Ruben Schade 
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Justified Ancient of Moomin
Mikee
ๅ@ThermiteBeGiants @piepants The Trad/Simp joke will never grow old. I genuinely still find it funny :)
Otte Homan - remember Geordie
Ken Scambler@ThermiteBeGiants I am reliably informed by new Australians that English (Explicit) is a cunt of a dialect
Anyia, refuelled ๐ณ๏ธโโง๏ธ girl
Joscelyn Transpiring@ThermiteBeGiants waitโฆso whatโs Kiwi English?
Birdhouse in Your [Redacted]@JoscelynTransient @ThermiteBeGiants ๐ณ๐ฟEnglish (wholesome)
@coolandnormal @ThermiteBeGiants sounds bout right to me, Kiwis always made me feel so welcome and kind
Errol Cavit@ThermiteBeGiants Watching Aussie dashcam videos is highly entertaining, did to the colourful responses from the cammers.
unattributed ๐โ๏ธ@ThermiteBeGiants I would have said:
๐บ๐ธ English (Obfuscated)
Richard Penner@unattributed @ThermiteBeGiants
There are vast regions of the US where the names Don and Dawn are phonetically indistinguishable. Also: Marry / Merry / Mary; Pour / Poor / Paw; Cot / Caught ; and Stalk / Stock.
Non-alcoholic fizzy drinks may be called soda, pop, tonic, soda pop, or coke, which any cryptologist will tell you is an attempt to prevent decoding by introducing the noise of variants.
D. G. MarshallNo fucking lies detected.
Skeptiker@ThermiteBeGiants Second Option should read English with lots of fucks
Melroy van den Berg@ThermiteBeGiants English (traditional America)
English (Noord America)
English (East America)
English (Australia)
English (Noord America)
English (East America)
English (Australia)
AlsoPaisleyCat ๐จ๐ฆ@ThermiteBeGiants
๐จ๐ฆ English (Politely and Quirkily Profane) & French (Bloody-minded)
๐จ๐ฆ English (Politely and Quirkily Profane) & French (Bloody-minded)
โฏ ๐ฎ๐ณ English (Logical)
Where else can one prepone a meeting to do the needful?
eena meena me@ThermiteBeGiants i also speak ๐ฎ๐ช English (explicit)!