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I hate when installers have "British English" and "American English" listed

It should say "English" and "English (simplified)"

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  • 6
    English and Murican
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  • 11
    The US: it's all about efficiency! That's why we leave out the superfluous 'u' in "neighbour".

    Also the US: use a 2.5t truck instead of walking 500m to the bakery.
  • 5
    @Fast-Nop this demonstrates that it's about laziness, not efficiency
  • 2
    @Fast-Nop you forgot to use the imperial measurement system for the truck. The US are not complete without their stupid measuring system
  • 3
    @tombjarne That's environmental responsibility: if you fill up gallons, you need fewer of them than you'd need litres.
  • 4
    English (bloated with french) and English (partially debloated)
  • 3
    If it was German, people would start to write Colo:ur to be inclusive.
  • 0
    Sod off you wanker bugger.
  • 1
    Yeah it should be
    English (Correct)
    English (Wrong)
  • 0
    British pint vs American pint: which would you prefer? Not talking about types or brands, but size
  • 1
    Or, as per linguistic history: English and Original English before it was changed to reflect on the petulance felt by getting our asses handed to us by a bunch of colonials, yes, let us make ourselves sound different.

    Fuck yeah, I said it.
  • 0
    @AleCx04

    Fusty English 'r kicketh the bucket wench!

    translation:

    Old English or die bitch!
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