A brush fire melted steal beams

Cuz thats how we spell it

thank you for cutting through the bullshit

How does it feel to be wrong?

Because we aren't as versed in Mandarin like yourself.

why do tasmanians say "schoopid" isntead of "stoopid"?
why do victorians say "kastle" instead of "castle"?
why do new south welsh say "poo-l" insteal of "pool"
why do west australians say "mowen" instead of "mown"?

I don't know why did brits decide to change the pronunciation without letting us know so we went for decades pronouncing it different assuming you dumbfucks were still pronouncing it correctly.

why are Australians all named Bruce?
These are mysteries that we will never solve.

why do non americans pronounce it like "aluminium" when thats not how its spelled

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do you even know why there's a discrepancy

+1

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How do you pronounce alunimum?

there is normally fire inside the cylinders... why doesn't it melt the block?

Queensland, pewl skewl little lunch, orf (I'm orf to skewl) fillum...

No it isn't dumbfuck, it was spelled aluminum for years before you retards decided to change the spelling for no reason at all.

Both ways of spelling it were created by the British. "Aluminum" is the old way, in fact Americans spell things the way they were spelled in the 1800s. We standardized our language and spelling, while you retards kept changing it.

ALA-MIN-YUM

It didn't you stupid dicklet. Direct energy weapons were used to start the California fires, same as they were used during 911.

jesus christ no wonder you cant speak

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Whats the problem

The USA uses the original pronunciation, just like a discoverer did.
The British pronunciation came later.

That is aluminium

>No it isn't dumbfuck, it was spelled aluminum for years before you retards decided to change the spelling for no reason at all.

It wasn't for no reason. They changed it because it didn't sound pompous enough.

>hey we should change aluminum, to aluminium because no other metal ends in um and ium sounds better to use retards

>haven't changed Platinum to Platnium yet

>the discoverer

pete aluminum.

Aloominum.

Ok, they should call call Molybdenum, Molybdenium from now on.

ALE-IYU-MINUM

>British scientist Thomas Young wrote a review of Davy's book, which was published anonymously in the Quarterly Review, a British literary and political periodical, in which he objected to aluminum and proposed the name aluminium: "for so we shall take the liberty of writing the word, in preference to aluminum, which has a less classical sound.
brits are such fags

Krissy called it early. Directed energy weapons, mother fucking Draco- reptilians.

youtube.com/watch?v=WqLekoQOoto

>less classical

meanwhile they don't pronounce platinum and molybdenum differently. I'd like to see Brit's try and say Molybdenium.

Al lum in um.

>steel beams
You mean aluminum bumpers

Why do americans always have to dumb everything down? Are you all retarded for real?

eye key yeah

It doesn't melt steel beams. It bends it like a noodle under thousands of tonnes of weight of the building.

#1, on many cars only the head is aluminum to save weight.
#2, many aluminum engines blocks still typically use cylinder bores lined with steel.
#3, even when it is all-aluminum blocks with aluminum bores, virtually every modern engine has water jackets and a radiator to carry away heat.

It was pronounced ALUMINUM first. That's all.

>Sir Humphry made a bit of a mess of naming this new element, at first spelling it alumium (this was in 1807) then changing it to aluminum, and finally settling on aluminium in 1812.

Not only did the discoverer settle on Aluminium, but he did so the year we burned down the whitehouse. Get fucked.

based bongs

well the USA is a larger exporter of element 13 than brit bongs are so we'll call it what ever we want.

Lead melting point
327.5°C

youtube.com/watch?v=kOAfil3KUnE

>aluminum wheels.
Most likely a cheap mystery pot metal is used on the rims. When they advertise Alloy rims that is usually code word for that.

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If jet fuel can melt steel beams then why hasn't every skyscraper in the country been retrofitted with unmeltable beams?

A copycat attack seems like a real threat to America.

>Magnesium blocks
They literally want to kill people.

>well the USA is a larger exporter of element 13 than brit bongs are so we'll call it what ever we want.

The complete inability of the American body to perform gymnastics is made up for in their proficiency in gymnastics of the mental kind.

