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Do remind me who invented America as it is now?Well, Al Gore invented the Internet. That makes it American....
There is no such word as "cookt" so there is no such word as "learnt".
Get with the program. Jump on board and come on in for the win.0 -
Well, Al Gore invented the Internet. That makes it American....
There is no such word as "cookt" so there is no such word as "learnt".
Get with the program. Jump on board and come on in for the win.
Hahaha. Now I know you're a troll. You fail. Whatever happened to quality trolls? You gave it away too easily. It's rather disappointing. You create a bad image for good trolls who try to maintain a quality image.0 -
Well, Al Gore invented the Internet. That makes it American....
There is no such word as "cookt" so there is no such word as "learnt".
Get with the program. Jump on board and come on in for the win.
So much ignorance is so few words! This must be some kind of record.
bahah. so good ^
& if you are such an expert on the internet, search it for the word "learnt"0 -
Well, Al Gore invented the Internet. That makes it American....
There is no such word as "cookt" so there is no such word as "learnt".
Get with the program. Jump on board and come on in for the win.
As an ambassador for America, I would like to inform everyone on the internet that this man is not representative of our country. As a matter of fact, he's a Russian terrorist trying to sabotage us from within. That is all.0 -
This is America. There is no such word as learnt. Get with the program.
Lol perhaps someone should go back to school. Thank goodness we dont all live in america.0 -
Well, Al Gore invented the Internet. That makes it American....
There is no such word as "cookt" so there is no such word as "learnt".
Get with the program. Jump on board and come on in for the win.
LOGIC!
I suggest you not take the SAT's anytime soon.0 -
Well, Al Gore invented the Internet. That makes it American....
There is no such word as "cookt" so there is no such word as "learnt".
Get with the program. Jump on board and come on in for the win.
As an ambassador for America, I would like to inform everyone on the internet that this man is not representative of our country. As a matter of fact, he's a Russian terrorist trying to sabotage us from within. That is all.
says the Canadian.0 -
Well, Al Gore invented the Internet. That makes it American....
There is no such word as "cookt" so there is no such word as "learnt".
Get with the program. Jump on board and come on in for the win.
MANBEARPIG!
EXCELSIOR!0 -
I know technically, since "learnt" was used in the past participle rather than past tense, it is technically acceptable in other countries. But since the Internet is American, people should learn to use American English. Cisco devices make up > 70% of the Internet backbone devices and Cisco was founded in America. Therefore the Internet is American.
Now silence the clamor before I unplug your Internet. Or would that be "clamour" in Canada???0 -
You now technically what? Finish your sentences man.I now technically, since "learnt" was used in the past participle rather than past tense, it is technically acceptable in other countries. But since the Internet is American, people should learn to use American English. Cisco devices make up > 70% of the Internet backbone devices and Cisco was founded in America. Therefore the Internet is American.
Now silence the clamor before I unplug your Internet. Or would that be "clamour" in Canada???0 -
I now technically, since "learnt" was used in the past participle rather than past tense, it is technically acceptable in other countries. But since the Internet is American, people should learn to use American English. Cisco devices make up > 70% of the Internet backbone devices and Cisco was founded in America. Therefore the Internet is American.
Now silence the clamor before I unplug your Internet. Or would that be "clamour" in Canada???
Learnt is an acceptable word in the USA. The end.
The internet would also exist if the USA was unplugged. All that would happen is some routing would become a mess temporarily and obviously American sites wouldn't be available.0 -
That's it. No more Interwebz for you....Anyone else?
You now technically what? Finish your sentences man.I now technically, since "learnt" was used in the past participle rather than past tense, it is technically acceptable in other countries. But since the Internet is American, people should learn to use American English. Cisco devices make up > 70% of the Internet backbone devices and Cisco was founded in America. Therefore the Internet is American.
Now silence the clamor before I unplug your Internet. Or would that be "clamour" in Canada???0 -
I now technically, since "learnt" was used in the past participle rather than past tense, it is technically acceptable in other countries. But since the Internet is American, people should learn to use American English. Cisco devices make up > 70% of the Internet backbone devices and Cisco was founded in America. Therefore the Internet is American.
Now silence the clamor before I unplug your Internet. Or would that be "clamour" in Canada???
It is acceptable in the US - simples.
http://grammarist.com/spelling/learned-learnt/0 -
Wrong on all counts.I now technically, since "learnt" was used in the past participle rather than past tense, it is technically acceptable in other countries. But since the Internet is American, people should learn to use American English. Cisco devices make up > 70% of the Internet backbone devices and Cisco was founded in America. Therefore the Internet is American.
Now silence the clamor before I unplug your Internet. Or would that be "clamour" in Canada???
Learnt is an acceptable word in the USA. The end.
The internet would also exist if the USA was unplugged. All that would happen is some routing would become a mess temporarily and obviously American sites wouldn't be available.0 -
I now technically, since "learnt" was used in the past participle rather than past tense, it is technically acceptable in other countries. But since the Internet is American, people should learn to use American English. Cisco devices make up > 70% of the Internet backbone devices and Cisco was founded in America. Therefore the Internet is American.
Now silence the clamor before I unplug your Internet. Or would that be "clamour" in Canada???
How's your Mandarin?0 -
I'm sorry. I love all you guys...
I have learnt my lesson.......0 -
Wrong on all counts.I now technically, since "learnt" was used in the past participle rather than past tense, it is technically acceptable in other countries. But since the Internet is American, people should learn to use American English. Cisco devices make up > 70% of the Internet backbone devices and Cisco was founded in America. Therefore the Internet is American.
Now silence the clamor before I unplug your Internet. Or would that be "clamour" in Canada???
Learnt is an acceptable word in the USA. The end.
The internet would also exist if the USA was unplugged. All that would happen is some routing would become a mess temporarily and obviously American sites wouldn't be available.
As someone who deals with this daily, I know I'm not. Thanks for playing.
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America unplugged = BGP broken and only cheesy third world sites to browse = back to ARPANET = no internet.
Wrong on all counts.I now technically, since "learnt" was used in the past participle rather than past tense, it is technically acceptable in other countries. But since the Internet is American, people should learn to use American English. Cisco devices make up > 70% of the Internet backbone devices and Cisco was founded in America. Therefore the Internet is American.
Now silence the clamor before I unplug your Internet. Or would that be "clamour" in Canada???
Learnt is an acceptable word in the USA. The end.
The internet would also exist if the USA was unplugged. All that would happen is some routing would become a mess temporarily and obviously American sites wouldn't be available.
As someone who deals with this daily, I know I'm not. Thanks for playing.
I still love you though.0 -
But since the Internet is American, people should learn to use American English.
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Easy to fake.0 -
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Haven't you learnt that I cannot be wrong? I am American.0 -
Wrong on all counts.I now technically, since "learnt" was used in the past participle rather than past tense, it is technically acceptable in other countries. But since the Internet is American, people should learn to use American English. Cisco devices make up > 70% of the Internet backbone devices and Cisco was founded in America. Therefore the Internet is American.
Now silence the clamor before I unplug your Internet. Or would that be "clamour" in Canada???
Learnt is an acceptable word in the USA. The end.
The internet would also exist if the USA was unplugged. All that would happen is some routing would become a mess temporarily and obviously American sites wouldn't be available.
As someone who deals with this daily, I know I'm not. Thanks for playing.
leash!0 -
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Oooh, I like Kelly Pickler. She is HAWT......ty0 -
Oooh, I like Kelly Pickler. She is HAWT......ty
lamest troll ever.0
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