ETF's self-help book for the love-challenged: CHAPTER THREE RELEASED

[ETFROXX]

Alright guys I'll make you a deal. I'll get a chapter up TONIGHT if you help me get a hold of Wry.

[Mashi]

I'm on it.

[Wrydryn]

I can help with that, I'm not sure if can really do it though.

[Mashi]

|   YOU (Vera) have joined #LemmysLand
   Vera   Whirr.
   Vera   Could you join #LemmysLand in esper for me for a second?
   Vera   [Wrydryn]
   Vera   quickkkkkkkk
   [Wrydryn]   Is this fast enough?
   Vera   No.
   Vera   ETF wants to speak to you!
   [Wrydryn]   So I've heard

Yay.

[ETFROXX]

WHAT'S THIS? CHAPTER 3?!?! WITH VISUALS?! CHAPTER 4 TO COME SOON!

[Mashi]

<3

[Wrydryn]

I don't know what to say on the date now though. :<

[SuperFireKirby]

ETF, somehow you just got even more awesome.

[ETFROXX]

<3

ALSO. [WRYDRYN] IS NOW OFFICIALLY EDITOR.

As in he's going to look over chapters before I post them. Also I decided next chapter will be a continuation of Chapter 3 seeing as I forgot something very important, conversation!

[spitllama]

At first I thought you just copied images off the internet.

That's how good it was.

[ETFROXX]

Lol, thanks. Vera thought that too because I spelled humour right.

[SlowPokemon]

You only spelled humor correctly if you suddenly moved to Canada or Europe.

[Mashi]

How American English was created:

"Why don't we take British English and change a bunch of grammatical rules to make us look different from them, because that makes complete sense!" ~ Noah Webster

ETF, you should also add that if one would like to date someone, he/she should make sure that his/her date can spell words such as "humour' correctly!

[SlowPokemon]

Doesn't matter if it's nonsensical because that's the acceptable US English spelling...any other way won't be accepted by language people here. just saying. The u in those words is so frivolous anyway. I'm sort a ridiculous American English language freak in the dark recesses of my soul, so.... I try not to let it show too badly.

[Wrydryn]

I actually like adding in the 'u' to the words. It really makes more sense to do it too.