Message from @Agamemnon's Death Mask

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2018-11-07 01:14:31 UTC  

But also tea kettles arnt common here

2018-11-07 01:14:35 UTC  

I drink coffee like a Chad

2018-11-07 01:14:36 UTC  

Even the electric ones

2018-11-07 01:14:36 UTC  

@Agamemnon's Death Mask that's why the monarch needs to flex their authority <:pepe_smug:378719408341909506>

2018-11-07 01:16:41 UTC  

Teabags were invented accidentally

2018-11-07 01:17:04 UTC  

Tea bags were invented to piss off the brits

2018-11-07 01:17:20 UTC  

They were initially portion sized tea leaves

2018-11-07 01:17:22 UTC  

So like the word "Aluminum"?

2018-11-07 01:17:29 UTC  

Just don't

2018-11-07 01:17:32 UTC  

loooooool

2018-11-07 01:17:48 UTC  

It's worse because aluminum is technically more correct

2018-11-07 01:18:09 UTC  

Because that word changed 3 times

2018-11-07 01:18:17 UTC  

After the second americans said fuck it

2018-11-07 01:18:51 UTC  

Yup. You got aluminum right but colour has a u dammit

2018-11-07 01:19:15 UTC  

Cull-oo-er?

2018-11-07 01:19:21 UTC  

HOLY SHIT 33%

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2018-11-07 01:19:29 UTC  

These variations in spelling exist because of differences between American English and British English. Color is the spelling used in the United States. Colour is used in other English-speaking countries. The word color has its roots (unsurprisingly) in the Latin word color.

2018-11-07 01:19:29 UTC  

Has a U, Australians also agree

2018-11-07 01:19:37 UTC  

Ours is closer to the root word

2018-11-07 01:19:56 UTC  

COH-LOO-UURR

2018-11-07 01:19:57 UTC  

Also @galesteppes the monarch flexing authority sounds good, but Charles is next in line...

2018-11-07 01:20:08 UTC  

Its not our

2018-11-07 01:20:11 UTC  

Its or

2018-11-07 01:20:26 UTC  

cull-hour?

2018-11-07 01:20:27 UTC  

I still don't get your spelling of "mum"

2018-11-07 01:20:30 UTC  

I thought it goes to his son

2018-11-07 01:20:38 UTC  
2018-11-07 01:20:39 UTC  

Why do you put an O in it

2018-11-07 01:20:45 UTC  

Maahhhmmm

2018-11-07 01:20:47 UTC  

Mum

2018-11-07 01:20:54 UTC  

The dropping of the u was primarily down to the Collins dictionary wanting to differentiate the US from the UK

2018-11-07 01:21:11 UTC  

Still weird

2018-11-07 01:21:29 UTC  

Mum is a shortened of ma'am, itself a shortening of madame

2018-11-07 01:21:33 UTC  

tbh, most of the British accent was developed AFTER the war

2018-11-07 01:21:46 UTC  

Debatable

2018-11-07 01:21:55 UTC  

Look it up and weep

2018-11-07 01:21:55 UTC  

Also define British accent

2018-11-07 01:22:08 UTC  

If you don't pronounce the h in hour or honor, what the fuck should you pronounce the h in herb ?

2018-11-07 01:22:30 UTC  

Because I don't sound like any fucker north of the Watford gap and I'll fight you over that

2018-11-07 01:23:05 UTC  

Northern england accent is the true accent of the british people. Change my mind.