<pigeon_of_doom> Although maybe your taste buds are just out of practise.
<Pepper> *practice. I still wasn't hungry, but that was good cheese.
<pigeon_of_doom> Practice is US spelling!
<pigeon_of_doom> Don't correct my Britishisms, you're one of us too, kinda!
<Pepper> One's a verb, one's an adjective.
<pigeon_of_doom> ...
<Pepper> or one's a noun.
<Pepper> Either way, they're both 'technically' two different words
<pigeon_of_doom> Bollocks, you're right >_>
<pigeon_of_doom> I...hope you have a stringy bit of cheese you choke on and have to cough back up!

Grammar lesson for everyone today. Practice is a noun. Practise is a verb. (the worst part is, I believe he was right in the first place. Still, calling 'practice' an American spelling, that's gold)

Edited 3 times. I think I've fixed all my own grammar mistakes this time >.>