You laugh you lose

Err, I’d pick my examples more carefully if I were you Jambo, if I’m not mistaken that was the original name for it and it was us proper-English speakers who changed it to make it more consistent with other element names.

I just did a search for ‘Valve are’ on the forums and turned up eight hits (and not of some acceptable form like ‘the employees at Valve are’). If I picked some other names of organisations, companies and groups I bet there would be dozens and dozens. And yet I can’t find an example of you quibbling this anywhere else, so I think you’re lying there.

I’ll admit that it’s not perfect English but I must also admit I’m a bit ticked off at you making a big thing about it in this casual chat thread that’s riddled with memes, colloquialisms and other English failures. Especially since your crusade seems to have missed every other person who’s ever done it, which is most of us here.

Eh, I’m fooling around here, I don’t mean to crusade, and I don’t mean to single you out. It’s poking fun at everyone who does it (meaning all you British and Australian folk). I’m just playing around. :slight_smile:

Anyway, to avoid hostility, it’s just a minor known difference between American English and British English. It’s in here somewhere.

On with the funnies!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jBKKV2V8eU

First person shooter disease.

Saw it a couple of weeks ago on Kotaku, pretty funny.

The SF guy who dies at the end cracked me up.

I winned so far.

Well if you ain’t special.

Did you know that the original Half-Life had a gay zombie? Yes that’s right, HL1 was quite the PC game (get it, pc…politically correct).

Don’t believe me? In the Office Complex chapter there’s a zombie coming out of the closet :lol:

:expressionless:

More like your avatar I bet :stuck_out_tongue:

How about no.

That sucked.

i knew that, but ‘special k’ also is a special name for ketamine ,)

I just lost.

^just lost.

Me too.







LMAO at the last one!

The Obama one made me lose

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