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If any spelling were to be incorrect in the English language, it would be incorrect in all dialects. American spelling and whatnot is no less proper than yours, just a bit different.

Color: correct English.
Colour: correct English.
Kuller: incorrect English.

And that's your perception of it; I'm not telling you you have to like it, or not to have an opinion on it, but I just found your blatant statement that American football is a "whimpy" sport a bit stuck up. Yes, we have a sport over here, similar to rugby apparently, called football, and omg - we like to reduce the chance of injury! Sorry we Americans aren't as brave and tough and smart as you lot overseas... and for the record, American football isn't so easy and cushioned as you seem to think it is.

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Although this is going off topic, American Football IS English Rugby for whimps, they where every type of protection possible, and in England all they wear is Gum sheilds,shim pads (Although that is to avoid studs ripping through your legs) and if you suffered something with your shoulder, shoulder pads - And thats only because if you injure them again, you run double, treble, codruple the risks, and in America they cover every part possible.




And my point was if any spelling was to be incorrect in the English language, it would be the American way.[/quote]


Wat? Have you ever even PLAYED Football? Do you even know the pain you have to go through while playing and enjoying the game? No, so shut up and deal with it. I bet if you say this too an American football players face he will break you.[/quote]

Lol, we're going waaaaaaaaaay off topic here, I shall continue via PM.[/quote]


In Brazil. Football means Soccer
In Mexico Football means Soccer
In America Football means " Catch a Ball... and tackle down any opponents.
In Britan Football means Rugby. I have no idea what you do in rugby, but at least we americans are smart enough not to walk around the world injured.

Lusso: Your really confusing now.

FOOTBALL: The ENGLISH term for football is what Americans call "Soccer".
RUGBY: The ENGLISH term for Rugby is what Americans call "Un-protected American Football"

And what on earth are you talking about "In Britain, football means Rugby"... Err - Football means Soccer, but in English.

I already said that we shall continue this through PM, the topic has been solved and we're just going waaaaaaaaay of topic, so I will call a Moderator.

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Waay of topic. Let me put a slam in a wolves head in this. Football is the #1 American sport. Rugby is #1 Brittan sport. I played rugby. I find a little similarity to football. So what?

Err - No it's not, i'll think you'll find Football (Wrongly accused of being "soccer") is Britain's number one spot.

No, you just werent using the BBCode correctly.

You're a retard friend. End of discussion. The main point of this topic was to prove an error. Not Football/Rugby. If people want to fight over about it. Not on Baltosource.

*gobsmacked* your the one trying to start the flaime! I stated my Opinion, then we started going off topic by talking about the languages, and then I said that American football is for puffs (Which I still (And a few others) stick strongly with that) and then you started calling me a "Tea-sipping Git".

STOP STOP STOP!

No more of this! The original point of this topic has been resolved already!


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