The 'try and keep up with ridiculous counting rules' game

[Wolstenholme]

88. Yeah but if we were judging countries by how much you like saying their name in their accent then the top 3 would be:

Way-ells (Wales)
Deutschland (Germany)
Scuutland (Scotland)

[SaRo|Rapidash]

89.

I always find it really hard to NOT say Australia in an Australian accent

[Hitmonchu]

90. That's just what you think. Smelly.

[Wolstenholme]

91. There are better things to say in an Australian accent though, like Pavlova or Granola

[Hitmonchu]

92. Granola's pretty fun

[the bread dragon]

93 the only accent i can speak in is my own =(

[Hitmonchu]

94. which is....?

[the bread dragon]

95 just a normal american one... boring lol

[Hitmonchu]

96. Always wondered if Americans have an accent or if they are like the template...

[the bread dragon]

97
well the UK came first, and in a sense created america, so ours, more or less evolved feom theirs.




at least that would make sense not sure about lotsa these àçćèñť things
see what i did there with the accent marks

[SaRo|Rapidash]

98.

What happened was:

Old English -> American
      |
      V
'new' English

So basically English English and American English stemmed from the same language but both evolved on their own (hence how America has a few weird spellings)

[the bread dragon]

99
yeah we spell some stuff odd over hhere xD

[Hitmonchu]

100. Sdrawkcab tnuoc lla ew si elur wen ehT

[Wolstenholme]

101. Why did that look like Welsh.


I have a South Yorkshire accent

[Hitmonchu]

1. The rule was to count backwards, back to 1