Need An Illiteracy Expert

No good words me. Do think you me help?

Originally posted by Ice Cold
No good words me. Do think you me help?

According to esteemed general forum Doctors Smaug, Blackamp, Attacking The King, Crowley

and Huckleberry... a withered old 'coat upon a stick' should be able to help you immensely.




-jon duh


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Edit: Remember the words of 'Larry The Cable Guy', "Half the people you know are below average."


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Me no comprende...

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
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Edit: Remember the words of 'Larry The Cable Guy', "Half the people you know are below average."


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Ain't no one no more can't speak no good English.

Good English is an irrelevant indulgence of the upper classes. Good spelling is fast disappearing with rise of urban-speak yooff colloquialisms and increasing dyslexic type disorders. Good communication is what really matters isn't it?

I fink sow.

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Originally posted by Suzianne
At least we don't say "aluminium".

Originally posted by Suzianne
At least we don't say "aluminium".

Originally posted by Palynka
Spanish - Aluminio
German - Aluminium
British English - Aluminium
Portuguese - Alumínio
French - Aluminium
Dutch - Aluminium
Latin - Aluminium
Danish - Aluminium
Romanian - Aluminiu
Afrikaans - Aluminium
...
the list goes on and on.

Always with a [b]i after the n.

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Originally posted by Palynka
Spanish - Aluminio
German - Aluminium
British English - Aluminium
Portuguese - Alumínio
French - Aluminium
Dutch - Aluminium
Latin - Aluminium
Danish - Aluminium
Romanian - Aluminiu
Afrikaans - Aluminium
...
the list goes on and on.

Always with a [b]i after the n.

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Then explain, please, why the oxide of "aluminium" is universally spelled "alumina" and not "aluminia".

Originally posted by Palynka
Are you saying that the near-universal spelling of alumina lacking the i, trumps the fact that the near-universal spelling of aluminium includes an i?