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My God, it's full of THREAD BOMBS!

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Yeah, and what is it with that whole "i before e except after c" thing?

Weird!

My neighbor's an expert on the subject, I'll ask him to weigh in on it.

'weird' is, I believe the only exception in British English once the modification "when the sound is 'ee'" is added to the end of the rule. But at least one of my American friends pronounces 'leisure' 'leesure' so buggers that up for those over the pond. :lol:
Weir.
 
My neighbor's an expert on the subject, I'll ask him to weigh in on it.

'weird' is, I believe the only exception in British English once the modification "when the sound is 'ee'" is added to the end of the rule. But at least one of my American friends pronounces 'leisure' 'leesure' so buggers that up for those over the pond. :lol:
Weir.

Lame, I wondered when I posted that how long it would take for someone to prove me wrong. :lol:
 
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If they used a funny expression I could see where it might be funny. Or perhaps you have to BE on drugs to get it.

Has anyone seen the one of Michelle from the back in grey pants getting on a helicopter? I saw it once and I'm looking for it again to make a couple really funny ones.
 

Ah, yes, an ever so timely Tom Arnold reference. Do you have anything about Tanya Harding, because I hear that's a hot news story?

Before making these, you need to think things through and ask yourself this question:

"Is a conversation on the board ever going to happen where this picture and caption is likely to apply to the discussion, preferably in a funny way?"

If the answer to that question is no, then it's probably not worth creating.
 
^That one is very cute. :)

It has grammar fail though. It ought to be "Mo thóin. Póg é". (It needs an accusative pronoun, because "é" is the object of a transitive verb.)
 
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