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Phony Green Propaganda?
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Henry David Thoreau was one of the most successful literary scam artists in American history. Walden was a masterpiece of fraud. This book has been inflicted on helpless English majors ever since the 1930′s. It is anti-capitalist and...
Perfect Dark(universe)
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Re: Do you know the British words for all these common items?
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75% :/
How to Learn Mandarin Chinese
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Mandarin Chinese is quite a complex language to learn, especially for English speakers. However, with commitment and daily practice it is certainly possible to successfully master . Practice alone with your textbooks, with Mandarin-speaking friends or...
WordWeb Audio Dictionary Apk Offline Version
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Wordweb Audio Dictionary Apk is a large lexical database of English with up to 285,000 entries and over 225,000 definitions, developed by Wordweb Software. WordWeb shows definitions, usage examples, derived forms, usage information and pronunciations...

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That's simply offal!!

Did you know Haggis is illegal to import into the U.S.? True. At least not the real stuff made with traditional ingredients. "Livestock lungs shall not be saved for use as human food." Federal regulation. Honest. So, in the USA, people have to either...
U.S. Government workers slowly return to work

UK helps by sending Prince Harry to check returning workers' IDs.
More word games

There are British words that don't have American equivalents. Then, there are British words which aren't really used in American English, but which Americans readily understand (or vice-versa.) There are British words that Americans THINK they recognize...
Is this letter genuine?

There is a letter circulating on the internet today, purportedly from the Syrian Parliament to the U.S. House of Representatives, in which the Syrian side of the current conflict is allegedly put forth in an attempt to persuade the U.S. Congress to approach...
10 more British words and their translations by me

1. Tosser. The guy who throws the ball to the batter in cricket. Not the same as the wanker guy. 2. Bloody. Soaked with blood. 3. Chuffed. All scraped up. Derivative of scuffed. 4. Fancy. Something special, as in "I hope you don't fancy a fancy...

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Britishspeak: Battles of the Great War

The siege of Kut. The Iraq War "ended" yesterday, they say. This is a story about another war in Iraq. The siege of Kut occurred between 7 D...
Britishspeak: What we need....

In his ongoing efforts to keep his paw on the pulse of all things British, Relax Max subscribes to the email updates on world affairs which...