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Reply #60 posted 03/26/06 1:20am

JPW

JPW said:

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

This reminds me of how I spent like 10 minutes trying to figure out a sentence I was reading. I couldn't figure out what the wind could possibly have to do with it. I could not understand what they were trying to say. Then it finally dawned on me that wind (blowy air) and wind (like winding a toy) are spelled the same way falloff

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you fuckin idiot. lol

sorry i'm just messing with ya but that's funny.

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Reply #61 posted 03/26/06 5:50am

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English is a very hard language to learn and teach.
I found that out when our kids started to read.
Vowels have different sounds in different words.

I feel for any foreigner trying to learn.

And now, the hip hop generation has started to
venture out into businesses. I recently
dealt with KWIK LOK and ALLIANZ Corp... no no no!

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