Tire check

[andyman]

http://abcnews.go.com/Video/playerIndex?id=4826897

good info if you didn't already know. And i'm sure you've seen the separated treads all over the highways.

[DRuM]

'Tire'. lol americans.

[mjrpes]

good to know.

[andyman]

'Tire'. lol americans.

fuck off

do you spell fyre? conspyre? syre? hyre? wyre? why just 'tyre'? fuck off again.

[Scourge]

'Tire'. lol americans.

Extra unneeded letters, lol British.

[Tsakali]

lol english language

[andyman]

loul englysh languauge

[creep]

Speak English to me, Tony. I thought this country spawned the fuckin' language, but so far nobody seems to speak it.

[andyman]

Speak English to me, Tony. I thought this country spawned the fuckin' language, but so far nobody seems to speak it.

english language wasn't spawned, it evolved

[AmIdYfReAk]

'Tire'. lol americans.

fuck off

do you spell fyre? conspyre? syre? hyre? wyre? why just 'tyre'? fuck off again.

F1 to that, i still dont understand the whole "Tyre" thing.. :/

[andyman]

al lou minny umm

no, it's AH LOO MIN UMM check the spelling.. aluminum

[DRuM]

tire
To grow weary.
To grow bored or impatient.
To diminish the strength or energy of; fatigue.
To exhaust the interest or patience of; bore.


tyre [ˈtaiə] noun

a thick, rubber, usually air-filled strip around the edge of the wheel of a car, bicycle etc.

I rest my case and I shall now retyre to bed.

[AmIdYfReAk]

tire
–noun
1. a ring or band of rubber, either solid or hollow and inflated, or of metal, placed over the rim of a wheel to provide traction, resistance to wear, or other desirable properties.
2. a metal band attached to the outside of the felloes and forming the tread of a wagon wheel.
–verb (used with object)
3. to furnish with tires.

kthx

[Wabbit]

English doesn't borrow from other languages. It follows them down dark alleys, knocks them over, and goes through their pockets for loose grammar."

[andyman]

tire
To grow weary.
To grow bored or impatient.
To diminish the strength or energy of; fatigue.
To exhaust the interest or patience of; bore.


tyre [ˈtaiə] noun

a thick, rubber, usually air-filled strip around the edge of the wheel of a car, bicycle etc.

I rest my case and I shall now retyre to bed.

way to compare a noun and a verb... moron

but I will say this... it WAS originally tyre, but was changed to tire. but since you british fucks can't cope with living in the now, you ressurected 'tyre'. probably why you still have kings and queens and princes and shit.. living in a fairytale. "IM TEH KWEEN OF ENGALUND, I WEAR A CROWN CUZ IM BETTAR THAN YOU PLEB3S"
http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=tire

[creep]

Andyman cannot cope with 2 versions of English.

America, Fuck yea!

[Scourge]

Andyman cannot cope with 2 versions of English.

America, Fuck yea!

Yeah, but it's kinda funny that they used to spell it the same way then changed it, and now say we are wrong when we spell it the same way they used to. And what's the deal with taking a word ending in a vowel and adding an 'r' sound at the end? There's no fucking r on those words.

[andyman]

Andyman cannot cope with union jack waving dimwits

[DRuM]

way to compare a noun and a verb... moron

but I will say this... it WAS originally tyre, but was changed to tire. but since you british fucks can't cope with living in the now, you ressurected 'tyre'. probably why you still have kings and queens and princes and shit.. living in a fairytale.
http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=tire

We never ressurected tyre, it's always been that way. The correct way. We can't help it if you yank simpletons need one spelling for two meanings because you were never capable of abosrbing the complete english alphabet

Fucking A dude!

[andyman]

way to compare a noun and a verb... moron

but I will say this... it WAS originally tyre, but was changed to tire. but since you british fucks can't cope with living in the now, you ressurected 'tyre'. probably why you still have kings and queens and princes and shit.. living in a fairytale.
http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=tire

We never ressurected tyre, it's always been that way. The correct way. We can't help it if you yank simpletons need one spelling for two meanings because you were never capable of abosrbing the complete english alphabet

the alphabet is different in britain? am i missing something? did you read the etymology of the word, or are you too busy with your kitchen work? when's the cupcake thread coming?

[mjrpes]

what a stupid thing to argue about.

[Scourge]

They have 29 letters, including the invisible r.

[creep]

Yeah, but it's kinda funny that they used to spell it the same way then changed it, and now say we are wrong when we spell it the same way they used to. And what's the deal with taking a word ending in a vowel and adding an 'r' sound at the end? There's no fucking r on those words.

That's regional dialect. Try visiting states other than Texas sometime, and you'll see the same thing all over here.

[Scourge]

Yeah, but it's kinda funny that they used to spell it the same way then changed it, and now say we are wrong when we spell it the same way they used to. And what's the deal with taking a word ending in a vowel and adding an 'r' sound at the end? There's no fucking r on those words.

That's regional dialect. Try visiting states other than Texas sometime, and you'll see the same thing all over here.

I have and I think it's just as stupid when they do it as well. I'm not even from Texas, I just happen to live here now.

[creep]

Andiman and Scourger are not to be trifled with.