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This has always been one of my favorite comics by the way <3
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oh GOD NOW I'M GONNA START CALLING THE LADYBUGS LADYBIRDS!!!!!!!!!!! Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaple~!
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Yeah, but... why do we call them ladybugs? How do we know they aren't dude bugs? Huh? HUH? IT'S A CONSPIRACY I TELL YOU
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Hmph. Racist, much? I mean it's you who changed the language.
Funneh XD I wanna go Paris now.
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Wellβ¦.nothing wrong with either way but americans tend to use words that describe what they are. LadyBUG=ladybird
sidewalke
trashcan=bin
funny old world aint it chaps?
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No, they just changed the original language of their forefathers to symbolise that they were a revolutionary nation that was against imperialism and all that bollocks, when really they just turned into another imperial power. More poeple use American English today than British English by far. Even in France! I mean, it's right across the channel!
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....They're Lady Birds. O_O
just like its a pavement nooot a side walk! Its a bin not a trash can and a rubber is an eraser! aaaaaaaaaah!
But this is funny. Ha, i love your art.
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omg major aphobia of these things.... is that weird?
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I call them Ladybirds. Because it's ironic.
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It's strange who different English and all the terminology used. even in places that are really close to each other.
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at least they are still similarities between them all: they are all feminine. lol.
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Whoa, theres another name to ladybird? XD i never knew that.
Just shows that i'm as english as a can be.
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In my opinion ladybird sounds cuter and more charming, but ladybug describes it better.
But I will still call the MarienkΓ€fer.
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do they really call them ladybirds? that's so different!
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America, your making us look bad again 
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in german its marienkΓ€fer, what would be marys bug if you translate it literally xD
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well here in sweden we kinda call the keyladies :I that doesnΒ΄t even make any sense
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Wow. xD
This made me laugh out loud.
That is so like Americans, telling others their way is the only way.
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Its like with France and the french fry thing!
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they need a American English to British English book
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Er...yes, yes we do Β¬_Β¬ I have always wondered why we named them that.
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Oooh... o3o" I was wondering where did "ladybird" come from lol
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XDDDDDD!! Oh well, they have at least something to talk about (?)
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Ladybirds aren't supposed to have names that makes sense 
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if we are going to argue -bird and -bug we may as well argue why is it 'lady'. why not something else?
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lol lady..bug? XD so Americans ladybird calls ladybug.. oh lol xDD
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Reverse that to an American's view and you have my response.
XD
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oki e3e'''.............
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that doesn't make sense. they're /buuuugs/.
I DEMAND AN EXPLANATION T:
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This reminds me. You know they don't have drunk-driving? They have drink-driving. -Was reading a British news article and spotted that-
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am i weird for calling them ladybirds? D:
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XD I didn't know that British call them that
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hahaha I love british/american english jokes XD
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