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Thursday, 27 April 2006 05:49
TOLD YOU SO. Haa haa haa haa haa
:does her little Railean is right for a change:
:does her little Railean is right for a change:
Thursday, 27 April 2006 05:52
holy Eff it's spelled funny or holy Eff Railean was right about how something was spelled?
FIREKAT
Thursday, 27 April 2006 06:56
i think its still spelt professional. but either way works. you can keep your weird 3 s's and i'll have my 2s's
Thursday, 27 April 2006 08:03
'professional' is not spelled with three 'S'es. You have an effed up dictionary.
Thursday, 27 April 2006 10:12
I'm not sure what's more insulting.
The fact that you'd go to such lengths to manufacture a lie;
Or that you expect us to buy it.
It's quite obvious that you've made that up. Everyone knows it's two s's,
You made a mistake, that's cool, no one will hold that against you.
What's not cool is covering it up like you have.
Just admit you were wrong, because I can garuantee you that there's no dictionary that will spell it with 3 s's.
Oh and before you ask, I've checked my three dictionaries at home and several online dictionary. All two s's.
Luc
The fact that you'd go to such lengths to manufacture a lie;
Or that you expect us to buy it.
It's quite obvious that you've made that up. Everyone knows it's two s's,
You made a mistake, that's cool, no one will hold that against you.
What's not cool is covering it up like you have.
Just admit you were wrong, because I can garuantee you that there's no dictionary that will spell it with 3 s's.
Oh and before you ask, I've checked my three dictionaries at home and several online dictionary. All two s's.
Luc
ANONYMOUS
Thursday, 27 April 2006 10:13
Lucas again.
Just wanted to add:
Don't tell me that's a scan of a real dictionary. Anyone can manufacture that sort of thing with a Paint or Photo Shop program.
Not me of course because I'm technically inept... but people...
Just wanted to add:
Don't tell me that's a scan of a real dictionary. Anyone can manufacture that sort of thing with a Paint or Photo Shop program.
Not me of course because I'm technically inept... but people...
Thursday, 27 April 2006 10:32
Professional has just two s's. That looks like a rhyming dictionary which breaks words down into syllables, hence pro-fess-sion-al.
Sorry but you missspelt.
Sorry but you missspelt.
Thursday, 27 April 2006 12:47
lucas, i don't know anything about the relavence (yea, i prolly spelled that wrong didn't i?) of any of that, but come on now, isn't it just as likely that railean has a missprinted dictionary then that eh would actually go to all that trouble? yeah, sure, its perfectly possible, but come on now, who WOULD? im sure he just looked it up in there the first time 'round, and never checked another one.
Thursday, 27 April 2006 12:55
Hi Railean. No, the book is wrong. This whole conclusion is fallacious.
"profess" (see the previous entry in your book, btw), past participle of the verb profiteri, "to declare publicly; to practise". In the Latin.
Perhaps there was a second shooter, hid behind the fence on the grassy knoll, but definitely no third s. :) Sorry, dude.
"profess" (see the previous entry in your book, btw), past participle of the verb profiteri, "to declare publicly; to practise". In the Latin.
Perhaps there was a second shooter, hid behind the fence on the grassy knoll, but definitely no third s. :) Sorry, dude.
Thursday, 27 April 2006 13:04
I'm with Miramel, btw; I do not believe, not for one moment, that Railean faked anything. Browncoats aren't like that. She just stumbled on a backbirth dictionary, and was naive enough not to double-check. Fortunately, naivity is not a sin. :) Next time, just postpone the evil laugh until you're sure of your facts.
ANONYMOUS
Thursday, 27 April 2006 14:37
Someone forgot to spell check the dictinary.
Thursday, 27 April 2006 16:18
I can think of no English word, other than compound or hyphenated words, that contain three of the same letter in a row.
Any letter, not just 's'.
The closest thing would be a "sound effect" like 'Zzz' to represent snoring, but that's not an actual word.
Any letter, not just 's'.
The closest thing would be a "sound effect" like 'Zzz' to represent snoring, but that's not an actual word.
Thursday, 27 April 2006 16:38
y'know what? I'm smellin' a whole lotta animosity commin' off this post... I think it is the most perfect thing in the world that the picture has three 's's. It is most amazingly fitting. Look the word up online. Really. Do.
Thursday, 27 April 2006 17:31
Shucks - I just found it funny. Obviously on a different plane here....
Thursday, 27 April 2006 18:45
There are dictionaries with typoes now and then and SimonWho could also be right so Lucas, please don't be so hostile about it.
And I agree with AgentRusco. It fits the pic so no problem.
And I agree with AgentRusco. It fits the pic so no problem.
Thursday, 27 April 2006 19:20
I don't believe Railean is trying to pull a fast one on us. Mistakes happen right? :) I'm sure she just thought she had proven herself right and was a little over excited to show everyone.
Goes to show you the written word isn't always right. :D
Goes to show you the written word isn't always right. :D
Thursday, 27 April 2006 20:39
Mis-printed dictionary is not unusual.
Oh, and Lucas... If you're having a go at someone else over spelling then you should really spell check your own post!
'garuantee'... I think not! (Guarantee)
Oh, and Lucas... If you're having a go at someone else over spelling then you should really spell check your own post!
'garuantee'... I think not! (Guarantee)
INGENUE155
Friday, 28 April 2006 03:24
its spelled professional. you should throw that dictionary away.
