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Posted: **6/4/2005, 5:37 pm**

So are we refering to the language or the country here?

Posted: **6/4/2005, 5:40 pm**

I think the bigger question here is whether it's pronounced "thuh" or "thee"...

Posted: **6/4/2005, 5:53 pm**

"thee" before a vowel

Posted: **6/4/2005, 5:57 pm**

Posted: **6/4/2005, 7:50 pm**

this should totally be an olde english thread. :nod:

Posted: **6/4/2005, 7:59 pm**

Posted: **6/4/2005, 8:01 pm**

crack

Posted: **6/4/2005, 8:03 pm**

and pizza

Posted: **6/4/2005, 8:07 pm**

'Ello. Jolly good morning we 'ave 'ere, indeed.

Aye.

Posted: **6/4/2005, 8:13 pm**

AYE IS SCOTTISH.

whore.

Posted: **6/4/2005, 8:48 pm**

is g'day english?

Posted: **6/4/2005, 10:07 pm**

australian

Posted: **6/4/2005, 11:17 pm**

we totally already had a thread like that, noobs

Posted: **6/4/2005, 11:39 pm**

I started it!

Posted: **6/5/2005, 12:06 am**

Mexicanos al grito de guerra.........................

Posted: **6/5/2005, 12:13 am**

or this thread

Posted: **6/5/2005, 12:25 am**

i'm not looking for that queen, she's ugly.

Posted: **6/5/2005, 12:26 am**

sure you arent
you totally want to c-bomb her again

Posted: **6/5/2005, 12:32 am**

the only 4 letters i wanna use is

N
E
V
A
!

The(?) English "Thread"