tell me your favorite beyblade

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Thanks Kai-V for this carpin awesome sig!

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My WD is too worn to be used legally, so I'll just beat up the rest of my Earth Aquila and send it to Hasbro so I can get a new one for free.

For the third time....
Why did Takara Tomy nullify the multi-directional spin capability in the MFB's?

It is for a very simple reason. Think about the kids ...

Ive written a little something something for Kai-V, hah.

Roses are red,
Mods names are blue,
And so yours,
Unlike Fyuuors
Under this moonlit night
In Canada.

All a joke.

Because we all know that ghosts are purple ...

Hm, I believe we have a topic for that already, plus it can be written in your profile too.

You spelt Beyblades wrong.

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Please Click on my eggs PLEASE!!!

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Thanks Kai-V for this carpin awesome sig!

Spoiler (Click to View)

My WD is too worn to be used legally, so I'll just beat up the rest of my Earth Aquila and send it to Hasbro so I can get a new one for free.

For the third time....
Why did Takara Tomy nullify the multi-directional spin capability in the MFB's?

It is for a very simple reason. Think about the kids ...

Ive written a little something something for Kai-V, hah.

Roses are red,
Mods names are blue,
And so yours,
Unlike Fyuuors
Under this moonlit night
In Canada.

All a joke.

Because we all know that ghosts are purple ...

You spelt Beyblades wrong.

This coming from a person who can't spell "spelled".

This thread is arbitrary.

This coming from a person who can't spell "spelled".

This thread is arbitrary.

I am quite certain it can be written "spelt" as well. That is what I was always taught at school, along with "spelled". Just like "burned" and "burnt".

I'm pretty sure spelt is just common vernacular.
Burnt is the past participle of Burned, I believe.

I'm pretty sure spelt is just common vernacular.
Burnt is the past participle of Burned, I believe.

http://www.usingenglish.com/reference/ir...spell.html

I do not know : a lot of my books had also stated that both "burned" and "burnt" could be used for Simple past, as well as for perfect tenses. Obviously I am just a francophone learning English, however all my references have told me this before.