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Wow, I feel kinda wierd.lol. Reasons..... lol.

Random......


Anywho, I use which ever, whenever. I don't really have a reason, it's usually what my fingers type... I don't really know why, sometimes i'll spell it with a k, other times I wont....

I don't know why, but I thought you would be more of a 'magic' person, rather than a 'magick' person. smile

I use the word magick, but I don't know why. It has always felt right to me.

Modern English newsflash: Gay -
a.) a homosexual, usually a male, often also used for a female
b.) around here, something cheesy... I believe the term became used for that because of the local gays, very cheesy, stereotipical male homosexuals.

And it's queer, not quire.

There should be a topic to anwser all the offtopics in sweatdrop

Really? Where?
Either way...

Je suis désolée pas. Je sais l'anglais est très difficile pour les gens Français, je connais seulement un Français qui parlais bon anglais, mais...

I correct people and I expect the same from them, if nobody corrects you then you keep making the same mistakes over and over again.

And back on topic...

Do you think calling things with different words that have the same meaning has any effect? Do you chose your words carefully? Do you always think before you speak? Never lie? "Keep your words in good order"?

Gay originally ment happy, but it has evoloved. And, actually, so has the term 'queer' (which did originally mean strange), though the usage of that term to refer to a homosexual may be a southern thing.
How about you two agree to disagree. Please don't use the term 'gay' to mean stupid, that's similar to using the term 'cracker' (which is an almost degradory term referring to a white person, also a southern term) as a synonym for stupid or uneducated. I don't have any intention of changing the way you speak, but I personally think it's rude, and there are better words to use.

So I'm not completely off-topic: I use the term magick, but that's because I understand where it came from (I don't completely agree with all the guy's opinions, but whatever), and a lot of people understand that it is spelled that way to refer to the religious magick, and prevents unneccesary explanation. Also, I dabble in stage magic, with card tricks, sleight-of-hand, and other such illusions, and it's another way I focus on the 'now it's time for spell-casting', the same way some practicioners wear robes to perform magick, to keep the mundane and everyday worries and such away from the spiritual, and anything that might be detrimental to the spell outside the circle.

Guys, please try and keep quote towers down.