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I used the word “check” (US English) instead of “cheque” (correct English) above. Though I’m somewhat ashamed, it was totally worth it for all that time I saved writing only five letters instead of six.
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- Need help remembering the U.S. states? A simple two-step guide can be found in today's comic:
http://t.co/5fYjcDbj2012/05/05 - Also canon: ION MAN and the EX-MEN
http://t.co/T4iKPbxs2012/05/04 - I thought, "Wouldn't it be funny to do a gag about "Nick Furry". But then I googled it: ALREADY PART OF MARVEL CANON
http://t.co/m6u1ZFn32012/05/04 - Disappointed in @BBCNews. Despite losing 17 councils so far, we still haven't had a SINGLE interview with the leader of "No Overall Control"2012/05/04
- My 'You are the Ref' limerick for this week:
http://t.co/9kQWypoQ2012/05/03
Boom! Welfare check!
…oops, it was a wolf. Now PETA guys will eat me alive.
Wolfware check?
Check…. You should be more than “somewhat ashamed”
. What’s the world coming to if we can’t rely on cantabs to uphold the Queen’s English?
uuuhhhhh… Shouldn’t it be called old english now, seeing how its the oldest english form in use (not to be confused with olde english)?
Heh… British people… But q’s are so much fun!
Quite Quarreling Quint questions Quiet-Quip Quentin! In the quay queue, no less!