The Humor Thread


 
Ed P said:
Somebody can't spell...it's FLIERS when talking about things that fly, not flyers :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

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The English language is about as dumb as I am.
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From the article you provided . . .

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I take that to mean that you can use either spelling as long as you spell it the same way all the time.





BD
 
Bill D-NC said:
From the article you provided . . .

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I take that to mean that you can use either spelling as long as you spell it the same way all the time.





BD
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It was intended to be a dumb joke! Pointing out the difference in spelling was meant to show that I missed the whole point of the joke, that the spelling made more of an impact than the joke....that's why all the ROTFL emojis and the comment about the English language.

I guess my attempt at low humor went a little too low.
 
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