My dwarf-tailor is rich

Never mind, Elrohir... Maybe is just a britonnationnalist ^^

LOL ! Is Briton the right adjective ? And the country is Britanny, isn't it ?

It's a new word ^^

I think it already exist for inhabitants of Great Britain ... So I wonder if it works for the little one.

My english dictionnary say that "crêpe" is allowed in english.

Oh really ? French touch I suppose ...

You shouldn't bet in your english dictionnary...

Remind me to write an entire pragraph on this topic after my exams are over. I can see a lot of mistakes like:

- bet on

- he says

- it exists

- for the inhabitants

... What do you mean, I'm strict?

So, the correct sentence is "bet on" ?

You bet on something or on someone when you think they are right.

You bet something will happen.

Do you see the difference?

E.g: I'm betting on Ariek.
I bet Ariek will win.

Thank you, young lady ^^

I think I will have to watch Secret Story tonight ... I need your compassion ...

Fine. Do you want a hug ?

Err ... Rather overweb compassion ...

What is your favorite english word ?

I guess it's "really ?" because i use it at any time ...

Oh, sorry, I wasn't clear... I wanted to speak about your favorite word in english for its pronunciation.

Oh ok ... In that case it would be "Lion"

What about you ?

I don't remember ^^ Sorry ^^

Keira ? How could you translate "Trêve" in a proper English ?

A truce ?

Or a "respite" for "cessez-le-feu", I think...

Apeiron is right. "Truce" is the correct word.

Fine ^^

And I want to say... Good Morning England rocked us !

I think you can't say that ... Because we can't be "rocked" ... It's just that ... Well ... It rocks !

I'm starting to get a headache... Stop saying "rox" all the time, it's starting to annoy me.

On another note, someone asked me to finish one of my stories... I'm working on two right now, and it's... well... fun when the story flows on it's own, frustrating when I get writer's block!