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
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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
There was an error rendering this rich post.
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!