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[Sean Mirrsen]

I use the term "dwarfs" occasionally, but mostly because it's a verb. As in, "A Bronze Colossus dwarfs the catapult.".

[Kyselina]

I will kill everyone who says dorf, dorfs or dwarfs.

[Armok]

I vote for dwarves.

Dwarfs is either a human whit dwarfism or a verb about size difference.
"Dorfs" is just an insult to the English language, similar to "lulz".

[Deon]

I vote for the dwarves too.

2Armok: dorfen lulz?

[Sean Mirrsen]

Dorf,Dorf,Dorf, Dorf,Dorf,Dorf,Dorf.

'Nuff said.

[Rictus]

quote:Originally posted by Keizo:
<STRONG> But then those damn Brits would probably complain.</STRONG>

It's only because we're still bitter about 1776

[Duke 2.0]

quote:Originally posted by Rictus:
<STRONG>

It's only because we're still bitter about 1776 </STRONG>

I thought 1944 took care of that.

[Zemat]

This thread incites me to use "dorf" and "dorfs" more often...

[Deon]

DORF GOES FISHING!
Beware of the carp!

[ May 22, 2008: Message edited by: Deon ]

[Jreengus]

quote:Originally posted by Duke 2.0:
<STRONG>

I thought 1944 took care of that.</STRONG>

I'm confused!!!What do these dates mean???

[Surma]

1776 refers to the American Revolution, which actually began in 1775, the US Declaration of Independence was adopted in 1776.

1944 refers to the close of World War II which began (in Europe) in 1939.

According to the all knowing Wikipedia.

Edit: as to the debate, for fantasy I'll stick with Dwarves. But for everything else Dwarfs. After all, Red Dwarf is awesome.  :p

[ May 22, 2008: Message edited by: Surma ]

[apache1990]

I agree with dwarves to refer to fantasy dwarves rather than real-life dwarfs.

[ May 22, 2008: Message edited by: apache1990 ]

[Jreengus]

Ah I see, I didnt know the Revoloution one and I was trying to figure out what we'd done in WW2 to screw over America, which was obviously looking at it from the wrong direction.

[Duke 2.0]

quote:Originally posted by thatguyyaknow:
<STRONG>Ah I see, I didnt know the Revoloution one and I was trying to figure out what we'd done in WW2 to screw over America, which was obviously looking at it from the wrong direction.</STRONG>

We made sure you could beat any argument with a German by saying "-Because you lost the bloody war!"

[Kagus]

Well, there was that thing with Churchill (maybe) blowing up a U.S. ship to get them to move their asses over to Germany and help out.