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In America, We Say ‘ERBS’! X Has Some Language Fun With Our Favorite British TERF, J.K. Rowling

The old joke is that America and England are two countries separated in a common language.

Both countries love to make fun of the fact that the other country’s words look ridiculous, but since we are American, we are right, as is always the case. They are British words that look ridiculous. We still do not know what the truck, the bird, the nappy, the lifting, the berries, or the trainers. All we know is that we will not ask an English person a cigarette using their words.





Besides these differences, the two countries also spell and utter some words themselves differently, and this is where one of our favorite British in the world comes.

Earlier this week, JK Rowling was doing her work, as she was pretending to be men who pretended to be women, in this case, one of which was the favorite of Crybullies, India Willoughby.

Wilogby may move to Iran if he loves it a lot. See how it works for him.

But one of the people responding to Rolling tried to make fun of it because of the “color” spelling. It was somewhat unnecessary and marketing, and got a societal note.

But if you know Rolling, you know that it has a great sense of humor and loves to use it on X. You have responded to that dwarf with its counter -attack against Americans and “herbs”.

We will not get a technique here, but many words have a silent e. Rolling knows that even if you do not spend “hours” searching for the topic.

However, what followed is a funny series of responses from the Americans who are going (as the British say) in Rolling for the language and traditions of her country.

Just remember, Mrs. Rolling. We doubt that we love you.

Improved

Yes. Where did this “F” come from anyway?

It was never about tea tax. Everything was unnecessary “I.”

Haha. This is an old joke, but it is always funny.

The last time we examined, Britain, this word was clarified with “e”, not “A.”

right? Mathematics is difficult enough, without necessarily making it the plural form.

As Bruce Willis says, “Mit Z, Habibi. Mit Zaid.

Yes.

No, we do not enter into it. Wars began on the Oxford comma. Bloody, endless wars.





This is a good point. Many British dialects (such as Cockney) fall from all kinds of words. Rolling may want to look at her backyard before attacking the American colony again – which has not been going well for England the last time they tried.

Well, there. The final power has fallen. The British can like them or can get some of Trump’s absenteeism on their libraries.

Behind the words, some Americans had some other words for a choice of British culture.

English food is not … well, it’s not good. Even many Britons admit this.

And do not let them forget that!

Very funny. finally. The moment of mutual understanding.

Everything was good, and Rolling gave well as I got many exchanges in the publications above.





In the end, there were no difficult feelings because we loved Rolling for its initial battle and calmness against the “gender ideology”.

The high praise of the Harry Potter series (we would go with JRR Tolkien), but we allow this.

If Rolling wants to know why the Americans are as we are, however, all it has to do is ask General Washington.

Very funny. This is one of our favorite SNL graphics over the past twenty years.

We are ready to make peace with JK Rowling and bury our differences.

But you must know that we will never call potato potatoes. ”





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