There is a word supposedly and supposably
For the life of me I cannot discern the differance
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For the life of me I cannot discern the differance
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Supposedly
23 posts · Started by DribbleDuke · 27 Jan 2012
Post 2 by TLS_Russ,
#2Supposably is an Americanism.........Not the Queens English
"Capable of being supposed"....... Pointless Bollocks similar to "exspecially" or the other one that really grates me "Burglarized"
See here for more details on Americans:
http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/American
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"Capable of being supposed"....... Pointless Bollocks similar to "exspecially" or the other one that really grates me "Burglarized"
See here for more details on Americans:
http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/American
Well you did ask
Post 3 by tripoddave,
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Post 4 by blb,
#4I also hate it when people spell difference wrong! spot the differance?
Post 5 by fatbob,
#5didnt george bush start this craze off ?
Post 6 by tripoddave,
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#8Post 9 by steeeve66,
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Post 10 by DribbleDuke,
#10Cute and worthless, I think I understand the differance.
Supposably the Oxford English Dictionary does not have the word Supposably in it.
Supposedly the Oxford English dictionary has the word supposedly in it.
Supposedly, supposably is only used in regions of north America where people could care less.
Supposably the Oxford English Dictionary does not have the word Supposably in it.
Supposedly the Oxford English dictionary has the word supposedly in it.
Supposedly, supposably is only used in regions of north America where people could care less.
Post 11 by Grendel,
#11Regardless
Irrespective.
There is no such word as irregardless.
Irrespective.
There is no such word as irregardless.
Post 12 by DribbleDuke,
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Post 13 by scamb66,
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Post 14 by TLS_Russ,
#14Supposably
Post 15 by SDNerd,
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Post 16 by bic_bicknell,
#16I have a nine year old daughter called Aidan. She moved to LA with her mum, (who is Californian), about six months ago after spending her first nine years growing up in London. I Skype her a lot and talk on the phone when we can get the time difference to work for us. I miss her a lot.
I'm experiencing and witnessing the breakdown of her language and the gradual decline of her vocabulary. I'm sure the school is good and I think that her life is probably better and richer than the one she was destined to have over here. I don't know, only time will tell. But the way she is beginning to talk and pronounce her words depresses me.
No offence y'all. But the way you guys communicate. In LA anyway, direct from Hollywood, 9 year old school girl talk. OMG!!! Makes me wince.
I'm experiencing and witnessing the breakdown of her language and the gradual decline of her vocabulary. I'm sure the school is good and I think that her life is probably better and richer than the one she was destined to have over here. I don't know, only time will tell. But the way she is beginning to talk and pronounce her words depresses me.
No offence y'all. But the way you guys communicate. In LA anyway, direct from Hollywood, 9 year old school girl talk. OMG!!! Makes me wince.
Post 17 by DribbleDuke,
#17No nine year old should be experiancing a decline in vacabulary. Gradual or not. She has been here for six months and a noticeable differance. It is difficult at best to have long distant conversations and perhaps the nervousness and disconnect is adding to the equation. It must be very difficult on you and I am feeling shitty for you. You dont wish they could all be California girls.
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Post 20 by DribbleDuke,
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Post 21 by SDNerd,
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Post 22 by loony888,
#22LOL, being a sparky i had an american ask me what the "ampacity" of the cable i was terminating was, WTF?
ampacity?
turns out they don't have the energy to say "current carrying capacity" so ampacity it is. stupid made up words!
ampacity?
turns out they don't have the energy to say "current carrying capacity" so ampacity it is. stupid made up words!
Post 23 by ktmguy,
#23I wont get in to this till ya all can say aluminium properly!
Yes it is a material used in your superduke.
Yes it is a material used in your superduke.
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