Yeah.
#1 the best.
#3 the worst.
#1 the best.
#3 the worst.
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#2 goes to hell
Don't use words like "higher or lower"
Use "better or worse"
Use "better or worse"
What if I'm better at being bad
Then you're better at being bad.
And you're worse at whatever you were bad at.
And you're worse at whatever you were bad at.
i still hate people who format their every message with a passion
A lot of people, by now, probably feel the same about you.Lewder wrote:
i still hate people who format their every message with a passion
What do you mean it's annoying
Heh.
passion
wawwgffff
what the actual
that's me
I don't know how to feel about that
Isn't one type of rank relative and the other type a simple arbitrary counter?BRBP wrote:
I'd hate to interrupt this meaningful discussion and start a new page, but I need help ._.
How do I talk about ranks or something similar in English? Most of the time I have no clue if the other guy means the rank itself or the number of the rank when he uses words like higher/lower or increases/decreases.
Is rank 100 lower or higher than rank 200? Or is there some other simple way to avoid confusion?
I can't be the only one who has this problem.
Guess you just need to figure out what the context is.
Thanks guys.
if you're referring to a player you'd generally use "he's a really high rated player" to reference the fact that the person is a high rank (even though they're technically lower in terms of number)
it's all context i guess.
it's all context i guess.
just say they're really high
Oh christ, if Idea Factory keeps this up
Neptunia for PC might actually be a thing
I'm scared. ;_;
fite meGladiOol wrote:
High rank = rank 1
Low rank = rank 40k
would do, but can't map 
You know you're an Anglophile when:
You watch too many British shows and movies
You regularly use British phrases in everyday conversation
Your home page is BBC
You follow English football like a religion
You support England over Australia in many sporting fixtures
I think it's consuming me.
You watch too many British shows and movies
You regularly use British phrases in everyday conversation
Your home page is BBC
You follow English football like a religion
You support England over Australia in many sporting fixtures
I think it's consuming me.
Hope that started after the cricket season. 
america #1
Crikey! Put this Anglophile on the barbie!LaVolpe024 wrote:
You know you're an Anglophile when:
You watch too many British shows and movies
You regularly use British phrases in everyday conversation
Your home page is BBC
You follow English football like a religion
You support England over Australia in many sporting fixtures
I think it's consuming me.
added another one for you mate, don't mention itLaVolpe024 wrote:
You know you're an Anglophile when:
You watch too many British shows and movies
You regularly use British phrases in everyday conversation
Your home page is BBC
You follow English football like a religion
You support England over Australia in many sporting fixtures
You secretly have a hatred of France and will be passive-aggressive about it using quotes in your signature
I think it's consuming me.
Sometimes I wonder what would happen if British television and Japanese television met and tried to make something together.
I can't quite picture the result.
I can't quite picture the result.
Am I still British if I only do 2/5 of those things?LaVolpe024 wrote:
You know you're an Anglophile when:
You watch too many British shows and movies
You regularly use British phrases in everyday conversationYour home page is BBC
You follow English football like a religion
You support England over Australia in many sporting fixtures
You can be as British as you want to.
Also my name just happens to not be Bruce. That was what initially fueled my suspicions.
Also my name just happens to not be Bruce. That was what initially fueled my suspicions.
would anyone live without feeling physical pain? there's a case of a 5-year old kid that has born with a genetical disease called CIPA(Congenital Insensitivity to Pain with Anhidrosis) that makes him immune to pain, heat, cold and anything related to the nerves(except pressure)
He wouldn't be able to jerk off.
the horrorQuaraezha wrote:
He wouldn't be able to jerk off.
i want to study at a British universityLaVolpe024 wrote:
You know you're an Anglophile when:
You watch too many British shows and movies
You regularly use British phrases in everyday conversation
Your home page is BBC
You follow English football like a religion
You support England over Australia in many sporting fixtures
I think it's consuming me.
i will spell color as colour and use degrees celcius. i would watch Sherlock on BBC all night while drinking a cuppa tea with my flatmates. i’ll have fish and chips every day that’s worth 5 quid. i would go to gaff parties every night. i am also more likely to meet chavs, One Direction, Ed Sheeran and the Queen.
i wish i was british