admitting its earlier roots. British English prefers the styles of French (which is, by the way, even [I]more[/I] redundant than English), and therefore spells like that. Neither dialect tends to take much notice of Celtic or Norse things any more, though. There's not really a 'right' or 'wrong' way because each dialect has a different idea of what makes the language beautiful or otherwise good.
[QUOTE=fruxodaily;45306710]Joke or not it's a really shitty attempt at humour, also American spelling is fucking weird. British English for life
(I am not American ffs I'm Australian)[/QUOTE]
"Maths"
[QUOTE=Atlascore;45307835]British Spelling is the weird one, it tries desperately to be French/Latin with all the weird silent letters and the nonsensical spellings of words.
Examples:
Programme <-- Whats with the silent "me" at the end?
Centre <-- When did "re" start making an "er" sound?
Armour <-- There's another one of the millions of silent u's.
As for the video.. yeah I agree it was a pretty terrible all around.[/QUOTE]
Well, 'mediocre' is the same regardless of dialect and it's an -re spelling with an -er pronounciation.
And you can't forget [url=http://cdn.thewire.com/media/img/upload/wire/2014/05/19/shrek1/lead_large.jpg]ogre[/url].
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