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· 10 years ago
Burn all Mondays for not understanding irony!
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mondayx5
· 10 years ago
Got the irony...and the redundancy... Did you google that before replying?
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deleted
· 10 years ago
Nope. Did you have to Google irony before reply?.. If you cant handle jokes.. get off the internet.
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· 10 years ago
Also, "Misspelt" is British English (the original), and "misspelled" is an American adaption.
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mrsaxon
· 10 years ago
The Americans went a bit overboard during the Boston Tea Party and threw out the letter T as well.
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15jbaughman
· 10 years ago
While we do have misspelled, misspelt is accepted in American English as well.
mondayx5
· 10 years ago
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Misspelt? Burn the person who posted this too
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guest
· 10 years ago
Can I burn you for not knowing that misspelt is an actual word? It's just British English.
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15jbaughman
· 10 years ago
It's American English too. Misspelt is a word in every kind of English. Now I can't stand Mondays for two reasons.
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