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I think you meant "invoke".

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=envoke

Nice rant. Too bad the first 2 posters to comment on it couldn't keep their pedantry in their pants.

When faced with "Psychology isn't a science", envoke the might Wilhelm Wundt.
That he was an early psychologyist is a moot point. The man could make water walk on his surface.

The mention of his name makes the average new age spagbandit shit themselves and flee.

I'd have gone with Wilhelm Wundt.

I think its pretty debatable whether the US "saved" anyone in WWI, though I won't dispute WWII.

WWI was a family fight that we should have stayed out of.

And we helped in WWII, but we billed our friends for it.  

To start with America sold goods to Germany as well.

And at the start of WW1 the British soldiers all wore German made uniforms, which is slightly better than German maid uniforms, which is what I wrote the first time I tried to convey this information.

Its all true, and you'll obey it as offical history.

I'd like to see this.
Most britons just revert to their natural languages if you remove the queens English.
Like, "Ar't a'rait yoth, hast th'e bin t' miarket un oss ust tandum".
      (Hello, how are you? Did you go to the shops in the car or on your bike)

TGRR-intends to become queen?

Spelling mistake becomes acceptable.

No.

What do you care? Its one small bit of a small country far far away.

Spelling mistake becomes acceptable.

Aufenthatt- learned how to spell in birmingham.

Talking of misuse

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miDv4pT6grM&feature=email

Its all true, and you'll obey it as offical history.

I am Canadian, and I loathe all the extra "U"s in our language.  I type them mostly because it was beaten into my brain in school, but I hate them and think they are idiotic and unnecessary.

The truth is, a lot of Americans were illiterate in the early days. So when Engish was being rolled out you could get rid of some of the letters that didn't make sence because they'd changed from the latic/viking/french. Or they didn't fit the accent.

Wha-huh?    Interesting revisionist idea on the great vowel shift, man.

Also, "Sence"?

Yes, sence.

http://www.sencebirmingham.co.uk/

look at his behavior towards European countries - look at his behavior towards the Queen and the lack of respect he showed - look at the lack of respect he showed towards the white policeman. He is arrogant. I don't see the European leadership falling over themselves to be standing near him

? Where you even watching?

Italy?

All 60 million?

Big fence.

I am Canadian, and I loathe all the extra "U"s in our language.  I type them mostly because it was beaten into my brain in school, but I hate them and think they are idiotic and unnecessary.

The truth is, a lot of Americans were illiterate in the early days. So when Engish was being rolled out you could get rid of some of the letters that didn't make sence because they'd changed from the latic/viking/french. Or they didn't fit the accent.
But its been so long now that English 1.2 is out of date too.

TGRR - ironically supports the progressives

You intend to kidnap the whole EU?

Is that illinois prison ready yet?

Also, because of legal ramifications, I suggest excluding the Melatonin if you're under the legal age in your area to take it.

Is that the one that puts you into SWS but supresses REM?

Aufenthatt
Remembers sleep stages from musical conotations

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8482630.stm

The UK Supreme Court has ruled that special Treasury orders that freeze the assets of terror suspects are unlawful.

That's okay.  It's old news that the US has said they feel free to kidnap British subjects on British soil, so assets really aren't a concern.

We shoot brazilians on sight.

You can't be too careful.

I know, I mean can you imagine a world where you respected rights and liberties, whilst at the same time noted the effects of offending your allies.

Seriously, people are starting to favour the EU over the US...  IN BRITAIN!