Why

[King Gizzard]

Is there an L in Should

[Firewire]

why is there a b in thumb

[MTVN]

because thats how it shoud be

[InOne]

Because the English don't like people learning their language so they make it as hard as possible. Even most English people I've come across can't seem to grasp it.

[Mrluvaluva]

Why is there only 1 F in Frank Bough?

[Mrluvaluva]

Why do birds suddenly appear?

[Marsh.]

Every time you are near.

[King Gizzard]

Just like me, they long to be

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

why is there an o too

it should be shud

[King Gizzard]

**** sake scott

[Mrluvaluva]

They are not the lyrics. :nono:

[Marsh.]

Scott... :rolleyes:

[MTVN]

boooo

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

what have i done D:

[Shaun]

omg scott **** off just get out of my sight

http://i49.tinypic.com/1z3a44m.jpg

[InOne]

:bored:

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

can somebody explain the joke to me :nono:

[Shaun]

is that what this is to you scott!? a JOKE!?

[Marsh.]

can somebody explain the joke to me :nono:

Go find a mirror. :hmph:

[Pyramid*]

:laugh2: at this thread...... and :( to it going pearshaped!

[Marc]

Why do birds suddenly appear?

Every time you are near.

Just like me, they long to be

why is there an o too

it should be shud

**** sake scott

They are not the lyrics. :nono:

Scott... :rolleyes:

boooo

what have i done D:

omg scott **** off just get out of my sight

:bored:

OMG :laugh2: :love: -sigging-

[Z]

clooooooose to youuuuuuuuuuu

[arista]

omg scott **** off just get out of my sight


He Should Jump On You
in the shower

[Kizzy]

Not that close arista....:nono:

[arista]

Not that close arista....:nono:

Spunky Shaun can take it.



Feel The Force

[Pyramid*]

Spunky Shaun can take it.


:o

Oh errr.... that could be a wee bit close to the bone.

[LemonJam]

I think I remember someone telling me it's how we used to literally pronounce words, but people started leaving those letters out when pronouncing them because they took too much effort to say, so as people started to leave them out it became a gradual process until everybody did so.

That's what someone told me. It's probably horribly false and I'm horribly naive.

[Kizzy]

One reason why I cannot spell,
Although I learned the rules quite well
Is that some words like coup and through
Sound just like threw and flue and Who;
When oo is never spelled the same,
The duice becomes a guessing game;
And then I ponder over though,
Is it spelled so, or throw, or beau,
And bough is never bow, it's bow,
I mean the bow that sounds like plow,
And not the bow that sounds like row -
The row that is pronounced like roe.
I wonder, too, why rough and tough,
That sound the same as gruff and muff,
Are spelled like bough and though, for they
Are both pronounced a different way.
And why can't I spell trough and cough
The same as I do scoff and golf?
Why isn't drought spelled just like route,
or doubt or pout or sauerkraut?
When words all sound so much the same
To change the spelling seems a shame.
There is no sense - see sound like cents -
in making such a difference
Between the sight and sound of words;
Each spelling rule that undergirds
The way a word should look will fail
And often prove to no avail
Because exceptions will negate
The truth of what the rule may state;
So though I try, I still despair
And moan and mutter "It's not fair
That I'm held up to ridicule
And made to look like such a fool
When it's the spelling that's at fault.
Let's call this nonsense to a halt."

[Pyramid*]

One reason why I cannot spell,
Although I learned the rules quite well
Is that some words like coup and through
Sound just like threw and flue and Who;
When oo is never spelled the same,
The duice becomes a guessing game;
And then I ponder over though,
Is it spelled so, or throw, or beau,
And bough is never bow, it's bow,
I mean the bow that sounds like plow,
And not the bow that sounds like row -
The row that is pronounced like roe.
I wonder, too, why rough and tough,
That sound the same as gruff and muff,
Are spelled like bough and though, for they
Are both pronounced a different way.
And why can't I spell trough and cough
The same as I do scoff and golf?
Why isn't drought spelled just like route,
or doubt or pout or sauerkraut?
When words all sound so much the same
To change the spelling seems a shame.
There is no sense - see sound like cents -
in making such a difference
Between the sight and sound of words;
Each spelling rule that undergirds
The way a word should look will fail
And often prove to no avail
Because exceptions will negate
The truth of what the rule may state;
So though I try, I still despair
And moan and mutter "It's not fair
That I'm held up to ridicule
And made to look like such a fool
When it's the spelling that's at fault.
Let's call this nonsense to a halt."


:joker:

So true!

[Patrick]

cus yolo. xo