TET: Obey Wheaton's Law Or Be Destroyed

[Kannap]

He didn't yuck your yum, he ew'd your yum.

Uh, is there a difference?

yuck = used to express strong distaste or disgust.

ew = used to express disgust or distaste.

According to Google, yes, there is. It is the smallest difference ever, but it is certainly a difference.

Yuck is one tier above ew in the ladder of expressing disgust. *nods*

[Esternial]

Suddenly I've developed quite the hankering for cake.

[Barboneia]

There's a fekkin' huge difference!

That's like saying yay and hooray and totally different.

They are totally different, and your failure to accept shall result in your immediate vaporization.

Please face the light.

[Italios]

Uh, is there a difference?

yuck = used to express strong distaste or disgust.

ew = used to express disgust or distaste.

According to Google, yes, there is. It is the smallest difference ever, but it is certainly a difference.

Yuck is one tier above ew in the ladder of expressing disgust. *nods*

Wow... Um... Okay... Hooray! Yay!

[Kannap]

There's a fekkin' huge difference!

That's like saying yay and hooray and totally different.

There is a difference there. Let's look at the dictionary, shall we.

YAY - Expressing triumph, joy, or encouragement
HOORAY - Another term for hurrah
HURRAH - used to express approval (as commonly used by United States Marines).

Approval is not the same as encouragement, triumph, or joy.

Triumph - a great victory or achievement.
Encouragement - the action of giving someone support, confidence, or hope.
Joy - a feeling of great pleasure and happiness.
Approval - the action of officially agreeing to something or accepting something as satisfactory.

[Italios]

That's like saying yay and hooray and totally different.

They are totally different, and your failure to accept shall result in your immediate vaporization.

Please face the light.

"Yay! Dumbledore cancelled final exams because Goody Two Shoes Potter defeated Proffessor Quirrel and his alter ego, You-Know-Who!"

"Hooray! Dumbledore cancelled final exams because Goody Two Shoes Potter defeated Proffessor Quirrel and his alter ego, You-Know-Who!"

You seeinf a difference I'm not seeing?

[DesAnges]

Suddenly I've developed quite the hankering for cake.

Cake?

[Italios]

That's like saying yay and hooray and totally different.

There is a difference there. Let's look at the dictionary, shall we.

YAY - Expressing triumph, joy, or encouragement
HOORAY - Another term for hurrah
HURRAH - used to express approval (as commonly used by United States Marines).

Approval is not the same as encouragement, triumph, or joy.

Triumph - a great victory or achievement.
Encouragement - the action of giving someone support, confidence, or hope.
Joy - a feeling of great pleasure and happiness.
Approval - the action of officially agreeing to something or accepting something as satisfactory.

No two dictionaries are exactly alike, Kannap
Let's look at the Italiosian Dictionary, shall we.

YAY - used to express joy, excitement, happiness, relief, approval, or anything of that nature.
HOORAY - see YAY.

[Kannap]

They are totally different, and your failure to accept shall result in your immediate vaporization.

Please face the light.

"Yay! I'm excited that Dumbledore cancelled final exams because Goody Two Shoes Potter defeated Proffessor Quirrel and his alter ego, You-Know-Who!"

"Hooray! Hurrah! I approve of Dumbledore for cancelled final exams because Goody Two Shoes Potter defeated Proffessor Quirrel and his alter ego, You-Know-Who!"

You seeinf a difference I'm not seeing?

I'm seeing the difference, are you not?

[Kannap]

There is a difference there. Let's look at the dictionary, shall we.

YAY - Expressing triumph, joy, or encouragement
HOORAY - Another term for hurrah
HURRAH - used to express approval (as commonly used by United States Marines).

Approval is not the same as encouragement, triumph, or joy.

Triumph - a great victory or achievement.
Encouragement - the action of giving someone support, confidence, or hope.
Joy - a feeling of great pleasure and happiness.
Approval - the action of officially agreeing to something or accepting something as satisfactory.

No two dictionaries are exactly alike, Kannap
Let's look at the Italiosian Dictionary, shall we.

YAY - used to express joy, excitement, happiness, relief, approval, or anything of that nature.
HOORAY - see YAY.

Well, the Italiosian Dictionary is wrong.

The Websters Dictionary is pretty well received.

[Dyakovo]

Meh. We'll have to agree to disagree.

Are you telling me that the idea of five dollar half cooked hot dogs and drunk buffoons yelling in your ear is not enjoyable?

Yes. Shocking, I know.

[Kannap]

Are you telling me that the idea of five dollar half cooked hot dogs and drunk buffoons yelling in your ear is not enjoyable?

Yes. Shocking, I know.

Are you sure you're American? Do you need to see a doctor?

[Allancia]

Are you telling me that the idea of five dollar half cooked hot dogs and drunk buffoons yelling in your ear is not enjoyable?

Yes. Shocking, I know.

Dya has simple tastes. He enjoys cooked food, apparently.

[Italios]

No two dictionaries are exactly alike, Kannap
Let's look at the Italiosian Dictionary, shall we.

YAY - used to express joy, excitement, happiness, relief, approval, or anything of that nature.
HOORAY - see YAY.

Well, the Italiosian Dictionary is wrong.

The Websters Dictionary is pretty well received.

Maybe the definition differs in Italios, hmmm, you never know...

[Esternial]

Suddenly I've developed quite the hankering for cake.

Cake?

Wot dat.

[Barboneia]

Yes. Shocking, I know.

Are you sure you're American? Do you need to see a doctor?

HE'S A COMMIE SPY

[Dyakovo]

He didn't yuck your yum, he ew'd your yum.

Uh, is there a difference?

Yes. "Yuck" is 4 letters, "ew" is 2 letters.

[Dyakovo]

Suddenly I've developed quite the hankering for cake.

The cake is a lie.

[Italios]

Uh, is there a difference?

Yes. "Yuck" is 4 letters, "ew" is 2 letters.

Wow, I hadn't seen that before.

[Kannap]

Well, the Italiosian Dictionary is wrong.

The Websters Dictionary is pretty well received.

Maybe the definition differs in Italios, hmmm, you never know...

Considering Italios is a fictional nation, we'll go with the definition from the real world English language.

[Kannap]

Yes. "Yuck" is 4 letters, "ew" is 2 letters.

Wow, I hadn't seen that before.

All the letters between the two words are also different. *nods*

[Dyakovo]

No two dictionaries are exactly alike, Kannap
Let's look at the Italiosian Dictionary, shall we.

YAY - used to express joy, excitement, happiness, relief, approval, or anything of that nature.
HOORAY - see YAY.

Well, the Italiosian Dictionary is wrong.

The Websters Dictionary is pretty well received.

Oxford dictionary is better.

[Italios]

Wow, I hadn't seen that before.

All the letters between the two words are also different. *nods*

Not quite.

yay - hooray

[Dyakovo]

Yes. Shocking, I know.

Are you sure you're American? Do you need to see a doctor?

Not entirely, no. No, but I do need to see a dentist.

[DesAnges]

Cake?

Wot dat.

Brass Eye satirical fake news show.