I love how you argued it haha. Wait...trixs??
It confused me a lot. He was all "It's how are you" "No it's not, that's silly trixs are for kids not hellos."
It's true. English women are easy. Well, many are. Many are not. I don't know the percentage. I never knew that. I always use how's tricks. Now I know something about it. Cool.
You also have funny sayings. Andy asked me "Hows tricks?" today in which I went WHUT? I looked it up on urban dictionary and it told me.... question one usually asks hookers who "turn tricks." It means how are things? Or how is business? Usually this is said to loose women but the derogatory connotation is usually missed by most. So apparently you have a bunch of loose women in england. Which explains a lot to be quite frank.
Lef-tenant. I honestly don't know how we came up with that. Leiu. Latin. It's said leiu. In leui of. We even say it as leiu on its fecking own! It's in our dictionary as leiu! But I still say lef-tenant because I'm proud of the English language. I don't want to speak American, which I consider a different language. And if people accepted that FACT, then there wouldn't be so many ridiculous arguments about who is right because it's a fecking different language, and if it ever was the same language, then the English are write anyway because we made it up, as well as making you up. Gragh!
How do you say it?
I think you have me at leuitenant. xD
You guys can't say anything xD We pronounce aluminum the way we spell it. You pronounce it the way YOU spell it. And you guys don't pronounce letters, usually vowels. You just completely ignore that some are even in words.
What is that even in reference to? xD Also, you can't pronounce thing. Case in point: aluminium. Not only can you not pronounce it, but rather than just admit that you're rejects, you decided to change the spelling too!
