Where is Casper - our spelling and grammar Nazi
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That is ssssssooooooo funny :lol: :lol: :lol:
] The aforesaid deliberations reflect adversely on some and fortuitously on others!...The written word in all it's forms can be an arduous task for some to write and an equally arduous task for others to read. But whatever the case the important thing is, whether or not one has understood what has been written.'It is not important to most people is whether or not the weather might make it uncomfortable for the Farmers wethers but whether or not there are enough wethers in the farmer's paddock to be serviced at some later date by the Farmer's Bullocks....Bullocks may well be confused for Bollocks but the important thing to remember is that both farmers and bullocks have bollocks.Which is very important for witches...which have no bollocks.!..but fly around on their brooms doing whatever it is that witches do....which is not to say you're gay or straight..it's just that some have the advantage of a better education then others..and that's not your fault.Also...blah blah.... ]
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It is not important to most people is whether or not the weather might make it uncomfortable for the Farmers wethers but whether or not there are enough wethers in the farmer's paddock to be serviced at some later date by the Farmer's Bullocks....Bullocks may well be confused for Bollocks but the important thing to remember is that both farmers and bullocks have bollocks.Which is very important for witches...which have no bollocks.!..but fly around on their brooms doing whatever it is that witches do....which is not to say you're gay or straight..it's just that some have the advantage of a better education then others..and that's not your fault.Also...blah blah.... ]
ummmm..A Bullock has no bollocks and niether does a Wether.
Both casterated males but different species
I kinda know all of that mate It was all just a play on words...an attempt at humour!... A scenario of wayward bullocks doing what bullocks should not do .... What I should have said was...grammar amongst 'friends' is not entirely called for....if I can 'read' it then it's writ right enough! But thank you for your input...I'm sure it has helped many of us city dwellers a great deal.
It was all just a play on words...an attempt at humour!... A scenario of wayward bullocks doing what bullocks should not do .... What I should have said was...grammar amongst 'friends' is not entirely called for....if I can 'read' it then it's writ right enough! But thank you for your input...I'm sure it has helped many of us city dwellers a great deal.
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happy new year to you to, troi oi.Nuggetbuster said:
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This is a crap thread , nothing to do with why we gather here !
But at the same time it's not braking any rules
But at the same time it's not braking any rules
Oh come on old man (joke :lol: :lol: ) have a laugh at the play with words itsfun
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7.62marksman said:
OK ' seeing you said that I'll sit back
Here are some more Homophones to play with
To, two, too
There, their, theyre
Your/youre
By/buy/bye
Stationary/stationery
Compliment/complement
Brake/break
Coarse/course
Here/hear
Peace/piece
Whole/hole
Stare/stair
To, two, too
There, their, theyre
Your/youre
By/buy/bye
Stationary/stationery
Compliment/complement
Brake/break
Coarse/course
Here/hear
Peace/piece
Whole/hole
Stare/stair
What is a homophone?
The word homophone is used to describe a word that sounds the same as another word, but that has a different meaning. It comes from the Greek words ****, meaning same, and phone, meaning voice. The two (or more) words may be spelled differently, but just to make life difficult, they can also be spelled the same. The potential for confusion for native and non-native speakers alike is, unfortunately, great.
The word homophone is used to describe a word that sounds the same as another word, but that has a different meaning. It comes from the Greek words ****, meaning same, and phone, meaning voice. The two (or more) words may be spelled differently, but just to make life difficult, they can also be spelled the same. The potential for confusion for native and non-native speakers alike is, unfortunately, great.
I wonder who out there could use all the above words in a short story or poetry (reefer maybe mmmmmm could be a bit hard for him)7.62marksman said:
:lol: :lol: :lol:
Someone will likely give it a crack
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Weth'r the farmer has bullocks or bollocks would make for a tall tale as he musters in the wood, just as long as he's not in must looking for tail.madtuna said:reefer said:
It is not important to most people is whether or not the weather might make it uncomfortable for the Farmers wethers but whether or not there are enough wethers in the farmer's paddock to be serviced at some later date by the Farmer's Bullocks....Bullocks may well be confused for Bollocks but the important thing to remember is that both farmers and bullocks have bollocks.Which is very important for witches...which have no bollocks.!..but fly around on their brooms doing whatever it is that witches do....which is not to say you're gay or straight..it's just that some have the advantage of a better education then others..and that's not your fault.Also...blah blah.... ]
ummmm..A Bullock has no bollocks and niether does a Wether.
Both casterated males but different species
One for Flowerpot I reckon....BigWave said:Someone will likely give it a crack
post deleted, couldn't spell the word.
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The whey I sea it is that day awl sound the same annie whey
