Stylish

[hozz1235]

I always get a chuckle from this tip.  But it IS important to be stylish when you're alone and trying to survive a brutal, hostile environment!

[Kranium]

Well IDK about you but when I finally escape Great Bear ima post all the selfies I've taken to instagram.

[Sito]

I like the subtle humour in the clothing descriptions.

Something else that is funny is that HL being a Canadian company based in BC uses a forum site with American spell check. The word "humour" is red underlined and wants me to write humor instead.

Ok. So humor it is then.

[Kranium]

It's just a test of your fortitude. Superfluous U's are the Canadian way. Do not relent.

[Jimmy]

We Australians also favour extra vowels in our words. It adds colour to a sentence. Soon, it becomes a common behaviour using the old honourable British English method. You might harbour doubts, but rumours that Canada's southern neighbour's spelling is the correct method can only be treated with good humour and dismissed as a labour of fancy.

[Kranium]

maebee wee shuld spel liek thay doo inn thuh youneyeted staets

 

Then again, I'd rather avoid the inevitable decline towards Riddley Walker speak lol

[hozz1235]

11 minutes ago, Kranium said:

maebee wee shuld spel liek thay doo inn thuh youneyeted staets

Hey...

[Leeanda]

I blame social media! I actually spoke decent English until then.. now it's ..lol, kinda  ,and cos . 

My old  English teacher would be horrified.🙂

 

[Kranium]

I have a term for that phenomenon, Leeanda: Internet Grammar Osmosis

[Leeanda]

2 minutes ago, Kranium said:

I have a term for that phenomenon, Leeanda: Internet Grammar Osmosis

Well at my age I should be very set in my ways and not be so easily influenced!  Thankfully I don't actually use these words off the internet! So there's hope for me yet! ☺