That just made my day! & Writer's Block: Misdirected Mail

[sleepingwgods]

I have sent a "boyfriend-girlfriend" forward email to a gay classmate I had in NMH in 2005... I only realised it much later and facepalm'd myself, couldn't email the guy since then for fear he thought I was stupid >__< And I really liked the guy too, I thought he was awesome and a great writer and I'd love for us to keep in touch, but even now as I

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[melinen]

Hello from another random person. :D

Couldn't resist commenting when I read that White Rabbitt guy's comment - so arrogant and so American in that not so good way. Lol... I fully support the British English spelling, it sounds so much better too. (My university native English teachers are all from Britain and I love their accents). :D Besides, wasn't British English before American English anyway? At least the first Americans that spoke English came from Britain... so that should answer the question of which spelling is the "proper" one. ;D

/end of a totally random comment ^^;

[sleepingwgods]

Hi and THANK YOU, that's what I told the guy as well ;)
Ahh the British accents... irresistible but sometimes incomprehensible @__@

[melinen]

That they are. Cockney, for example... that is something that often makes me go "um, what did you say again? o_o". XD But I still like to listen to it. :D And that rhyme... thing (slang? or what was it, can't remember now ^^') they have, that is interesting.

[lather2002]

haha, I Love the British Accent of English Kirls :D I find it so very sexy :D

[lather2002]

Yes, the first Americans were English subjects. But hey, they had the sense to do the right thing and break away when the mother country became too hard headed for their own good. ;)