ANONYMOUS
Friday, 28 April 2006 04:48
LucasHarper and Anonymous 138.217.177.143)I took your insult to me VERY personal. Who do you think you are? That was rude and un-called for. A simple 'your dictionary could be wrong' would have worked just fine. There was no need to insult me. I'm not trying to pull a fast one. I have better things to do then to paint shop a dictionary page.
Also if you will read my first one you will noticed the term for a change
And for those of you who were polite about the dictionary I would like to say thank you. Thank you for making those comments in a polite manner. You were true Browncoats.
Also if you will read my first one you will noticed the term for a change
And for those of you who were polite about the dictionary I would like to say thank you. Thank you for making those comments in a polite manner. You were true Browncoats.
Friday, 28 April 2006 05:11
Eh, don't take it personally. You took the time to look up a word that you needed help on, and you were given false info. It's not like that sort of thing doesn't happen to everyone.
I'm impressed that you looked it up in the first place. I usually just spell word incorrectly and let the readers muddle thorugh it.
I'm impressed that you looked it up in the first place. I usually just spell word incorrectly and let the readers muddle thorugh it.
Friday, 28 April 2006 06:26
When I'm wrong, I admit.
Hence this post.
I was over zealous, and as someone pointed out, I can't spell for crap myself.
I do apologise to Railean first and foremost. You are very right. A simple point about the dictionary would have been enough.
To everyone else, I also extend my apologies. I was way outta line. I wasn't acting like a Browncoat and for that I am sorry.
Luc
Hence this post.
I was over zealous, and as someone pointed out, I can't spell for crap myself.
I do apologise to Railean first and foremost. You are very right. A simple point about the dictionary would have been enough.
To everyone else, I also extend my apologies. I was way outta line. I wasn't acting like a Browncoat and for that I am sorry.
Luc
Friday, 28 April 2006 14:25
Hi Railean,
It just occured to me, that your whole graphic is one giant self-reference for the makers of your dictionary, allegedly professionals: "Yes, even they mess up now and then. :)
Keep up the shiny work!
It just occured to me, that your whole graphic is one giant self-reference for the makers of your dictionary, allegedly professionals: "Yes, even they mess up now and then. :)
Keep up the shiny work!
ANONYMOUS
Friday, 28 April 2006 19:34
Man, if I had an exhausitive checklist of human emotions, I do believe they'd all be checked off by this thread.
Friday, 28 April 2006 19:42
Gotta agree that professional has just two of the letter s.
Must be a gorram Alliance dictionary telling us all how to spell.
For those that don't think dictionary's can have typos or errors then you are wrong. There are lots of American dictionary's that have colour spelt as color. They are all wrong too!!
Just making light of the issue.
(Ducks for cover behind the nearest engine exhaust port).
Must be a gorram Alliance dictionary telling us all how to spell.
For those that don't think dictionary's can have typos or errors then you are wrong. There are lots of American dictionary's that have colour spelt as color. They are all wrong too!!
Just making light of the issue.
(Ducks for cover behind the nearest engine exhaust port).
ANONYMOUS
Friday, 28 April 2006 23:34
Huh
Friday, 28 April 2006 23:37
Thank you Lucas for the appology. That was very big of you. You showed that you are a true browncoat. And I will admit that I was a little too hyper when I thought I was right.
It's just that it happens so infrequently that i get happy when I think i am right.
And asarian I never thought of it like that. That is a great way too look at it.
lwaves that is too funny.
It's just that it happens so infrequently that i get happy when I think i am right.
And asarian I never thought of it like that. That is a great way too look at it.
lwaves that is too funny.
Saturday, 29 April 2006 00:42
This is by far the most amusing post/thread I have ever laid eyes on. Yessiree-bob.
SABOR
Saturday, 29 April 2006 03:34
just think all of this over an extra s it's just too funny that dictionary shood go in a musam for ' the word that almost starked a war' lol now you all thinnk i'm crazy or just weard but hay everybody's got to admit it is rilly funny
ANONYMOUS
Saturday, 29 April 2006 18:20
isn't that extract just showing how its pronounced?
DARKANGELLOVESFIREFLY
Sunday, 30 April 2006 04:11
Just to help clear things up once and for all.
In Railean original post Professionaly is spelt Phonetically.
Poorly done however 'cuz I have never seen it with 3 s' but it is spelt phonetically none the less.
"Phonetically"
1.Representing the sounds of speech with a set of distinct symbols, each designating a single sound: phonetic spelling.
2. Of, relating to, or being features of pronunciation that are not phonemically distinctive in a language, as aspiration of consonants or vowel length in English.
Just thought I would help.
In Railean original post Professionaly is spelt Phonetically.
Poorly done however 'cuz I have never seen it with 3 s' but it is spelt phonetically none the less.
"Phonetically"
1.Representing the sounds of speech with a set of distinct symbols, each designating a single sound: phonetic spelling.
2. Of, relating to, or being features of pronunciation that are not phonemically distinctive in a language, as aspiration of consonants or vowel length in English.
Just thought I would help.
ANONYMOUS
Sunday, 30 April 2006 07:29
cool
Sunday, 30 April 2006 07:30
I wasn't trying to spell it Phonetically. I copied it out of the dictionary. How was I supose to know that the dictionary spelled if funky?
DARKANGELLOVESFIREFLY
Monday, 01 May 2006 07:00
I know you were not but the book was.
That's all I was saying.
So simmer dear I was not trying to offend you in any way.
That's all I was saying.
So simmer dear I was not trying to offend you in any way.
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