[lostalex]

Originally Posted by DigitalSid

Regardless of the origin of it's usage in America (which I'm fully aware of), it's a Roman not American name. The word centre, while used in English, is a French word for example.

(Also Georgia is the feminine form of the Greek name George, so also not American)

Sorry, but how does that mean it's less American?

If you go back far enuf were all ****ing africans, and speaking with ****ing clicks and yelps, so don't lecture me about the ****ing Romans.

England wouldn't even exist if it wasn't for the ****ing Germans and French who colonized your tiny island to begin with.