I hope everyone learnt from my mistakes and we get along together.
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Posted by Orpheus on Fri Jan 7th at 4:48pm 2005
its spelled and learned silly, there isn't a "t" in those words ![]()
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Posted by Gwil on Fri Jan 7th at 4:53pm 2005
We always debate this
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Posted by Andrei on Fri Jan 7th at 4:56pm 2005
Posted by Orpheus on Fri Jan 7th at 4:58pm 2005
We always debate this
really?
sorry, i have never heard it was correct, just accepted. like the word "ain't"
my bad.
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Posted by Nickelplate on Fri Jan 7th at 5:10pm 2005
Give it time; I foresee the mass extinction of all vowels by 2020, and by 2050 the entire English language will have reverted back to a muffled grunting sound.
Seriously! Mobile phones and mass stupidity have quickly taken hold of this, and the next generation. It's only a matter of time untill the number 8 becomes the 27th letter of the alphabet.
It'll mess up scrabble too, what with the over use of the 'cool' letters, X K, Z and 0 ![]()
Repent...!
Actually I think that the "cool letters" not are E- and I: Ipod Email Imac Eharmony. QXKZ are all popular for radio stations. ALSO more and more product names are being spelled wrong. K is substituted in for C. Z takes over for S at the end of words. The U taking over for many sounds like "Gurl" or some even spell it "Grrl" E takes over for many sounds as in "werd up" as i have seen.
In my 5th graade year i was a finalist in a spelling bee, I was asked to spell "Barbecue" I did not spell it BBQ as so many places spell it, but i spelled it "Barbeque" as it is spelled on every restaurant and product i have seen to date. This is, however, improper spelling. This is just one example of how our stupid-spelling culture f**ks things up.
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Posted by Tracer Bullet on Fri Jan 7th at 5:15pm 2005
Give it time; I foresee the mass extinction of all vowels by 2020, and by 2050 the entire English language will have reverted back to a muffled grunting sound.
Seriously! Mobile phones and mass stupidity have quickly taken hold of this, and the next generation. It's only a matter of time untill the number 8 becomes the 27th letter of the alphabet.
It'll mess up scrabble too, what with the over use of the 'cool' letters, X K, Z and 0 ![]()
Repent...!
Actually I think that the "cool letters" not are E- and I: Ipod Email Imac Eharmony. QXKZ are all popular for radio stations. ALSO more and more product names are being spelled wrong. K is substituted in for C. Z takes over for S at the end of words. The U taking over for many sounds like "Gurl" or some even spell it "Grrl" E takes over for many sounds as in "werd up" as i have seen.
In my 5th graade year i was a finalist in a spelling bee, I was asked to spell "Barbecue" I did not spell it BBQ as so many places spell it, but i spelled it "Barbeque" as it is spelled on every restaurant and product i have seen to date. This is, however, improper spelling. This is just one example of how our stupid-spelling culture f**ks things up.
Don't get me started on the drive "thru"! That is one that pisses me off endlessly because I have a friend who claims that is the proper way to spell "through".
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Posted by Nickelplate on Fri Jan 7th at 5:26pm 2005
Don't get me started on the drive "thru"! That is one that pisses me off endlessly because I have a friend who claims that is the proper way to spell "through".
Oh, geez. You know that is the sort of thing I'm talking about. Oh yeah i've noticed you're pretty smart. what degrees do you have? and why do you know all this stuff, You are one of the few ppl I have seen using words like i use like "Quantum mechanics" other things like that "thermodynamics." You seem to be at least at my level, which is saying something.
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Posted by Tracer Bullet on Fri Jan 7th at 5:44pm 2005
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Posted by Nickelplate on Fri Jan 7th at 6:40pm 2005
for those of us who who DON'T know what the second law of thermodynamics is:
http://www.entropylaw.com/entropy2ndlaw.html
read about it there.
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Posted by OtZman on Fri Jan 7th at 6:42pm 2005
Interesting though.
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Posted by parakeet on Sat Jan 8th at 1:19am 2005
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Posted by Leperous on Sat Jan 8th at 1:21am 2005
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Posted by Gorbachev on Sat Jan 8th at 1:43am 2005
Both spelled and spelt are valid. But "spelled" seems very informal when used compared to spelt. Same goes for a lot of words. Oddly enough many tend to be the general American form.
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Posted by parakeet on Sat Jan 8th at 2:35am 2005
yeah he has a bit of trouble reading large words as well = P
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