Ask Schleed some shit.

[Frolic_Fun]

The ability to act, provide shock value, creativity in posts and playing devil's advocate seems to do the job well when it comes to them. I don't consider myself a good troll since I am lacking in ability in most of those areas.

[renaeden]

I think I am one of the ignored. You haven't answered my question!

[Osensitive1]

And left too. lol. I remember richard impersonating him not long ago; that might have been when it happened.

[Frolic_Fun]

I haven't noticed it until now, but okay.

Why have you changed the spelling of your name?

To Schleed? Well because "Shleed" is considered already used by my old banned account and "Shleed." sounded a bit pretentious. I usually find names with full stops a bit stupid, along with short posts with full stops. Even worse when I notice bints trying to be "arty" on the likes of flickr by adding fucking full stops to their titles.

"Schleed" also helps with the pronunciation of the name, I suppose.

[renaeden]

I like that answer, thank you.

['andersom']

I haven't noticed it until now, but okay.

Why have you changed the spelling of your name?

To Schleed? Well because "Shleed" is considered already used by my old banned account and "Shleed." sounded a bit pretentious. I usually find names with full stops a bit stupid, along with short posts with full stops. Even worse when I notice bints trying to be "arty" on the likes of flickr by adding fucking full stops to their titles.

"Schleed" also helps with the pronunciation of the name, I suppose.

, To me it now could mean I would have to pronounce it as Sgleed now. CH counts as G in my language, when used at the beginning of a word.

[Frolic_Fun]

ch over here can either have a "chuh" sound or a "shh", depending on the context of the word. With schleed, it's "shh".

['andersom']

ch over here can either have a "chuh" sound or a "shh", depending on the context of the word. With schleed, it's "shh".

I did pronounce your name with a Shh, and adding the C did not change that for me.

[Frolic_Fun]

Some people seemed to pronounce it as "sleed" or "sheed" beforehand.

[Queen Victoria]

How does one pronounce something on I2?  Do we have an audio section I'm missing?

[Frolic_Fun]

I wasn't talking about i2.

[Scrapheap]

I haven't noticed it until now, but okay.

Why have you changed the spelling of your name?

To Schleed? Well because "Shleed" is considered already used by my old banned account and "Shleed." sounded a bit pretentious. I usually find names with full stops a bit stupid, along with short posts with full stops. Even worse when I notice bints trying to be "arty" on the likes of flickr by adding fucking full stops to their titles.

"Schleed" also helps with the pronunciation of the name, I suppose.

, To me it now could mean I would have to pronounce it as Sgleed now. CH counts as G in my language, when used at the beginning of a word.

I thought Duch was simmilat to German in the use of sch. 

[Frolic_Fun]

Visually Dutch seems more like a mixture of German and English. Although all 3 are Germanic in origin.

[Scrapheap]

Visually Dutch seems more like a mixture of German and English. Although all 3 are Germanic in origin.

I learned that in German class in 1983. Thank you Captian Obvious. 

[Frolic_Fun]

No problem, boy blunder.