Why doesn't anyone like Peach?

Do you like Peach (like her not like like her)

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  • No

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  • Poll closed .
Ooog. They're your brothers. You should know. I pwned everyone I know at DDR.
 
3dejong said:
Ooog. They're your brothers. You should know. I pwned everyone I know at DDR.
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Oh yeah! I stink at that game! I think...never played it..
 
No, I don't have it. I just play it when I'm bored.
 
And I like that Count Bleck likes that Bowser likes Peach.

Does that count?

Sriously, I LOVED SPP.
 
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No more off topicness....
 
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Was that really needed?
 
3dejong said:
Yes, it was.

Demented smilies never rest.

BACK TO TOPIC!
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Peach doesn't get any respect....
 
In Chinese, there is no plural number. Therefore, "game" and "games" translate to the same thing.
In French, game is "jeu", and when pluralizzz'd, an x is added (jeux), and x is not pronunced in the end of words.
In Swedish "game" (spel) is zero-plural, which means that they're homonymic.

Anyway, I'd like to play SPP (PP = Princess Peach. S = Super, sucker, smasher, sugababe, something). Is it teh funz?
 
Smiddle said:
In Chinese, there is no plural number. Therefore, "game" and "games" translate to the same thing.
In French, game is "jeu", and when pluralizzz'd, an x is added (jeux), and x is not pronunced in the end of words.
In Swedish "game" (spel) is zero-plural, which means that they're homonymic.

Anyway, I'd like to play SPP (PP = Princess Peach. S = Super, sucker, smasher, sugababe, something). Is it teh funz?
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okay,
 
Great Gonzo said:
Smiddle said:
In Chinese, there is no plural number. Therefore, "game" and "games" translate to the same thing.
In French, game is "jeu", and when pluralizzz'd, an x is added (jeux), and x is not pronunced in the end of words.
In Swedish "game" (spel) is zero-plural, which means that they're homonymic.

Anyway, I'd like to play SPP (PP = Princess Peach. S = Super, sucker, smasher, sugababe, something). Is it teh funz?
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okay,
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"okay"? ...
 
Smiddle said:
Great Gonzo said:
Smiddle said:
In Chinese, there is no plural number. Therefore, "game" and "games" translate to the same thing.
In French, game is "jeu", and when pluralizzz'd, an x is added (jeux), and x is not pronunced in the end of words.
In Swedish "game" (spel) is zero-plural, which means that they're homonymic.

Anyway, I'd like to play SPP (PP = Princess Peach. S = Super, sucker, smasher, sugababe, something). Is it teh funz?
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okay,
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"okay"? ...
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whatever :P
 
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