black... black... black!!!! (The Fast Show)did you go its beside my profileYes; looks good; I've BOOKMARKED it. When I said the other site was very black, I was being SARCASTIC, could you tell?
Quote from: Salmon Trout on April 20, 2010, 02:05:03 PM

Yes; looks good; I've bookmarked it. When I said the other site was very black, I was being sarcastic, could you tell?

o'yes , sarcasim is my forty

Harry, are you only forty?
Thought you were 48! 

i think i spelt it wrong it's fort'e

forte

o'right i thought it was a french word

   1.  Something in which a person excels.
   2. The strong part of a sword blade, between the middle and the hilt.

[French fort, from Old French, strong, from Latin fortis. See fort.]

USAGE NOTE   The word forte,  coming from French fort, should properly be pronounced with one syllable, like the English word fort. Common usage, however, prefers the two-syllable pronunciation, (fôr'tā'), which has been influenced possibly by the music term forte borrowed from Italian. Speakers who are aware of the origin of the word may wish to continue to pronounce it as one syllable but at a risk of puzzling their listeners.

It was