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 Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 6:39 pm
ok
Also can we start a debate forum.......unless you feel that the main forum is good enough........just wondering becuase I donated 3000gold
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Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 11:16 am
Septomor ok how much wood could a woodchuch chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? Also can we start a debate forum.......unless you feel that the main forum is good enough........just wondering becuase I donated 3000gold Well, the main forum is entitled intelligent debate...
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Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 1:45 pm
donnythephoenix Septomor ok how much wood could a woodchuch chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? Also can we start a debate forum.......unless you feel that the main forum is good enough........just wondering becuase I donated 3000gold Well, the main forum is entitled intelligent debate... Indeed, 'twould not be called intelligent debate if it wasn't for debating.
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Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 2:59 pm
Emmanuela donnythephoenix Septomor ok how much wood could a woodchuch chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? Also can we start a debate forum.......unless you feel that the main forum is good enough........just wondering becuase I donated 3000gold Well, the main forum is entitled intelligent debate... Indeed, 'twould not be called intelligent debate if it wasn't for debating. O's K's so is 'twould a real word? ....................wait................................................i saw it in a book this morning.................nvm ^_^
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Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 3:33 pm
Septomor Emmanuela donnythephoenix Septomor ok how much wood could a woodchuch chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? Also can we start a debate forum.......unless you feel that the main forum is good enough........just wondering becuase I donated 3000gold Well, the main forum is entitled intelligent debate... Indeed, 'twould not be called intelligent debate if it wasn't for debating. O's K's so is 'twould a real word? ....................wait................................................i saw it in a book this morning.................nvm ^_^ Weeelll.... Thats like asking if any of the various words shakespeare invented that are now commonplace are really words... twixt, tween, 'twould... I'd say its a real word... or at least its an abbreviation in slightly middle-esque english. I bring up shakespeare because of the infamy in shortening words to fit the pentameter, etc. he (or bacon.... whichever) always writes fix'd... ne'er .... ne'er is a good example... my question: at what point does it "officially" become a word? when it makes it into websters dictionary?
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Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 8:36 am
It's not a word, 'tis an abbreviation. And the great thing about, as you put it, middle-esque English is that there were no set spellings so one can it however one doth pleaseth most.
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Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 2:44 pm
Emmanuela It's not a word, 'tis an abbreviation. And the great thing about, as you put it, middle-esque English is that there were no set spellings so one can it however one doth pleaseth most. Aaah! Speaking of this thing... I'm rereading some T.S. Eliot and noticed the word "wrapt" .... mixture between rapt and wrapped I assume... another not-word that is-word. Man that stuff is sooo deep, i love it! you say that its an abbreviation.... but... ah never mind it would get confusing trying to delve into the makings of a language in such company... (that meaning that we doth hail from different countries, and that last time I checked none of us actually were English majors... yet...)
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Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 9:01 am
Wet Lettuce Emmanuela It's not a word, 'tis an abbreviation. And the great thing about, as you put it, middle-esque English is that there were no set spellings so one can it however one doth pleaseth most. Aaah! Speaking of this thing... I'm rereading some T.S. Eliot and noticed the word "wrapt" .... mixture between rapt and wrapped I assume... another not-word that is-word. Man that stuff is sooo deep, i love it! you say that its an abbreviation.... but... ah never mind it would get confusing trying to delve into the makings of a language in such company... (that meaning that we doth hail from different countries, and that last time I checked none of us actually were English majors... yet...) ... Are you sure you're American? You're not through some incident actually English? Really?
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Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 9:49 am
Emmanuela Wet Lettuce Emmanuela It's not a word, 'tis an abbreviation. And the great thing about, as you put it, middle-esque English is that there were no set spellings so one can it however one doth pleaseth most. Aaah! Speaking of this thing... I'm rereading some T.S. Eliot and noticed the word "wrapt" .... mixture between rapt and wrapped I assume... another not-word that is-word. Man that stuff is sooo deep, i love it! you say that its an abbreviation.... but... ah never mind it would get confusing trying to delve into the makings of a language in such company... (that meaning that we doth hail from different countries, and that last time I checked none of us actually were English majors... yet...) ... Are you sure you're American? You're not through some incident actually English? Really? I think he is...A civilised american!! Well, I never!
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Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 9:56 am
donnythephoenix Emmanuela Wet Lettuce Emmanuela It's not a word, 'tis an abbreviation. And the great thing about, as you put it, middle-esque English is that there were no set spellings so one can it however one doth pleaseth most. Aaah! Speaking of this thing... I'm rereading some T.S. Eliot and noticed the word "wrapt" .... mixture between rapt and wrapped I assume... another not-word that is-word. Man that stuff is sooo deep, i love it! you say that its an abbreviation.... but... ah never mind it would get confusing trying to delve into the makings of a language in such company... (that meaning that we doth hail from different countries, and that last time I checked none of us actually were English majors... yet...) ... Are you sure you're American? You're not through some incident actually English? Really? I think he is...A civilised american!! Well, I never! Oh, my! eek
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Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 9:57 am
Emmanuela donnythephoenix Emmanuela Wet Lettuce Emmanuela It's not a word, 'tis an abbreviation. And the great thing about, as you put it, middle-esque English is that there were no set spellings so one can it however one doth pleaseth most. Aaah! Speaking of this thing... I'm rereading some T.S. Eliot and noticed the word "wrapt" .... mixture between rapt and wrapped I assume... another not-word that is-word. Man that stuff is sooo deep, i love it! you say that its an abbreviation.... but... ah never mind it would get confusing trying to delve into the makings of a language in such company... (that meaning that we doth hail from different countries, and that last time I checked none of us actually were English majors... yet...) ... Are you sure you're American? You're not through some incident actually English? Really? I think he is...A civilised american!! Well, I never! Oh, my! eek Ya, I know! eek
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Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 9:59 am
donnythephoenix Emmanuela donnythephoenix Emmanuela Wet Lettuce Emmanuela It's not a word, 'tis an abbreviation. And the great thing about, as you put it, middle-esque English is that there were no set spellings so one can it however one doth pleaseth most. Aaah! Speaking of this thing... I'm rereading some T.S. Eliot and noticed the word "wrapt" .... mixture between rapt and wrapped I assume... another not-word that is-word. Man that stuff is sooo deep, i love it! you say that its an abbreviation.... but... ah never mind it would get confusing trying to delve into the makings of a language in such company... (that meaning that we doth hail from different countries, and that last time I checked none of us actually were English majors... yet...) ... Are you sure you're American? You're not through some incident actually English? Really? I think he is...A civilised american!! Well, I never! Oh, my! eek Ya, I know! eek A miracle! A miracle! .... I think Jesus loves you 3nodding
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Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 10:11 am
Emmanuela donnythephoenix Emmanuela donnythephoenix Emmanuela ... Are you sure you're American? You're not through some incident actually English? Really? I think he is...A civilised american!! Well, I never! Oh, my! eek Ya, I know! eek A miracle! A miracle! .... I think Jesus loves you 3nodding I think that Jesus loves EVERYONE... biggrin Except me...
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Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 10:35 am
donnythephoenix Emmanuela donnythephoenix Emmanuela donnythephoenix Emmanuela ... Are you sure you're American? You're not through some incident actually English? Really? I think he is...A civilised american!! Well, I never! Oh, my! eek Ya, I know! eek A miracle! A miracle! .... I think Jesus loves you 3nodding I think that Jesus loves EVERYONE... biggrin Except me... Well, that is what it says in his job description... Don't worry, John! S'agapo! (My *cough*amazing*cough* Greek skills...)
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