Target Technology sues Sony for Blu-ray-related patent infringement

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b1tchell @ May 25th 2007 9:19AM

Oh yes I forgot that Sony is an American Company, oh wait no it's not is it.
Please excuse me for being such an ignorant Brit who uses the Queens English.

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Alex @ May 25th 2007 10:15AM

How about you figure out how to say check/cheque in Japanese, then?

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Xenoterranos @ May 25th 2007 10:28AM

Well, we had a bit of a tussle (i guess you'd call it a row) a few years back that says we's don't need to use ya'lls queen's english no more. So suck it.

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borland502 @ May 25th 2007 11:27AM

Apology accepted you bloody wanker. I knew you were joking since nobody in their right mind would defend the integrity of the [insert monarch gender title] English. An honest English speaker would have to credit the Dutch, the Normans, the Vikings, the Saxons, and the Romans for creating the mongrel language we know today. No language is safe from modifications, but English has been used and abused like a 2p. hooker.

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