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I'm here to relentlessly pursue you for unpaid taxes! You ARE being audited! HAHAHA!
Taxmaster is dead! He cannot save you now, and he cannot return!
I hereby declare: My reign is mighty and absolute! The Taxmaster cannot be reborn and he is NOT a real American. And BTW Hulkamainia is dead as well because he was not a real American either. Show spoiler
My subjects, YOU ARE DOOMED! Now pay up!!!!111!!!!!!1!!!!!!11!!!!!~11! |
B-B-But I keep telling you, I'm not Timothy Geithner. :(
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No matter, fool! You are to be heavily taxed--and I shall come to your home and place of work to pursue you for unpaid taxes!!!!!11!!!1!!!!!!
HAAHAAAHAAAHAAAHAAAHAAAA! |
*twirls mustachio*
What's this? The Americans' taxmaster is dead?! As was long expected by Her Majesty's government, the Americans are not fit to have their own government - they are incapable of protecting their taxmasters from death. It is only fitting that they bow down to Her Majesty's Imperial Tax Department, the one taxmaster that shall never die! HAHAHAHAHAH!!! Together, America shall be ours once again! o_Q |
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Ah damn! You mean to tell me, that I'm going to have to start pronouncing my words like when I have a dentist's fingers in my mouth? Well that really sucks! I mean, who can afford a 24/7 dentist? They're not cheap you know. :raise: |
Oh by the way, I forgot to mention something. Many American English spellings are included in the OED. In fact, it prefers the American -ize to the 'proper' -ise.
The '-ize' is actually older, and '-ise' was adopted because the English wanted to be more like the French. :eek: Oh yeah, and 'u' doesn't need to be 'reinstated', since the -or spelling is also older than -our. Again, trying to be more like the French. :eyes8: Wait, I almost forgot! Aluminum is also older than 'Aluminium'! :explode: Seems to me like America is the last bastion of proper English, while Britain let the language mutate because they wanted to be, of all things, more like the French.:rofl::rofl::rofl: Since we believe in freedom though, you can still speak your bastardized language, though these truths would probably hurt the British linguistic superiority complex. Note: My own spelling varies between the two, since being born in England with one parent from either country (and 2 other citizenships, though they're tangential to this), raised and educated toddlerhood through high school in America , educated at university in England, and coming back to live in America, really confuses one on what is done how. However, the British should know the truth before they start declaring their English the 'real' type, lest they embarrass themselves. Just as Americans need to figure out that there are more than 2 English accents. |
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I concede, good sir, although I think we can both agree it's all one big bloody mess. :p And what's this about clappers for bells? :xp: |
MUUUAhahahahahhahaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
Yes, there is nobody to save the American people from me. My minions Sabre and Astor shall raze the land and I shall rule with an iron fist!!! I will audit you and tax you unfairly! the 15th is my daaaaaay! HAAHAAAHAAA! Your heroes Patrick Cox and Hulkamania are DEAD! DEAD DEAD DEAD DEAD DEAD DEAD DEEAAAAAAD! :dev11: :dev11: :dev11: |
Seriously American LFers, pay your taxes. I need to get paid. I promise I normally do things other than browse LF, just not right now since I'm recovering from injury/surgery. Oh, by the way, thanks for paying for my surgery and pain meds. Especially the meds.
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Freeloader. :xp:
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The idea of there being a 'proper' English is a rather peculiar one, especially given the number of dialects in England alone -- both rural and urban. And that's discounting all the colonial dialects that are developing out there, coloured by native vocabulary, accent, and sentence structure. I think the preferred idea is one of 'Englishes'. There is naturally a 'Stardard English' in each country, but that is a point of necessity for ease of communication. Gif þu wilt Englisc beon wiðutan ænig Frecisce word, then you may as well speak Old English and even that isn't without influence from French. Languages influence one another, it's a part of language evolution. Our language has been enriched a thousand times over by the adoption of countless foreign words into our lexicon, or word hoard, to be Germanic about it. |
(Pavlos is originally British but is trying to be more like the French)
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Personally, I don't think there is a 'real' or 'proper' form of the English language, since it's in a constant state of evolution. The only unchanging languages are dead ones. As you pointed out, it's impossible to only accept 'original' English as 'proper', since languages swap so much back and forth between each other that English in it's 'purest' form wouldn't be remotely similar to what we know today. I just like pointing out certain facts to linguistic supremacists and making them upset. Quote:
I don't want to sound greedy, but it seems strange how much money you're sending to CEOs who break their companies and are already rich, instead of me. (Or a slightly less worthy cause than me, like education or roads or curing vegetarianism or something.) |
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Boy I tell ya what...never thought a joke thread would turn into a serious discussion about the English language.
OK. Joke is up. I say Hulkamania and Patrick Cox, the Tax Master, are dead. Punchline: Hulkamania will never die and... Only <X, where X equals duos to infinity of repeat of last digits in post #... or just plain nothing> can kill the Tax Master. So at that I leave you all with this: http://cdn3.knowyourmeme.com/i/000/1...jpg?1301556309 You may all continue with the serious discussion of the English language. Though I give you all my braining and my blessing. :) |
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I'm still alive yo. And I'll get you all next time! NEXT TIME!!!!!!! Mwahuhahahahahaaaaa!
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