Thank you for yet another example of systemic American misspelling.
Pep (You are confusing Eli even more now, you realise?)
Pep (You are confusing Eli even more now, you realise?)
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You are the one who asked what OED was. I'm only being helpful. 
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Jerboa Haystack
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10-02-2009 04:36
Hey You are the one who asked what OED was. I'm only being helpful. _____________________
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Eli Schlegal
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10-02-2009 04:38
I think he has been assigned a quota and has to call you a douchebag x amount of times every day Oh gosh  I didn't mean it to come out like that. |
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Laurin Sorbet
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10-02-2009 04:40
And vikings...don't forget vikings.  Nooooo, noooooo, noooooooo, it is historically inaccurate about the Vikings. Their helmets didn't actually have horns  I'm sorry Jerboa, _____________________
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Eli Schlegal
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10-02-2009 04:40
Thank you for yet another example of systemic American misspelling. Pep (You are confusing Eli even more now, you realise?) Did you mean "realize"?  |
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Pserendipity Daniels
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10-02-2009 04:41
Hey You are the one who asked what OED was. I'm only being helpful. Pep (I know the meaning of what I am posting - both before and after.  )_____________________
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Jerboa Haystack
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10-02-2009 04:44
Nooooo, noooooo, noooooooo, it is historically inaccurate about the Vikings. Their helmets didn't actually have horns I'm sorry Jerboa, They most certainly DO have horns. Well..painted on wingy-looking horns...but horns!  Wait...isn't that...isn't ...that...Favre? *ducks and flees!* _____________________
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Pserendipity Daniels
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10-02-2009 04:45
Did you mean "realize"? should be correctly spelled with "s" not "z", whereas words with Greek roots can be spelled with either.Pep (I know it's probably over your head, but others might be interested.) _____________________
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Laurin Sorbet
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10-02-2009 04:45
They most certainly DO have horns. Well..painted on wingy-looking horns...but horns! Wait...isn't that...isn't ...that...Favre? *ducks and flees!* Lol, you're right, they do, and so do the Lego guys. I was thinking of the other dudes. _____________________
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Eli Schlegal
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10-02-2009 04:46
Oh yes I would love a lecture. Right after you go back and edit your post and then acuse me of photoshopping. hahaha.
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Laurin Sorbet
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10-02-2009 04:46
Would you like a lecture on how the letter "z" was not included in the classic Latin alphabet and consequently English words that have Latin roots (such as "re" should be correctly spelled with "s" not "z", whereas words with Greek roots can be spelled with either.Pep (I know it's probably over your head, but others might be interested.) Forget it Pep. Some people think you're making it up _____________________
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Eli Schlegal
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10-02-2009 04:48
Pep (I know it's probably over your head, but others might be interested.) Yes! Look at everyone on the edge of their seats. LOL |
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Jerboa Haystack
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10-02-2009 04:48
Lol, you're right, they do, and so do the Lego guys. I was thinking of the other dudes. *hug* I know Laurin. I'm playing a game this morning called: Jump to a different meaning.  J (It drives Pep crazy )_____________________
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Laurin Sorbet
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10-02-2009 04:51
Yes! Look at everyone on the edge of their seats. LOL That's just because we are douchebag count spotting. _____________________
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10-02-2009 04:52
*hug* I know Laurin. I'm playing a game this morning called: Jump to a different meaning. J (It drives Pep crazy )I know you knew I knew...uh oh, headache brewing _____________________
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Jerboa Haystack
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10-02-2009 04:53
Would you like a lecture on how the letter "z" was not included in the classic Latin alphabet and consequently English words that have Latin roots (such as "re" should be correctly spelled with "s" not "z", whereas words with Greek roots can be spelled with either.Pep (I know it's probably over your head, but others might be interested.) That is soooo 19th Century. Everyone who is anyone knows that s and z are freely interchangeable today, along with any inventive phonetic substitutions. Here...let me point you to the REAL dictionary: http://www.urbandictionary.com/ _____________________
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Eli Schlegal
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10-02-2009 04:53
But... what about Brett Fah-v-rah?
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10-02-2009 04:55
That's just because we are douchebag count spotting. Ok. Can you also start Pep-ego-stroke counting too? It would be intersting to collect some data and compare it. We could make cool graphs and stuff. |
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Pserendipity Daniels
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10-02-2009 05:00
That is soooo 19th Century. Everyone who is anyone knows that s and z are freely interchangeable today, along with any inventive phonetic substitutions. Here...let me point you to the REAL dictionary: http://www.urbandictionary.com/ Pep (Drop your standards low enough and everything is acceptable.) PS I'd point out that "Professor Eli" was the one who had the temerity to suggest that *I* was wrong! You have to be *really* stupid to do that. _____________________
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Laurin Sorbet
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10-02-2009 05:00
Ok. Can you also start Pep-ego-stroke counting too? It would be intersting to collect some data and compare it. We could make cool graphs and stuff. Is that how you see it? You like to criticize but don't like to be criticized? _____________________
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Pserendipity Daniels
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10-02-2009 05:01
Oh yes I would love a lecture. Right after you go back and edit your post and then acuse me of photoshopping. hahaha. Pep (Don't worry about the other "c"; it just wastes time typing it. )_____________________
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Pserendipity Daniels
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10-02-2009 05:03
Is that how you see it? You like to criticize but don't like to be criticized? Pep (Dammit! I just did, didn't I! )_____________________
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Eli Schlegal
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10-02-2009 05:03
Is that how you see it? You like to criticize but don't like to be criticized? I don't mind at all. |
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Eli Schlegal
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10-02-2009 05:07
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Laurin Sorbet
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10-02-2009 05:07
Good
Hi Pep! Good afternoon! Hi Sweetie! <3 (took me an age to figure out how to produce that little thing) Mwah Lovey lovey dovey! There now, I feel properly guilty. (sorry Pep, it made me sick too) _____________________
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Pserendipity Daniels
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10-02-2009 05:09
Good Hi Pep! Good afternoon! Hi Sweetie! <3 (took me an age to figure out how to produce that little thing) Mwah Lovey lovey dovey! There now, I feel properly guilty. (sorry Pep, it made me sick too) Pep (And don't you *dare* accuse (sic) me of being Eli's! )_____________________
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