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JonB
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Re: Plenty of flat stuff around mitaka

Postby JonB » April 11th, 2008 1:15 am

josiah wrote:streams is such an american word! :lol:


It's also a very British word - so let's just call it an English word shall we. I am not American and try at all times to avoid Americanism's :lol:
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kc8ufv
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Re: Plenty of flat stuff around mitaka

Postby kc8ufv » April 11th, 2008 12:05 pm

JonB wrote:
josiah wrote:streams is such an american word! :lol:


It's also a very British word - so let's just call it an English word shall we. I am not American and try at all times to avoid Americanism's :lol:


I'm American, and that's just the generic term for a flowing body of water, moving bodies of water between the sizes of rivers and creeks, or multimedia being played back at the same time it's recieved. (streaming video/audio...)
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Re: Plenty of flat stuff around mitaka

Postby josiah » April 11th, 2008 1:51 pm

kc8ufv wrote:
JonB wrote:
josiah wrote:streams is such an american word! :lol:


It's also a very British word - so let's just call it an English word shall we. I am not American and try at all times to avoid Americanism's :lol:


I'm American, and that's just the generic term for a flowing body of water, moving bodies of water between the sizes of rivers and creeks, or multimedia being played back at the same time it's recieved. (streaming video/audio...)


forgive me,
i suppose its not very common in aussie lingo :wink:
あなたの敵を許しなさい。だが、その名前は決して忘れるな

デスノートにお前の名前書くぞ！！
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