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that was pretty bad
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Political Humor
- The English Lisp
This thread reminds me of the word "foliage". When I was in the fourth grade, in Florida, we read the book, "Where The Red Fern Grows". That was my first encounter of the word. To my young fourth grade mind it read, "fol-EYE-ij". I was corrected in class, because I was reading out loud and the correct pronunciation was "FOIL-ij". To this day I still pronounce it "FOIL-ij" instead of "fol-EE-ij". I speculate that whoever taught my teacher had dyslexia. This person had such authority that everyone around me pronounced it the same way until I moved to NC and met one of my best friends, who had a Master's in English Lit and at the age of 29, told me otherwise. I will pronounce it correctly around people that I am trying to impress, but around the house I still say "FOIL-ij" which greatly grates on my Canadian husband's nerves. This little anecdote reminds me of the "Lisp King Ferdinand" and how the Castilian dialect was formed. Only different.- The Official JOKES SECTION :)
I don't want to offend people...but I found this very, very funny.- Political Humor
CHICAGO (AP) - "An Illinois gubernatorial candidate's name was mistakenly listed as 'Rich Whitey' instead of Rich Whitney on thousands of Chicago electronic-voting machines and will be corrected, elections officials said Thursday." link And he is not even Republican...- The Official JOKES SECTION :)
:lol: Godwin's Law FAQ- What would you change about the new SFN?
I see it...thank you!- What would you change about the new SFN?
Can we have a "jump to: /insert forum here" somewhere on the page? I see a thread search but not a "jump to" section that would enable the user to navigate the forums without having to jump to the main forum page...it would be a time saver.- The Official JOKES SECTION :)
I found this and loved it. Look at the dates:- The Official "Introduce Yourself" Thread
Hi, eye am gnu hear. Just kidding. Divagreen, here. I like to study science and philosophy when I don't want to have to think too much. Cheers. - The English Lisp
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