I think I fixed it.fixed.

Lol, nearly 3 years and this site still has typos. I before E except after C, Livio, except after C.

I don't care to remember the rules, I just check to make sure it's spelled right by how it looks (Switching letters around if it doesn't look right.) and spellcheck.

But that brings up the question: Do you even use spellcheck, and why not?

I before E except in every case where it's not.

That's a wierd rule...very wierd.

Wierd is a wierd one.

WTF, has english subliminally lied to me this entire time? Keep in mind I've always speeled wierd correctly, I just feel betrayed...

Hm.

Wierd was on purpose, speeled was not. I rarely ever look to see words get underlined red these days cuz I use so much slang, nonexistent, and not really hyphenated terms.

Let me teach you something about the English language. It is not logical. At all. Especially the pronunciation of English words doesn't make any sense. In fact, this is why English is one of the most difficult languages to learn. We are lucky that English is spammed all around us, but for people that don't grow up with everything in English it is almost impossible to learn. There are more exceptions to the exceptions of rules than actual rules themselves. That is why I lobby to get English, French and every other language in the world banned and have everybody revert back to Latin. Then we can finally make some sense again.

Learning Spanish now, I totally agree.  When a letter appears, it's pronounce a certain way.  An accent mark makes it pronounced another way.  What you see is what you get. (As far as I know.)  Every language has their weird rules, though.  English just has more than normal...

I pronounced Plague as [plo:ʃ] for several years. It seemed French...

I never understood those pronunciation parenthesizes things, they always looked like someone just punched their keyboard and got some gibberish.  

Complaining about how broken English is in the Interbot was is here topic isn't going to get me to fix it.

And I'm too lazy to try jell's idea of translating the site into Latin.

How do you find the ID number of a post?

Press the Link button. The numbers tell you which ID it has.

Yaya, imagine this: Plååtsch. Easier? =p

At least French has some basic rules though... if you're smart you can guess how every word is spelled like.

@Jazz French? If you lived in Quebec and said that you'd probably get beaten up.

Quebecois French's rules are incredibly complicated. And I'm allowed to say that because I (think?) am the only person who lives in Quebec on the Interguild.
@Isa Thanks! =)

No seriously, I *think* I can say it because I *lived* in the Montréal area, near Mont Royal. That's also how I managed to learn tons of French slang when I was a kid.

I didn't really find a bug, but I found an error in the year of a playlist, it says in the 1st IG server's playlist that it started in April (I think) 2010, and that it crashed in July or June (I forget, that's because I'm on my DSi) 2010, can you guys fix this and change it to 2011?

If you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem. And if you are part of the problem, you are a dirty, unamerican communist.
Cuiusvis hominis est errare, nullius nisi insipientis in errore perseverare.

Carpe diem.

Eheu! Yuggos est mortem!

It appears that some Latin grammar lessons are in dire need here.
An -os surfix is Greek, not Latin. Even Greek names with an -os surfix would generally get translated into an -us surfix (such as Homeros getting translated as Homerus).
Mortem is the adverb to Yuggus, so it should be masculine, nominative and singular. Right now it is masculine, accusative, singular. It may appear that mortem is actually the object of the sentence, but because the verb esse is used it is still part of the subject.

So the correct sentence would be: "Eheu! Yuggus est mors!"

No, Yuggos is another username of mine, not just trying to sound latin-ish.