Love this C.J, my mother always would say that the plural of sheep might be shoop. I don't think there was any linguistic logic to it given English is such an amalgamation of languages, I think she just thought it sounded cute 🤣 ❤️
I added something to the post a little while ago. Someone mentioned that the plural of spouse was spouses, not spice. I said if I had two spouses at the same time it would definitely be spicy!
OK, this one cracked me up fingers don't fing.
hee hee I’m glad you were cracked up, Kathleen!
Thank you!
C.J. Cracked up in more ways than one
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Love this C.J, my mother always would say that the plural of sheep might be shoop. I don't think there was any linguistic logic to it given English is such an amalgamation of languages, I think she just thought it sounded cute 🤣 ❤️
I added something to the post a little while ago. Someone mentioned that the plural of spouse was spouses, not spice. I said if I had two spouses at the same time it would definitely be spicy!
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And exhausting 🤣
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I was just thinking of you and that pinwheel flower has come out . I will send you the photo ❤️
In your DM 🌱
Yes, I’ve been there! Thank you again!
I would love that. Thank you!
Great stuff, C.J.! It's a wonder anyone can speak English!
A wonder how any of us can speak it, yes! I agree, Rod. Thank you!
Thank you, too for restacking this post.
It's my pleasure, C.J.!
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It’s a conundrum. Or several conundi. 😉
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😹 CJ, your humor has no bounds, love this read!!!
Thank you, Jo-Ann, I’m glad you enjoyed it —it was a fun write!
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Needed the giggle 🤭. Thanks 😉
Sometimes I do, too. My favorite was fingers don’t fing
Thank you, Ken!
Such fun piece! Adobs! 😛
Thank you, Wen. I’m so glad you think it was!
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It's not "goed" because "gone" sounds better.
That’s true, David.
Or went, which was my thinking…or is it thought…what I thinked ?
That must be how a foreigner looks at our language! They read it and say,
“Huh?”
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Thank you! You added 3 slang terms to help me see the back of the linguistic sleigh as it moves away from me. Good to keep up.
Which 3 slang terms, David?
Do you ever use, "Whatever?". My son and I say it all the time!
Yes! When I’m really frustrated or feel I’m wrongly disagreed with. Neither of those ways are particularly positive …
Thank you, Connie Casella, for restacking this post!