what a pointless discussion.. vacation is a synonym for holiday... and holiday is a synonym for vacation..Akalabeth said:Vacation derives from French.Stubee said:English from England > Warped English from anywhere elseAkalabeth said:Main Entry: vacationStubee said:Yahtzee said:Going on holiday for a week. Do not try to find me, life.
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: planned time spent not working
Synonyms: R and R, break, breathing space, day of rest, few days off, fiesta, furlough, holiday, intermission, layoff, leave, leave of absence, liberty, long weekend, recess, recreation, respite, rest, sabbatical, spell, time off, two weeks with pay
Antonyms: work
Which probably means it was introduced by the Normans.
Which means that it IS from England you goof.
I honestly did too xDImper1um said:I seriously thought shurikens and lightning was going to win.![]()
Cpt_Oblivious said:Wait, so his best review is of a game that doesn't actually exist...?
The world doesn't make sense to me anymore.
Blackadder51 said:Oh god...
A review of the game that doesn't exist won.
Fun though: Duke Nukem Forever made it at PAX and the new release date is 2011. Put yourself in Yahtzee's shoe and tell me what would you do when the game come out... in Australiawrecker77 said:But it doesn't exist? Ah well I thought it was funny.
He's gonna Celebrate his time off... Now, it all make sense and the world can keep on turningqDreams said:what a pointless discussion.. vacation is a synonym for holiday... and holiday is a synonym for vacation..Akalabeth said:Vacation derives from French.Stubee said:English from England > Warped English from anywhere elseAkalabeth said:Main Entry: vacationStubee said:Yahtzee said:Going on holiday for a week. Do not try to find me, life.
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: planned time spent not working
Synonyms: R and R, break, breathing space, day of rest, few days off, fiesta, furlough, holiday, intermission, layoff, leave, leave of absence, liberty, long weekend, recess, recreation, respite, rest, sabbatical, spell, time off, two weeks with pay
Antonyms: work
Which probably means it was introduced by the Normans.
Which means that it IS from England you goof.
The difference:
Holiday: celebratory day; time off
Vacation: planned time spent not working
And Stubee you a wrong to correct him in this, since you are saying the same thing.
I might argue that he's not on holiday or vacation and thats he's on leave, thats he's on recreation, have the week off... the list goes on and on.
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Wow it is stickied and everything. I hope the game does not turn out to be a half completed wreck. All the time that went into it something good has to come out of it.A Person said:Gentlemen....
BEHOLD. http://boards.4chan.org/v/res/72113764
This is it.
THIRTEEN YEARS.