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Brigantium said:
I live near a hospital and it's 8pm Thursday, which means a massive amount of noise from vehicles blaring their horns out on the main road, people cheering on their doorsteps, banging bin lids etc.
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It's getting a bit tiresome now. :lol: It also interrupted the Within Temptation concert I'm watching in YouTube.
 
Brigantium said:
Yes you do. Unless you were trying to spell 'gargoyle'.
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Okay, allow me to show you what my spelling was for 8 years until when I posted this comment:

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I also thought veins are the ones that go out of the heart to the whole body. Then I learnt those are the arteries. And somehow I completely forgot that fact, I had such a dejavu yesterday when I rediscovered that fact...
 
Shmoolikipod said:
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Steve Harris could make a chorus out of this.
 
Einstein is not an English word though. My German teacher said it was "if I and E do the walking, it's the second one that does the talking" for that langauge.
 
Speaking of 'weird', it always struck me as weird that an amulet in Diablo 2 was called Tancred's Weird. Some archaic meaning perhaps?

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Saapanael said:
Speaking of 'weird', it always struck me as weird that an amulet in Diablo 2 was called Tancred's Weird. Some archaic meaning perhaps?
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Wyrd in ye olde English meant “fate” or “destiny”. I’ve also seen some fantasy novels use “weird” as an alternate word for an arcane creed of some kind.
 
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