Pfft. Yeah maybe you should start pronouncing it correctly. I don’t know what’s with you Americans. You’re not supposed to say ‘pie’, but ‘pee’.
I know pie is the ‘conventional English pronunciation’ (fuck you Wiki), but come on. You don’t pronounce the letter P in English pie, so why would you do it in Greek. It’s Pi alright. Goddamnit.
@...Snarky Parker:
Most of those concepts are from other countries… from the hamburgers to the UFC. America didn’t “invent” this stuff, humanity did. And who can blame them? Meat and cheese taste great together and watching people fight is one of the oldest pasttimes next to prostitution. :*
@...DieA: I thought I was a grammar nazi, but I only ride people if they are mispronouncing things from their OWN language. You may as well go complain to the Aussies and Canadians for their English variations as well. Or for that matter, one of the five other sections of the UK who speak mixes of Cockney and Gaelic. 🙂
Ï€ !
Awesomeawesomeawesome.
I wish I had some Ï€. I’m starving.
Pfft. Yeah maybe you should start pronouncing it correctly. I don’t know what’s with you Americans. You’re not supposed to say ‘pie’, but ‘pee’.
I know pie is the ‘conventional English pronunciation’ (fuck you Wiki), but come on. You don’t pronounce the letter P in English pie, so why would you do it in Greek. It’s Pi alright. Goddamnit.
DieAntagonista, most people here can’t master one language, let alone two.
@Die A:
The hell with ya; we got cheeseburgers, guns, missiles, explosions, Wal-Mart, the CIA, and…the UFC dammit.
@...The_Hanz: You do have a point sir Hanz.
@...Snarky Parker:
You’re so cute.
@...Snarky Parker:
Most of those concepts are from other countries… from the hamburgers to the UFC. America didn’t “invent” this stuff, humanity did. And who can blame them? Meat and cheese taste great together and watching people fight is one of the oldest pasttimes next to prostitution. :*
@...DieA: I thought I was a grammar nazi, but I only ride people if they are mispronouncing things from their OWN language. You may as well go complain to the Aussies and Canadians for their English variations as well. Or for that matter, one of the five other sections of the UK who speak mixes of Cockney and Gaelic. 🙂
@...CathyLong: The Cheeseburger was supposedly invented in Pasadena California and the first hamburger was supposedly served in Wisconsin.
so many names for a make-believe god?
Just worship Odin and life is so much simpler amd truthful
so many names for a make-believe god?
Just worship Odin and life is so much simpler and truthful
@...KommissarKvC: Odin’s two whole fucking syllables, by Crom!
This is what * actually believe.
they left out Abgithetzqwrashamenkegadikeshbamratztaghaqamamamnayaglepzeqsheqiayeth – the 45-letter Name of God…
@KommissarKvC: Simple people prefer simple religions.
BTW, religion is a drug you moron.
@...garbledxmission: You prefer simple drugs? Try Arsenic.
“and one by one the stars were all winking out”.
You may want to add Metatron as a tag since the many names of G-d are attributed to his writings.
@CathyLong:
I was just joking you know; I’m not trying to cover the origins and history of every single noun that I type out, lol…
¶What do Transformers have to do with it?
* @...hufnmouth:
@...HoChunk: Odin may be two syllables, and Crom may be one, but dammit, Maud’dib conquered the universe.