Teachers told me vowels go
[i]I before E except after C[/i]
Well isn't that w[b]ei[/b]rd?
English
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Edited by SSG ACM: 7/27/2015 6:52:27 AMI hated that "rule" since it always confused me with a lot words that I use.
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I'm the bestest at talking engrish.
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Le prefekt
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I was never able to understand that still don't never had it bothered me in school either
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OR WHEN SOUNDING LIKE "A" AS IN NEIGHBOR AND WEIGH!
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That seems foreign to me
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EVERYTIME.
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English language, everyone! [spoiler]There are a ton of exceptions to that 'rule'[/spoiler]
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[sc[b]ie[/b]nce
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[quote][sc[b]ie[/b]nce[/quote] Sc[b]ie[/b]nce Fixed
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Except if you're running a feisty heist on your weird beige foreign neighbor.
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Yeah...
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It was changed because there are more exceptions than words that comply to the rule.
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except when sounding like a as in neighbor and weigh
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And on holidays and you will always be wrong no matter what you say
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[quote]except when sounding like ayy (lmao) as in neighbor and weigh[/quote]
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And on weekends and holidays and all throughout May?
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And you'll always be wrong no matter what you say. [spoiler]Meh, the reference was worth the semi-necro.[/spoiler]
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Semi-Necro Bump
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[quote]Teachers told me vowels go [i]I before E except after C[/i] Well isn't that w[b]ei[/b]rd?[/quote]plus a few expecptations[spoiler]1000000000000000.00e^100 expectations[/spoiler]
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[quote]plus a few expecptations[/quote] [quote]few expecptations[/quote] [quote][b]expecptations[/b][/quote]
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You sir, just invented the best way to point out a typo. *gentleman clap*
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Just let it happen