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I'll give you the answer in the form of a riddle..

if you take my age of smaller bites, then the brain which it uses, is most likely older. Either that or it is small and portable of small animal like....


lol..can anyone figure it out!?

hckr83 wrote:if you take my age of smaller bites, then the brain which it uses, is most likely older. Either that or it is small and portable of small animal like....

If i actually understod the above, i probably would be able to figure it out, however, english is not my native language and allso i suspect it is'nt yours either, as i understand the english language pretty well and the above still does'nt make any sence what so ever.

How was my spelling?

understod -> understood
allso -> also
is'nt -> isn't
does'nt -> doesn't
sence -> sense

hckr83 wrote:I'll give you the answer in the form of a riddle..

if you take my age of smaller bites, then the brain which it uses, is most likely older. Either that or it is small and portable of small animal like....


lol..can anyone figure it out!?

If I recall, you're 16? I think you wrote that in a post somewhere about law or something...

This would be it.

ok, now that it is revealed!
if you took 16 of smaller bites
if you took 16 of smaller bytes
if you took 16 bits

then the brain it uses
then the cpu it uses
is most likely older
Either that, or it is a small
and portable of small animal like
and portable of small device like


btw, American is my first language..lol(it has it's differences from England English)

hckr83 wrote:btw, American is my first language..lol(it has it's differences from England English)

Notes, just looked very weird to me, and as i usually dont have mush trouble understanding english or american, i figured maybe it wasnt my bad.

Zacariaz wrote:

hckr83 wrote:btw, American is my first language..lol(it has it's differences from England English)

Notes, just looked very weird to me, and as i usually dont have mush trouble understanding english or american, i figured maybe it wasnt my bad.

Don't worry, it doesn't make much sense even to someone who's native tongue is English.

My native language is Slovak and I can understand fully Czech (100%) and some poor Polish (25%) without any knowledge of foreign languages.

As long I am not learning English in school, but from the movies (with subtitles), computer games, etc. - I am learning German in school - what grammatical errors do you obviously find in "my" English language?

Thanks for your response (I know its off topic but this is in General Ramblings, no?)

inflater

@inflater : Dobry vecer, co je nove? .

It's everything I know in Slovak, and Polish is my native language ... I've got a friend from Czech Republic, I can't speak Czech and he can't speak Polish, though we understand each other .

Continuing off-topic ...

hckr83 wrote:btw, American is my first language..lol(it has it's differences from England English)

Um yes, we on this side of the Atlantic had noticed the way in which americans had long ago given up speaking English.

Well, the actual poll was sorta @#$#ed up, so I'll just say it, I'm 15 years old.

hckr83 wrote: btw, American is my first language..lol(it has it's differences from England English)

And Suddenly i wished it was possible to copyright the name of a language. If your going to use our language at least use the right term. You speak English; a very terrible version of English i admit but Americanised English is not a seperate language.

Rex Harrison in "My Fair Lady":

.....There even are places where English completely
disappears. In America, they haven't used it for years!

I'm 14

I'm feeling very old at the moment ...