I'm neither from America nor from the U.K. but I've learnt they use "mom" in America and "mum" in the U.K. Either ways are correct.

Freedom Dispenser? Democracy Distributor? Liberty Launcher? how can these be names of guns? well, is there a Justice Maker? :D

cheers to that :p

My Economics professor told us a story about Korean cars (since KIA is a KOREAN brand of car), that there was this man who complained about how weak Korean cars are, unlike any other brands like Toyota, Honda etc. Then a someone from Korea said: "Well, in Korea, we change cars every 2 years." so there's no need for the manufacturers to make the cars tough as steel should be :p

and #1 as well..

she's actually my favourite of all the professors there... :)

that's sad :((

I did... I'm just confused coz when we say fruit, they're normally sweet when ripe and are good for dessert... and when we say vegetable, we normally use them for cooking and by cooking, I mean MEALS.

"hafrsfjord" <----how to pronounce this? O.o

hahaha lol that Dead Sea :P

I find this funny too haha

and the coldest too >.<

yeah whyyyyyyyyy? o.O