I'm sorry Sherrie I couldn't resist this one. Especially since you have a new spell checker! :rolleyes:
On a more serious note, I hope you are feeling better real soon.
Sue
SPRRR....ING!
Discussion in 'Free-For-All Archives' started by Sherrie, Mar 22, 2003.
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hahahahahaha! you got me on that one! I just saw it.
Sherrie -
Owed to the Spell Checker
I have a spelling checker --
It came with my PC
It plane lee marks four my revue
Miss steaks aye can knot sea.
Eye ran this poem threw it,
Your sure real glad two no.
Its very polished in it's weigh,
My checker tolled me sew.
A checker is a bless sing,
It freeze yew lodes of thyme.
It helps me right awl stiles two reed,
And aides me when aye rime.
To rite with care is quite a feet
Of witch won should be proud.
And we mussed dew the best wee can,
Sew flaws are knot aloud.
And now bee cause my spelling
Is checked with such grate flare,
Their are know faults with in my cite,
Of none eye am a wear.
Each frays come posed up on my screen
Eye trussed to bee a joule
The checker poured o'er every word
To cheque sum spelling rule.
That's why aye brake in two averse
By righting wants to pleas,
Sow now ewe see why eye dew prays
Such soft wear for pea seas!
:D :D
Pete -
Ok Pete ans Sue!
I will have to be more on my toes. Ok...so I got relaxed. I was talking in chat with this friend of mine and made the mistake. He kept doing these IMViroment things on the board.
So it is easy to say; I cannot chew bubble gum and walk. Nor can I pat my head and rub my belly at the same time.
Sherrie -
Sherrie, it's my little way of fixing your earache. I am such a pain in the neck that the ear will seem not much of a problem in comparison ;)
Tell whoever it was playing around with IMVironment thingys to go take a short walk off a tall cliff.. ;)
Pete -
Naw....he is toooo Australian. I will just be on guard.
Sherrie -
Well, my Sooners lost yesterday so I guess I will have to cheer for Kansas to win the NCAA Tournament this year. rsr, I guess we have to wait until next year and hope Sampson can bring in some more talent to help fill the void of Price, White, and Ere graduating.
On a more positive note, my alma mater, Northeastern State University (of Tahlequah, OK), won the NCAA Division II men's basketball championship for the first time. The game was televised so I got to watch the second half. ARTICLE LINK -
Aussie huh? That guarantees he is a trouble maker...
Pete -
yep....Aussie! You think he is a troublemaker? hmmmmmmm....I better watch what he says.
Sherrie -
DHK -
Yep, DHK, it was cold. It is suppose to be in the 80F this week. I can handle that. I love that!
Sherrie -
Sue and Sherrie, you do realise "pants" has a different meaning in UK? please dont ask me to tell you what it is lest I cause you some embarrasment
yours, Jon. -
Thats the thing about language...I am at times afraid to say anything.
So whats going on with you Jonmagee?
Sherrie -
There are quite a few words in U.K. English that are quite different than American English and vice versa...and they are quite frequently embarassing differences.
:D Laurenda
Must go consult my English dictionary for definition of pants now. ;) -
It was 81 degrees today with a blue, cloudless sky. The flowering crab is a riot of deep and light magentas.
And I'm stuck in the office. O cruel fate! -
When I was a lad in England, men did not mention pants in mixed company. Oh how things have changed. *whispering* pants in the UK are ladies undergarments. We wear trousers; long and short, dress and work, but they are trousers. Then, of course, knickers has a dual meaning. They can be the knee-cut britches often seen on the golf course and they can also refer to one's under garments.....so, don't get your knickers in a twist.
I am more climatized to North America so I can say pants.
Cheers,
Jim -
80's all week no rain until maybe Friday! Hello!
Spring is in the air....lalalalala...lalalal
Sherrie -
hahahahaha! Jim!
Sherrie -
There is something in the air, but it does'nt feel like spring. Cool, breezy and damp. One good thing is the pesky biting gnats are taking a break. This is great baseball weather. Both of my boys play at school and for the county. We enjoy the weather now, for we know the heat and humidity will be upon us later this summer.
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Hi Sherrie,
I am glad your enjoying your summer-like spring. We are still expecting more snow this week.
I was just noticing that it took you less than a year to reach almost four and a half thousand posts. But it has taken me almost three years to reach this post, #3,000.
So I'll expect to see you at #5,000 shortly.
DHK
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