Radegast74
Space Marshal
I came here to see what this thread was all about...and I am not disappointed!
Wereman!?! Canada is teaching 14th century linguistics? Plus in that case wouldn't it be wereman and wifman both of which usages died out around the same time (thanks to French influences supplanting perfectly good Anglo-Saxon roots). The only common modern use of were is werewolf (manwolf) iirc.Aaaaah.
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Human, mankind and man are words for everyone.
Woman and Wereman are the correct words for the genders.
Men at work, man the rigging, etc, are the correct gender neutral terms for things! Why is a forest creature using proper English?
Because socialist Canadian schools!
delete pls
You can have a whiff man but puff puff pass.Wereman!?! Canada is teaching 14th century linguistics? Plus in that case wouldn't it be wereman and wifman both of which usages died out around the same time (thanks to French influences supplanting perfectly good Anglo-Saxon roots). The only common modern use of were is werewolf (manwolf) iirc.
Don't you mean Québec?You can have a whiff man but puff puff pass.
And you are correct. Canada speaks 14th century English.
We blame the French!
To be more specific, we blame the Acadiens, who speak an odd mashup of 14th century french and modern english :pDon't you mean Québec?
Can you know the full power of the dark side!Only after consuming the proper amount of alcohol.
Mistake exist to be drowned in alcool
You are both correct.I think that works in both directions. Mistakes exist to be downed in alcohol. Alcohol exists to make mistakes. Also remember to add salt to mistakes for it makes them taste great.
But...Aaaaah.
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Human, mankind and man are words for everyone.
Woman and Wereman are the correct words for the genders.
Men at work, man the rigging, etc, are the correct gender neutral terms for things! Why is a forest creature using proper English?
Because socialist Canadian schools!
I am oppressed!!All of those terms seem to exclude avian and sasquatch kind though, so clearly they're oppressive.