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Originally Posted by kowalski
Mad_Fer_It your lucky little trip to wikipedia is not going to save you.
You didn't include this caveat in your original post, making all objections to that post valid.
My example violates your rule, even with this late caveat.
You have demonstrated, again, that you don't have the required language skills to correct others' language use.
Fuckong hup whim hue hoare troying tea pint owt spomeone elfes fick upp mikes ewe lick heaving mire stew-pied.
Peace,
kowalski
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Duh - First in English language, mate - you're not the only educated one around here. In fact, unless you studied English language in a better University than me, I'm actually more qualified.
Anyway, it's not invalid. What I wrote was the shorter, more well-known version of the full rule, which I would expect you to know. Also, your example doesn't violate my rule. The sounds 'eer' as in "weird" and 'ee' as in "see" have two different phonetic transcriptions - I'm sure you can find them on Wikipedia if you look hard enough.
I got the better of you in this one mate - lawlz.
Until next time
02-02-2011, 03:15 PM
