It's spelled "Fourth" not "Fouth"
Fouth Anniversary
Yuo'ev been torleld!
It's Olde Germanic English.
I will secnod that.
I remmeber a psot giong ruond yaers ago, whree you keep frist and lsat. Letters the smae and pepole can still raed yuor carp lol
Not sure if I've just been trolled but I can't find anything about Fouth being an alternative spelling or Olde Germanic English.
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It's Olde Germanic English.
I will secnod that.
I remmeber a psot giong ruond yaers ago, whree you keep frist and lsat. Letters the smae and pepole can still raed yuor carp lol
Not sure if I've just been trolled but I can't find anything about Fouth being an alternative spelling or Olde Germanic English.
Yuo'ev been torleld!