Hey that's a pretty good Squirtle. Fros make everything better.

Airlines really need to start operating on MY schedule. CHEEZE. How dare you inconvenience me!

(Uuu) is awesome.

[spoiler]Uguu~[/spoiler]

As with all dialects of a language, it's the finer nuances that show a person's true identity. Not simply because you are able to replace "s" with "z". I don't know if that was targeted at me or not... but I feel I need to defend my preference now. :( Please note that there was ...

So like "realised" and "organised?" Yes, like that. I would like to confess that I really hate people who use "colour" because they think it makes them cool. ;__; <-- spells it that way as a Canadian (albeit one with a penchant for using s in place of z, but promises h...

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Well, Zeta, I've got a z in my name, too. Proper nouns and things like that are fine. But for generic words I like that s is much softer and nicer-feeling than a z.

Only stuff I hated was when they were like INCLUDE AT LEAST X SOURCES ON THIS, X SOURCES ON THAT, AND USE AT LEAST X QUOTES ON THIS AND X QUOTES ON THAT UGH. I hate those sorts of ridiculously arbitrary requirements. Often, they mess up my plans and result in rather forced writing. Edited for a typ...

I usually only do that when emphasising pauses or being dramatic, but it doesn't annoy me. EXCEPT. I hate reading double-spaced code. KILL. Also, I confess I have a habit of using British spellings even when everyone else is using US or Canadian. I don't like the funny feeling the letter z adds to w...

@Kino: Must be the shoes.

@noodles: This is the first, but it doesn't have to be the last... ^_~