Spoons are made of plastic, not alumium. You can't be this stupid.

your now on a watch list

>Spoons are made of plastic, not alumium.
Oi m8, you got a loicence for that spoon?

Elements of Chemical Philosophy (Davy, 1812)
books.google.com/books?id=d6Y5AAAAcAAJ&pg=PA354&source=gbs_toc_r&cad=3#v=onepage&q&f=false

>Aluminum

We all are.

thats lead from a battery

>unmeltable beams
you brainlet if they were beams that didn't melt how would you get them into beams in the first place everything has a melting point

Why to cucks from all former british colonies pronounce Lieutenant "leftenent" seriously, wtf?
And missile as "missIsle" etc.etc.etc.

There*

I wonder how they butcher saying titanium

Because the guy who discovered and named it called it Aluminum. Stupid yuropoors feel the need to add ium to make it sound "scientific" guess it carried to their lowbrow descents across seas as well.

Rims are definitely part aluminum, part tin

fuck, one lone /pol.
and I think that needs a reroll.

do you guys say it like TIT-AN-UMM the way you do aluminium?

That's aluminum.

No. That nonsense makes my scrotium itch.

>The complete inability of the American body to perform gymnastics is made up for in their proficiency in gymnastics of the mental kind.
Underrated as fuck, have a (you) based Scottbro for that top tier banter.

We says it as we sees it. Do you say Cobaltium, Ironium, Goldium, Silverium, etc? I bet you'll say no because it sounds stupid.

>why does NSW say scallop
>why does VIC say potato cake
Somewhere between we forget they're actually two different things.

your SCROT-UM?
how do americans pronounce school?
SHOE-TEEN RAY-NJ?

wait do you guys seriously say CO-BOLT-UM, EYE-ON-UM, GOL-DUM, SIL-VEER-UM?
see that sounds stupider to me than just saying it like someone who uses the metric system.

>be American
>got a fancy house burned down
>be British
>lose almost entire empire

>the discoverer should decide the pronunciation
Going by this logic, gif should be pronounced jif which we all know is false.

Bollocks, Sockerkaka.
His source was crap.
Find something that says Davy himself switched to aluminium in 1812.

>w-we WUZ in 1812!!!!
>t. muslim fucking mayor in 2018
laffin

You disregarded what I first said to make that weak bait. 0/10

they should also call their country british america and the british west indies

Because that's aluminum, not steal.

Hydrogen Helum Lithum Berylum

Amateur metallurgist here, can confirm looks like aluminum.

>that spacing
I don't give a shit if his source is good or bad, kapitalistsvin, I just appreciated his banter. Also you can shove that sponge cake, I actually had to look this word up, up your mutt mother's snatch.

>wanting to associate yourself with amerimutt lardland
I think they'd rather pass on that one.

There were no spaces, you lackwit.

You guys are right but if we said it the way you said it we would probably get corrected or made fun of. Atleast in my group of spazzoids lol.

its clearly /jif/
if you pronounce the g in "graphics" like the word "good" then you will be killed even before the jews

>steel
then again, "american" education at its finest

I'm going to jif all over your face.

The odds of him being a nigger is quite high, so it's only natural for him to think about stealing.

I've never heard anyone from NSW pronounce pool like poo-l. It's always pool. The same as NT, QLD, Vic & WA. Haven't been to SA other than for connecting flights & Tasmania remains uncolonized so idk about those places

It'd be expensive and time consuming for an unlikely event?

Either the block or the head is aluminium.

Why do Americans cut their food up with their knife and fork and then put the knife down to eat, do they not have normal human motor control.

youtube.com/watch?v=rN_YVjEZ1zc

Because Americans invented "Aloominum" you Brit cuck! Shouldn't you be heading for your Mosque or something? Five times a day these camel fuckers have you on your knees now. Stiff upper lip and all that...

It wasn't the jet fuel, it was the content of the chem trail containers onboard the planes that melted the steelbeams.

Why can't you see that the steel truck body is still solid, and that that melt stream looks nothing like iron anyhow?

The engine block wouldn't melt though, the lightweight alloy rims are surrounded by rubber tires, there's no fuel to melt the engine like that.