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What?? 
English is illogical. The problem is, that a native English speaker cannot recognize, that he is speaking like a little kid in the eyes of a German
Seriously English is a language which is really too easy to speak, because you can build any illogical sentence and everyone understands what you mean. In the German language you have to be precise to explain things.
English is illogical. The problem is, that a native English speaker cannot recognize, that he is speaking like a little kid in the eyes of a German Seriously English is a language which is really too easy to speak, because you can build any illogical sentence and everyone understands what you mean. In the German language you have to be precise to explain things.
Marcus Valerius said:
I really hope it won't be, too. Every crusader would tell you that there were many differences between catholic feudalism (let's don't forget that Poland or Hungary were also feudal states especially since the XIII centuary) and system in Byzantium.
Hive said:
Or Arabic. Whilst it's not actually illogical, there is no recognised "authoratative" agreement on all the rules of Arabic grammar. But I don't mind as it has a lovely alphabet which (depressingly) I can write in neater than in English
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I wonder if all armies/regiments must have a ruler/lord attatched as leader,
or whether there will be army leaders without land?
Btw I like the look of the screenies - they look nice and crisp
or whether there will be army leaders without land?
Btw I like the look of the screenies - they look nice and crisp
my empire for a beard,
are beards part of the gene thing? :rofl: :rofl:
myself I have much difficulty with growing a beard, I've got an open spot underneath my chin - like an upside down monk's head
are beards part of the gene thing? :rofl: :rofl:
myself I have much difficulty with growing a beard, I've got an open spot underneath my chin - like an upside down monk's head
Nikolai II said:(I prefer Minsk's adage 'squeaky wheel gets DA KICK')
Never heard this one.
With all the screaming for the Byzie screenies I would think it is a Stimulator rather than a Simulator.Havard said:
Deserteur said:
I blame the Normans
Old English was very regular, very Germanic and had all kinds of coolness like a dual tense.
Spruce said:my empire for a beard,
are beards part of the gene thing? :rofl: :rofl:
myself I have much difficulty with growing a beard, I've got an open spot underneath my chin - like an upside down monk's head
Yes, beards are genetic... you need a Y-chromosome to grow them.
:rofl: :rofl:
*looks at the message log*
Hey, seems as if I have laid claim to the title of Bishop of Valais. Why would a Polish king want to become bishop of a province in switzerland???
Hey, seems as if I have laid claim to the title of Bishop of Valais. Why would a Polish king want to become bishop of a province in switzerland???
beowulf said:Yes, beards are genetic... you need a Y-chromosome to grow them.
I would like to know what the heck the arms of Södermanland, (granted 1560 in Sweden) is doing there...
Maybe it got drunk and woke up in a very strang place.Birger Jarl said:I would like to know what the heck the arms of Södermanland, (granted 1560 in Sweden) is doing there...
beowulf said:Yes, beards are genetic... you need a Y-chromosome to grow them.
Unless she's greek. (rimshot!) :rofl:
Martinus said:
While I don't know if Mieszko is a Polish name, I personally would guess that someone who calls himself Mieszko on the forum would.