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Funner might not be a word, but it still is fun to use sometimes, amirite?
by Anonymous11 years ago
It's funner to say "funner" than it is to say "more fun." That's just a fact.
by Anonymous13 years ago
"Funner" and "funnest" are starting to be accepted by major dictionaries.
by Anonymous13 years ago
no way. really? that's just encouraging poor english.
by Anonymous13 years ago
That's exactly what I thought. The dictionary is just giving up.
by Anonymous13 years ago
i know. I'm so disappointed in those dictionary editors. This kind of thing should be what they live for.
by Anonymous13 years ago
That's what we think, but it probably won't seem like poor English to future generations who grow up with it.
by Anonymous13 years ago
I'm just curious as to what part of adding the suffix -er to a one-syllable word is considered poor English?
by Anonymous11 years ago
When I hear someone say "funner" it makes them seem really dumb to me.
by Anonymous13 years ago
You know whats funner than your granny panties? The fact that something crawled into them and DIED.
by Anonymous13 years ago
sounds like you're one of those dumb people who uses "funner"
by Anonymous13 years ago
sounds like you're one of those uptight people who should be living in an underground closet, upside down in a straightjacket with absolutely no human interaction.
by Anonymous13 years ago
And of course I use "funner" just look at ^^^ comment
by Anonymous13 years ago
@1051053 (Anonymous): No I'm not uptight I just don't see any reason to dumb yourself down by saying funner when it's just as easy to say "more fun".
by Anonymous13 years ago
agh, I kinda get where you're coming from. (Here comes the big apology/forgiveness? scene) I go to a super preppy uptight private high school, and I'm one of the less uptight people, so to me it's just annoying when people try to act all "I be smarterer dan choo" by correcting the way others speak. Sorry for the bio btw.
by Anonymous13 years ago
It's cool, I'm not a grammar nazi or anything just some words like "funner" bug me.
by Anonymous13 years ago
I just need everyone here to know that the word "funner" is a word. If you take a word of one syllable- "fun"- the comparative form of that one syllable word is formed by adding "-er" to the ending. Same goes for the superlative form "funnest". People just think that idiomatically it does not sound right, and end up making fun of people who understand their language!
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