Talk:Sheeps - Revision history

207.243.120.92: meese?

2005-08-02T03:19:35Z

meese?

207.243.120.92 at 03:18, 2 August 2005

2005-08-02T03:18:34Z

207.243.120.92 at 03:17, 2 August 2005

2005-08-02T03:17:59Z

69.211.11.162 at 22:56, 31 July 2005

2005-07-31T22:56:00Z

Talapus at 02:24, 31 July 2005

2005-07-31T02:24:08Z

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Reverting note: Although "sheeps" is not correct pluralisation in english, it is how the animals are listed in cantr, and this is shown in all animal names such as "mooses" (which in english would be moose for the plural form). All of the entries should be kept the same, either all in correct english, or all in the form that cantr uses (which is the current case to match the game).

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	Reverting note: Although "sheeps" is not correct pluralisation in english, it is how the animals are listed in cantr, and this is shown in all animal names such as "mooses" (which in english would be meese for the plural form). All of the entries should be kept the same, either all in correct english, or all in the form that cantr uses (which is the current case to match the game).		Reverting note: Although "sheeps" is not correct pluralisation in english, it is how the animals are listed in cantr, and this is shown in all animal names such as "mooses" (which in english would be meese for the plural form). All of the entries should be kept the same, either all in correct english, or all in the form that cantr uses (which is the current case to match the game).
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		+	== meese? ==
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		+	The plural form of 'moose' is 'moose', exactly the same as the singular, isn't it? Or was 'meese' a joke and I just didn't have enough of a sense of humor to pick up on it?

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	Reverting note: Although "sheeps" is not correct pluralisation in english, it is how the animals are listed in cantr, and this is shown in all animal names such as "mooses" (which in english would be meese for the plural form). All of the entries should be kept the same, either all in correct english, or all in the form that cantr uses (which is the current case to match the game).		Reverting note: Although "sheeps" is not correct pluralisation in english, it is how the animals are listed in cantr, and this is shown in all animal names such as "mooses" (which in english would be meese for the plural form). All of the entries should be kept the same, either all in correct english, or all in the form that cantr uses (which is the current case to match the game).
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−	~~The plural form of 'moose' is 'moose', exactly the same as the singular, isn't it? Or was 'meese' a joke and I just didn't have enough of a sense of humor to pick up on it?~~

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	Reverting note: Although "sheeps" is not correct pluralisation in english, it is how the animals are listed in cantr, and this is shown in all animal names such as "mooses" (which in english would be meese for the plural form). All of the entries should be kept the same, either all in correct english, or all in the form that cantr uses (which is the current case to match the game).		Reverting note: Although "sheeps" is not correct pluralisation in english, it is how the animals are listed in cantr, and this is shown in all animal names such as "mooses" (which in english would be meese for the plural form). All of the entries should be kept the same, either all in correct english, or all in the form that cantr uses (which is the current case to match the game).
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		+	The plural form of 'moose' is 'moose', exactly the same as the singular, isn't it? Or was 'meese' a joke and I just didn't have enough of a sense of humor to pick up on it?

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−	Reverting note: Although "sheeps" is not correct pluralisation in english, it is how the animals are listed in cantr, and this is shown in all animal names such as "mooses" (which in english would be ~~moose~~ for the plural form). All of the entries should be kept the same, either all in correct english, or all in the form that cantr uses (which is the current case to match the game).	+	Reverting note: Although "sheeps" is not correct pluralisation in english, it is how the animals are listed in cantr, and this is shown in all animal names such as "mooses" (which in english would be meese for the plural form). All of the entries should be kept the same, either all in correct english, or all in the form that cantr uses (which is the current case to match the game).