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KOEI Warriors Family; Where crazy is ordinary!
Topic Started: Sun Jan 11, 2009 8:06 am (4,912,555 Views)
~Spirited Bellflower~
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And double the praise! :bowdown:
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UpInMahBubble
Thu Jun 16, 2016 9:34 pm
Mr.Honda
Thu Jun 16, 2016 9:28 pm
Yikes. Hurtful. :/

Besides, LDW is the Tonbo Giri around here :tonbogiri:

I didn't mean to offend, I'm just playing with ya :kosho: You're the true Tonbo Giri to me, you even have the name :beard:
Wasn't taking it personally :P I'm familiar with Lounge humor :asia:

Only difference is I keep my Tonbo-Giri to myself :honda:
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Sanada
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Of all the words that have ou in British English and o in American English, humour really doesn't look right to me without the u :mellow:
Or maybe it's being next to Lounge that does have an ou in both.
Edited by Sanada, Thu Jun 16, 2016 9:43 pm.
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Mr.Honda
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I often forget there's differences like that between the two English languages. The one that gets me all the time is "theater" vs "theatre" :wacko:
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Sanada
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For re/er ones I always forget those exist too :lol:
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I'm used to both spelling systems, more so the American one, but I've always preferred the British system for the most part :ph43r:

I like how Canadian is mostly a blend of the two :P
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I will forever remain The Tonbo-Giri wielder :tonbogiri:
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UpInMahBubble
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I just change the spelling accordingly to however I feel like writing it :beard:
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~Spirited Bellflower~
Thu Jun 16, 2016 9:47 pm
but I've always preferred the British system for the most part :ph43r:
In the case of theater/theatre, I agree. Maybe its the French classes I took that bore the -re ending into my mind :ph43r:

LegendaryDragonWarrior
Thu Jun 16, 2016 9:50 pm
I will forever remain The Tonbo-Giri wielder :tonbogiri:
As long as you wield it discretely :whistle:
UpInMahBubble
Thu Jun 16, 2016 9:57 pm
I just change the spelling accordingly to however I feel like writing it :beard:
The Bubble Method :kosho:
Edited by Mr.Honda, Thu Jun 16, 2016 9:58 pm.
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Thu Jun 16, 2016 9:58 pm
The Bubble Method :kosho:
The right method :okuni:
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Sanada
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I'm the same normally, even get called out by my brother for using some Americanisms and spellings, but ou ones I typically always use that variant :lol:

Armour is another one I think just looks much better with the u :mellow:
Most I think seem fine, but a few seem pretty off to me :asia:
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Words like to play tricks on me anyway, no matter how many times I look at a word I'm like "is that right". Especially if it's a really long one :lol:
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~Spirited Bellflower~
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I mostly have the same preference as Sanada-san, with words that end in "our" like humour and honour and armour and candour and stuff :P I'm used to spelling them without the u, but they just look a lot better with them :hehe:

I also like using two Ls for words like travelling and don't like spelling stuff like "judgement" without an "e" :P

Theatre, too, used to seeing that thanks to French and British spellings :P
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Sanada
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Yeah, me and a friend of mine always end up like that to each other when talking on IM stuff. Maybe it's a Scottish thing, as I rarely see people say that too much, but who knows.
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~Spirited Bellflower~
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Sanada-san ninja-ed me! :XD Heh, guess we do have similar preferences :hehe:
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I think my default is always going to be American spellings (for obvious reasons :P ) but when I encounter the British variants (such as on here) I barely blink at it being different.

I just had a situation at work where I had to choose between theater vs theatre and spell check kept disagreeing with me because I kept wanting to use the -re version :P
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Sanada
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Wait, Judgement can work without the e? :blink:

Judgment a thing?
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Thu Jun 16, 2016 10:04 pm
Sanada-san ninja-ed me! :XD Heh, guess we do have similar preferences :hehe:
He's good at that :ph43r:

Well, you are his grand-daughter after all :asia:
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I forget you're all related :doge:

I'm only in one person's family, cause I'm too lazy to make my own :hehe:
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Thu Jun 16, 2016 10:06 pm
I just had a situation at work where I had to choose between theater vs theatre and spell check kept disagreeing with me because I kept wanting to use the -re version :P
That sort of stuff is a nightmare for reports. Spell checks, even when set to British English, really do no agree with a lot of the British spelling. I dunno what it is, but it always flags errors for basic grammar things.

Most annoying one for me being things like realise, the s instead of z ones.
Well that was the whole point of this thread to begin with, anyone who actively posted here really has a family :lol:
Even if it was more of a chat thing before the lounge mostly stole it's thunder.

Some families are more stupidly large, obtuse and nonsensical than others though :asia:
Edited by Sanada, Thu Jun 16, 2016 10:12 pm.
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Yikes, realise :crazy: Yea, spell check doesn't like that one, and I don't think I could get used to seeing it without the "z" :hehe:
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Short reply for now :ph43r:

Indeed I am his granddaughter :woot:

Yeah, judgment is actually a word, really don't like seeing words like that without an e :crazy:

Bubble, you should join my family! :D I wonder why you aren't in it yet :XD
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Sanada
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Coincidentally, one of the things my brother most commonly calls me out on is my constant switching of pronounciation of that letter, zed or zee :P
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You know, I never questioned my spelling of judgement until now ... I think I've always included the "e" :thinking:

And "z" will always be zee to mee :hehe: Even French class couldn't bore that into me :P
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I'm not in it yet because I never leave the Lounge, that's why :kosho:
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