Three Words, One Sentence - Crazy!

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In summary, the three ways to say Andrea are, spelled phonetically, Ahhn-drea, AAn-drea, and Ahhn-dree-ya. Andrea is the only name that can be pronounced in all three ways.
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Gale
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ok, first, for anyone who thought this was actually going to be about something cool... I'm very sorry... i have a very warped idea of coolness...

ANYWAYS

one sentence, only 3 words, and it can be written 3 ways!

We are not.
We aren't.
We're not.

Same three words! that's so crazy!

...Just thought i'd share...
 
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You really don't have much of a life, do you? :wink:


Actually, that is kinda interesting in a "I'm ashamed to admit it" sort of way.
 
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lol Gail...did you sleep through the 4th grade?
 
  • #4
A couple more. Hey, it's exciting to me. :biggrin:

You are not.
You aren't.
You're not.

They are not.
They aren't.
They're not.

:wink:
 
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Multiple contractions amuse me. For example,

You'd've done something.
I'd've done it too!
But he wouldn't've done it at all!
 
  • #6
my english teacher would kill me if i wrote that hurkyl
 
  • #7
You people are so lame.

...
...

Did you know there's actually a noun for throwing someone out of a window!
Defenestration, that's so cool. Quick, someone use that in their sig!
 
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Haha, thanks evo...
how about

I would not.
I wouldn't.
I'd not.

I could have.
I could've.
I'd have.

Its looking like "not" is the common thing... hmm... We should all just say I'dn't or We'ren't, then we wouldn't have this issue at all.

Know what else is cool... I'd could mean tons of different things; I could, I would, I should, I did... contractions are weird! Maybe i did sleep through 4th grade... (its probably a good thing I'm not an english major, imagine how goofy i'd look getting excited about this in class... )

[edit] dammit, i took too long to post... hurkly said the double contraction thing first...
 
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Hurkyl said:
wouldn't've
That's not just a multiple contraction, it's a spasm.
 
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Hurkyl said:
Multiple contractions amuse me.
Never been pregnant, huh? :biggrin:
 
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No, but I've been known to deliver a joke nine months after conceiving it...
 
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Hurkyl said:
No, but I've been known to deliver a joke nine months after conceiving it...
:rofl: :rofl:
 
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We'ren't.

Y'aren't

Th'aren't

:biggrin:

Then

I'dn't

I'd've

:biggrin:

wasn't - wesn't - wisn't - wosn't - wusn't and sometimes wysn't :biggrin:

Then the old stand by

coulda - woulda - shoulda

Danger said:
That's not just a multiple contraction, it's a spasm.
No - more like grammatical infarction.
 
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How about, "We ain't"?
 
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I don't even know where or when I picked this one up, but it's a fave: Don't make no never-mind t'me. :rolleyes:
 
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BicycleTree said:
How about, "We ain't"?
Actually, the consistent form would be "I amn't" and my little brother use to say it this way when he was learning to talk. He'd also say "I can't want to." I liked this so still say this every now and then myself. :smile:
 
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There's also, of course 'tain't neither. :approve:
 
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BicycleTree said:
How about, "We ain't"?
could become W'ain't.

and "I amn't" would become "I'mn't".
 
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Gale17 said:
ok, first, for anyone who thought this was actually going to be about something cool... I'm very sorry... i have a very warped idea of coolness...

ANYWAYS

one sentence, only 3 words, and it can be written 3 ways!

We are not.
We aren't.
We're not.

Same three words! that's so crazy!

...Just thought i'd share...
Same three words

Are we not?
Aren't we?
We aren't?
We're not?
 
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this is very dumb...but I'll have my fun too:

Off topic sort of, but there are 3 ways to pronounce the name Andrea.
Spelled Phonetically: Ahhn-drea, AAn-drea, and Ahhn-dree-ya...
 
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Am I the only one who pronounced all 3 pronounciations the same way?

I was sitting there saying "Andrea, Andrea, Andrea" wait.. i don't get it. :rofl:
 
  • #22
Ahh = pronounce it like you're yawning
AAn = pronounce it like you're saying "ant"
 
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Smurf said:
Quick, someone use that in their sig!
Can't. That's at least a 20mm! My Sig's just litttle-bitty .40. :frown:
 
  • #24
Y' peeps's all fr'k'n n'ts! I's gitt'n outta here! :biggrin:
 

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