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Ski, personally, I like the way you spell it now- right or wrong. I wasn't making a point in hopes that you will change. Just ribbing you. You sees? Merry Christmas, dude
I sees very clearly. God bless you and a very Merry Christmas an a prosperous New Year Peanuts.
I was only pointing out the accepted rule stated directly from the Cambridge Dictionary. I've always used it that way since I was taught it that way very early on. It doesn't sound bad or wrong to me and sounds better than "you sees Ski?" Personally I don't care how it gets used but since an obvious point is trying to be made I would be open to any specifically shown rule stating otherwise.
Ski, personally, I like the way you spell it now- right or wrong. I wasn't making a point in hopes that you will change. Just ribbing you. You sees? Merry Christmas, dude
41 JBlaze will develop a cure for stock market addiction
42 Lemonjello will get a kiss from his dog that will make him forget his name
an an additional one (you sees Ski? Does THAT sound right?) for Louetta:
43 Louetta will go hunting with Lyehopper and begin a new stuffed animal collection
I was only pointing out the accepted rule stated directly from the Cambridge Dictionary. I've always used it that way since I was taught it that way very early on. It doesn't sound bad or wrong to me and sounds better than "you sees Ski?" Personally I don't care how it gets used but since an obvious point is trying to be made I would be open to any specifically shown rule stating otherwise.
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