Americans

Ok so i know this is the UK and all but why is there so much arguing between us over stupid stuff? fo instance in the Us we say i majored in math for college here however it has to be maths. whats the point in arguing over it.
However heres the kicker we are still arguing about the american revolution. things that happend over 231 years ago and still arguing. Shows how well we gwt along eh?.
Oh and the last thing you call your pants trousers and your underwear pants. which is stupid to me. so why are we still arguing over stupid stuff like this? makes me wonder.

yeah, I agree, Underwear is a way better term

Sooo.....     What?@Taytaz: I agree... Or maybe under-pants...

What are you talking about?

Can't you tell?

Crazy American, trying to change proper English

We had the word trousers first, and you go and change it into pants, wtf


Flame war soon?

I'm there! (Or here... or wherever it's going to be...)

mom

???

they spell mother = mom
Jam = jelly
underpants = underpants
YAYAY

well this is common english. So why dont they call the way we speak American and the way you speak English???

Ares989 wrote:Ok so i know this is the UK and all but why is there so much arguing between us over stupid stuff? fo instance in the Us we say i majored in math for college here however it has to be maths. whats the point in arguing over it.
However heres the kicker we are still arguing about the american revolution. things that happend over 231 years ago and still arguing. Shows how well we gwt along eh?.
Oh and the last thing you call your pants trousers and your underwear pants. which is stupid to me. so why are we still arguing over stupid stuff like this? makes me wonder.

Because we invented the bloody language, and this is the UK. That's why.

Isn't pants just short for pantaloons - another word for trousers? And over here in blighty we use the word pants as a shortened version of underpants. Underpants itself meaning "under pantaloons". So really, we're both right, and we should all kiss and make up, start a family, move to the country drink cider and live a happy, productive carefree existence.

Hang on, cider isn't alcoholic in the u.s. is it?

Nooooooooooo!

Ares989 wrote:well this is common english. So why dont they call the way we speak American and the way you speak English???

we do call it American it's the Americans that call it English although it's blatantly not because you use z's far too much even in laser which is supposed to be an acronym so it can't have a z and what's with the Americans rejection of the letter u i like that letter, oh and you've got the other words in the american language taken from Italian, German and other non English languages zucchini being an Italian word originally the english word is courgette

lol...you dont see me complaining saying u English and Americans have to talk like us Scottish. its called the English language for a reason =], the words u guys have are also diff in this country.. now wouldn't it annoy u having Scottish/American/English/welsh(English speaking part)/Irish, all as different languages because of a few words?

just thinking about=p