Better Vaccinations Through Chemistry?
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Better Vaccinations Through Chemistry?:
Because it’s so much bigger than America?
Nah, it's because we don't use unnecessary vowels.
Shorter is sometimes better - something that Canadians (and Brits) can probably relate to.
@George-K said in Better Vaccinations Through Chemistry?:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Better Vaccinations Through Chemistry?:
Because it’s so much bigger than America?
Nah, it's because we don't use unnecessary vowels.
Shorter is sometimes better - something that Canadians (and Brits) can probably relate to.
Yours is the country that gave us the words winningest and burglarize.
Need I say more?
I was only joking
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@George-K said in Better Vaccinations Through Chemistry?:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Better Vaccinations Through Chemistry?:
Because it’s so much bigger than America?
Nah, it's because we don't use unnecessary vowels.
Shorter is sometimes better - something that Canadians (and Brits) can probably relate to.
Yours is the country that gave us the words winningest and burglarize.
Need I say more?
@Doctor-Phibes said in Better Vaccinations Through Chemistry?:
burglarize
Because "burgle" sounds so much better?
You're welcome.
I suppose you'd prefer "nick?"
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Rob.
Three letters. No ize.
Burglarize. Fucking hell.
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Rob.
Three letters. No ize.
Burglarize. Fucking hell.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Better Vaccinations Through Chemistry?:
Rob.
Three letters. No ize.As I said, you guys are used to shorter things.
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And, what the actual HELL is this "innit" stuff?
I mean, I understand your love for shorter things, but what's wrong with saying "isn't it?"
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And, what the actual HELL is this "innit" stuff?
I mean, I understand your love for shorter things, but what's wrong with saying "isn't it?"
@George-K said in Better Vaccinations Through Chemistry?:
And, what the actual HELL is this "innit" stuff?
I mean, I understand your love for shorter things, but what's wrong with saying "isn't it?"
Londoners. I refuse to accept responsibility for their crassness. We say ain’t it in the civilised part I come from.
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@George-K said in Better Vaccinations Through Chemistry?:
And, what the actual HELL is this "innit" stuff?
I mean, I understand your love for shorter things, but what's wrong with saying "isn't it?"
Londoners. I refuse to accept responsibility for their crassness. We say ain’t it in the civilised part I come from.
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@George-K said in Better Vaccinations Through Chemistry?:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Better Vaccinations Through Chemistry?:
civilised
Lord.
My apologies. I should have said civilizationized.
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@George-K said in Better Vaccinations Through Chemistry?:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Better Vaccinations Through Chemistry?:
civilised
Lord.
My apologies. I should have said civilizationized.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Better Vaccinations Through Chemistry?:
@George-K said in Better Vaccinations Through Chemistry?:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Better Vaccinations Through Chemistry?:
civilised
Lord.
My apologies. I should have said civilizationized.
Mrs George:“What’s so goddamed funny? I’m tryna sleep.”
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@George-K said in Better Vaccinations Through Chemistry?:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Better Vaccinations Through Chemistry?:
Because it’s so much bigger than America?
Nah, it's because we don't use unnecessary vowels.
Shorter is sometimes better - something that Canadians (and Brits) can probably relate to.
Yours is the country that gave us the words winningest and burglarize.
Need I say more?
@Doctor-Phibes said in Better Vaccinations Through Chemistry?:
Yours is the country that gave us the words winningest and burglarize.
Hold my kombucha, I'ma gonna top that with "organizationalize."
