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Zenincanin 14
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Posted: 18th May 2004 03:46 Edited at: 18th May 2004 03:48
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What's a good one?

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Saikoro
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Posted: 18th May 2004 08:46
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My advice: change ur sig. Its not even done right and judging by the name of the url i sense someone trying to be sneaky and log us off hmm (u trickster )? Just get rid of it, you dont know how to set it up right and the last thing we need is ANOTHER person with that link in their sig (one is enough)

And i dont know of any editors of that kind for DBSpot.

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Dave J
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Posted: 18th May 2004 09:53
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Jeeze, I mean stealing a joke is bad enough, but then botching it up too?! Christ almighty.


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Arkheii
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Posted: 18th May 2004 10:52 Edited at: 18th May 2004 10:58
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Well, if you're talking about HTML editors Macromedia DreamweaverMX is pretty good. But don't trust me

@Exeat: Keep it quiet and just play along okay?

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Powersoft
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Posted: 18th May 2004 20:21
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lol

Just to add to the confusion.
Look at my avatar
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David T
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Posted: 20th May 2004 19:57
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Quote: "[url:http://www.thegamecreators.com/?m=logout]
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I've suddenly got that sense of deja-vous...

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Zenincanin 14
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Posted: 20th May 2004 22:18
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arkheii, looked what the link does- didn't press.


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Posted: 20th May 2004 23:37
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@Z's sig....



now click the cow - LOSER!



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Chris K
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Posted: 21st May 2004 00:26
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Ahh crap.

I just copied and pasted Z's sig.

It logs you out!

What a clever trick - I'm sure plenty of people will fall for that.
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Gir
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Posted: 21st May 2004 02:54
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@Cattlerustler LOL!

I'm makin' a cake...
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Posted: 21st May 2004 02:59
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Ian T
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Posted: 21st May 2004 02:59
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Quote: "It logs you out!"


Did you read the URL

That's a pretty stupid screwup, yeah..

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Posted: 21st May 2004 03:05 Edited at: 21st May 2004 03:07
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I am pretty sure C Knott was sarcastic, yeah?

<unless mouse was too, or they both weren't, then I'd be like a stupid stupid ball in an evil game of sarcasm-pong>

AHHHHHH!

oh well....-glug glug


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Ian T
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Posted: 21st May 2004 03:07
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Doh. Joke's on me

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Posted: 21st May 2004 03:08
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see you did it again!


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Posted: 21st May 2004 05:39
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Quote: "now click the cow - LOSER!"


lol lol!

Click it!!!





Click'em all!!!

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-glug!




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Quote: "deja-vous"
Arrrg the RPG deja vu was bad enough. But now this. Ok, I'm nerodic but you spelt it wrong. It's supposed to mean "aready saw", your saying "already you(plural)"(Kinda ). It's déja vue. There's an accent on the "a" but I'm to lazy to type it in.

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Posted: 21st May 2004 06:58 Edited at: 21st May 2004 08:52
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I think it's spelled (CR said so) as 'vous' because I remember the word from one of the Max Payne cutscene-comic.

Click me!

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are you sure spelt is spelt spelt?


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Posted: 21st May 2004 08:13
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[jokingly pathetic voice]

arkheii, that was mean
CR, that was meaner!
The moose looked ssssssssssssssssoooooooooooooooo cute...I just had to click it...and arkheii, I had to click the link...you guys are such meanies
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Ian T
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Posted: 21st May 2004 20:21
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No, it's not spelled spelt, it's spelled spelled. I really hate it when people use 'spelt'- I mean, since when have plural forms been abbrieviated and had a T tacked on? That's ridiculous... spelt is a grain!

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Posted: 21st May 2004 20:24
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Quote: "No, it's not spelled spelt, it's spelled spelled. I really hate it when people use 'spelt'- I mean, since when have plural forms been abbrieviated and had a T tacked on? That's ridiculous... spelt is a grain!"


No, it's not spelt spelled, it's spelt spelt. I really hate it when people use 'spelled'.

Check it up on dictionary.com.

Quote: "What a clever trick - I'm sure plenty of people will fall for that. "


Plenty have fallen for my sig

Americans might say spelled, but then again we don't speak the same language!

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Posted: 21st May 2004 20:25
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Smelt

I smelt it.

There's one.

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Posted: 21st May 2004 20:27 Edited at: 21st May 2004 20:28
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if you smelt it, you dealt it


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Posted: 21st May 2004 20:36
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Spelt?
Dealt?
Learnt?

Quote: ": I checked a few sources and found no such word as "usadge".
: Also I found no such word as "spellled".
: The irony of it all!

Although Ms. Camel seems to need help in how to stop spelling "spelling", there is, I believe, a transatlantic difference with the past tense and/or past participle of the verb "to spell". For some reason, my tendency is to opt for "spelt" - "I spelt it out for him". Similarly, I'd opt for "learnt" rather than "learned". Am I right in thinking that this is not the way you'd do it over the pond?"


Wow, english is more complex than we think. Just been reading a site on how to learn English. To Be + Conjunctions anyone? Modals + Auxiliaries?

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Quote: "No, it's not spelt spelled, it's spelt spelt. I really hate it when people use 'spelled'."


The alternate spelling was added because it's such a popular mistake. That is how English evolves, I suppose, but I'll stick with the technicaly correct version .

Quote: "Learnt?"


Urgh!

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Quote: "The alternate spelling was added because it's such a popular mistake. That is how English evolves, I suppose, but I'll stick with the technicaly correct version ."


Yeah, which is spelt! I think 'spelled' came afterwards, that's the way a language evolves.

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I've never seen anybody use / say learned in my life (excluding online). Honestly.

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Posted: 22nd May 2004 00:33 Edited at: 22nd May 2004 00:33
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Ralph Wiggum used learned

well... learneding

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ive never understood y ppl wud click that link without checking it (bottom left hand corner of the browser!)


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Yeah, he got me the first time, but only cuz my status bar was gone.. not everyone has their status bar on you know

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well they shud have it, or be shot! i always make sure its open, even at school wen it automatically closes!


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Quote: "Yeah, which is spelt! I think 'spelled' came afterwards, that's the way a language evolves."


Nope. I'm fairly certain spelled is the original, as I've been studying Old and Middle English for school this year (will make certain after dinner). 'Spelt' is a slurring of 'Spelled', and eventually the spelling got chopped down too. But as I said, I'll check later.

Quote: "I've never seen anybody use / say learned in my life (excluding online). Honestly."


What a world we live in . You must not read many books either ?

Edit-- Surely you at least pronounce it spelled/learned?

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You're right. I've extensively studied the change between the Englishes too... I think I sort of blocked that out in reference to those words 'cuz I'm so used to the -ed affix. But spelt is the original. I stand corrected!

*Goes into search/replace (spelled=spelt) mode*

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Posted: 22nd May 2004 17:16 Edited at: 22nd May 2004 17:16
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Quote: "You're right. I've extensively studied the change between the Englishes too... I think I sort of blocked that out in reference to those words 'cuz I'm so used to the -ed affix. But spelt is the original. I stand corrected!

*Goes into search/replace (spelled=spelt) mode*"


Lol, no problem

I did find a "how to learn english" web site that listed all of the type 2 participles, among them were

to rid -> rid / ridded
to quit -> quit / quitted
to learn -> learnt / learned
to spoil -> spolit / spolied
to dreamt -> dreampt / dreamed

http://www.eslfocus.com/grammarfolder/irregverbgroups.html

Glad that's sorted. Now my next crusade - stop people pronouncing H "haych".

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O... Kay!

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O... Kay!

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Same to you too.

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