Misspelling

[ShrekDawg]

If he's a monster like this boy .
View attachment 2256714View attachment 2256715View attachment 2256716He feels like 15lbs, he makes my arms tired when holding him.

I felt that way holding Jack lol

 

[ShrekDawg]

As long as it isn't spelt batman.

Na na na na na na BATMAN!!!

 

[casportpony]

Check out this thread:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/funny-chicken-adverts.1402593/

 

[ShrekDawg]

Check out this thread:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/funny-chicken-adverts.1402593/

 

[Rammy]

"Illinoise." My teeth are shorter than they used to be, because of this. Missouri is next to Illinoise so I hear this a lot. Back in Colorado, Sister Mary Elephant pounded into our little skulls that it is pronounced IllinOY, the S is silent, so I assumed that people who actually lived in the neighborhood would know that. Apparently not.

Illinois does not have an "e."

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Illinois does not have an "e."

Yes, I know. My point was that it bugs me when people pronounce the state as if it does. Perhaps I should have put the word in quotes. Like so: "Illi-NOISE." Lol. In fact it should probably be pronounced "Ill-uh- NWAH." I've always wanted to ask a French-speaking person about that ...

 

[Rammy]

Yes, I know. My point was that it bugs me when people pronounce the state as if it does. Perhaps I should have put the word in quotes. Like so: "Illi-NOISE." Lol. In fact it should probably be pronounced "Ill-uh- NWAH." I've always wanted to ask a French-speaking person about that ...

I kinda figured you did that on purpose, hence the hiding under the chair emoticon so hopfully you knew I was ribbing you.
It's kind of the same with Arkansas... I've heard people pronounce it Ark-kan- zas......noooooooo....

 

[orloffer]

How about English town names like Worcester (ˈwʊstə), Leicester (ˈlɛstə), Gloucester (ˈglɒstə) and Norwich (ˈnɒrɪʤ)? These, among others, are very commonly mispronounced by foreigners.

 

[ShrekDawg]

Yes, I know. My point was that it bugs me when people pronounce the state as if it does. Perhaps I should have put the word in quotes. Like so: "Illi-NOISE." Lol. In fact it should probably be pronounced "Ill-uh- NWAH." I've always wanted to ask a French-speaking person about that ...

I thought it was Ill uh NOY

 

[orloffer]

I thought it was Ill uh NOY

Well that is how most Americans pronounce it, as far as I know.