Now you are just coming across being rude. Let people say what they want to say. If they call it budder, they call it butter. If you call it gold, you call it gold. That picture you made was just rude.
No, I just am voicing my opinion. It was your choice to view what was inside the spoiler. And take it back, when I say all people who call it butter/budder I mainly mean the people who wont even use the word gold. If this was IRL (which it isn't), You wouldn't say in a jewelry store," I would like to purchase a butter/budder necklace please", the salesman would stare at you like you are cray-cray. Sky didnt even create the term butter, but Seananners did, but thanks to Sky everyone says budder/butter. Now yes saying butter/budder maybe once or twice is ok, but when everytime you say gold and someone says, "no you are wrong! It is obviously budder/butter!" It gets just plain old annoying.
Is it butter if you put the gold on apples, then eat it? are you eating gold or butter? that recipe is there to annoy us...
it is golden and enchanted, therefore safe to eat... though an apple covered in tons of butter sounds equally unhealthy...
It said warning language, not warning rudeness. Yes, I 100% agree with you on THAT. I thought mainly the rant was on people that say budder in general. Yes, I know it is gold. It is fun to call it budder. But I am not an annoying little BRAT sky kissing butt fanboy that goes around and corrects people saying its butter and they dont know what gold is. But actually, I do remember sky making a video similar to this and telling people to stop correcting people. If you edited your main post with this in it, I would agree. I thought you were just annoyed if someone said it once or twice
I usually say gold, i just say budder to annoy people that hate the term and continually hate on it. Because really do you have to care if someone says budder and get mad about it? Sky for the win.
I would still be annoyed by someone saying it once or twice, but it wouldn't make me want to go make a thread to rant about it, butter/budder term(s) have goten way out of hand.
