[barnum]

also, one of the kids in bowerstone says "I woke up on a slab and can't remember my name. i am THE ANONYMOUS ONE!!" from planescape:torment

[James Butts]

Check The Post Dates!!!!!!

[XXdrowninflameXX]

Anchorman reference in one of the perfumes
"60% of the time it works..every time."

[Jmax09]

Check the post dates??

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[Walker]

In this case it's almost certainly okay, seeing as the alternative would be them making a whole new thread to mention these...

Which I don't remember having heard before and wouldn't have caught if I had. How sad.

[LittleJBanks]

Originally Posted by fable2rules123

In Fable 1 u spoke British

now that shows peoples ignorance. british is not a language so you cant speak it. however english is a language and you can speak that.

[adenp9070]

but i think we al know wht he means, brittish is the way we in england speak, americans speak english but a varyed form

[Tsuyu]

(The) British are people from the UK, not a language or variant of language. It is called American English and British English. After all, you don't speak American, do you?

[adenp9070]

some of it, we have many differances though, like a penut butter and jelly sandwich, jelly means different things, pants means different things, fanny means different things i dont know how many there are but if i went to america im sure there would be alot of confusion in a conversation, also we do use the term 'he speaks brittish as there are so mant variants here, it would mean posh english, then theres essex (me), scouse, northern, ****ney, cambs, jordy, manc ect all are english but very different

[Tsuyu]

Local custom doesn't make it correct, nontheless.

[adenp9070]

slang does as thats now part of the language

[Tsuyu]

No, there is no language called British. Just because I call apples "round pears" doesn't make them pears.

[adenp9070]

no because thats a different fruit like comparing english and spanish, if you called it a granny smith, or golden then yes it would be correct because its a variation. english, american, c ockney, scouse, british are all variations, if i said hes talking british everybody would know what i ment giving it a meaning, if i said hes a billy, everybody here will know what i mean whereas alot of people on here probably wont

[Darksteel]

When you first go to wraithmarsh the guy named old gregg is from a very scary british tv show

[Dr. Oz]

Having a mangina does not make him scary.