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If you're American before you enter the restroom, and if you're American after you leave the restroom, then what are you while you're inside the restroom?

European!

Try this little test, and see if you can figure out the word that I am thinking of based on these three clues:

1. It is a four letter word.
2. It is a name used for a woman.
3. It ends in the letters U-N-T.

The official morphing call of the Might Morphin' Power Rangers and the Zeo Rangers. Followed by each ranger calling out his or her own Ranger designation.

An idiot's substitution for the words "me" or "I". "Myself" should only be used in reflexive cases or intensive cases.

Commonly used by people who do not know the proper rules of usage for "me" and "I", or by those who were taught at an early age that "me" is a dirty word.

UPSB is the initialism for Universal Pen Spinning Board. It is a message board created by Pentrix's webmaster whom to many is known as Kam, and he is also the administrator of the Board. It started out as a small community of proficient pen spinners, and stayed that way until Kam's promotional video for Pentix and Pendolsa's first and most popular collaboration video spread virally around the Internet. After that, the board grew quite rapidly and soon became what it is today.

UPSB could very well be the largest community of pen spinners outside of South Korea, with a total of over 4500 registered members. Being universal, members come from all around the world, are generally very nice, participate in trading of pens with other members, and are willing to help new members learn fundamentals and tricks.

In October 15, 2005, Kam officially closed down UPSB, and will open UPSB again once it has finished upgrading to the new and improved UPSB version 3.

A horrible misspelling of the contraction "we're", in which the omission of a single apostrophe changes the word into a completely different one. Commonly seen in the gaming world and in message boards

A Speedcubing term and a 4-step method for solving the Rubik's Cube. It is an acronym for Cross, First 2 Layers, Orient Last Layer, and Permute Last Layer. It is by far the most common method used for Speedcubing, most likely because of its ability to let the cuber attain quick solve times (under 20 seconds) without having to memorise a brain-busting number of algorithms. Although the method has 119 algorithms in total, it is a small number compared to the expert methods, which may have up to 800 different algorithms.

Its inventor is Jessica Fridrich, and because of that, it is also popularly known as the Fridrich method.