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Only an evil word creator would put an "S" in lisp, a "P" in spit, and a "TT" in stutter, amirite?
by Anonymous12 years ago
or spelled "dyslexic" with a y and an x.
by Anonymous13 years ago
true that
by Anonymous13 years ago
"R" in rhetoric, a long word being the fear of long words, a palindrome being the fear of palindrones (though I don't think this is considered a real phobia), the list goes on.
by Anonymous12 years ago
What's bad about the "R" in rhetoric?
by Anonymous12 years ago
My apologies. I meant "rhotacism". It's the inability to say the letter R.
by Anonymous12 years ago
You sounded so proper and sophisticated when you said "my apologies" and "the inability."
by Anonymous12 years ago
I didn't realise paying attention in school made one 'sound proper'; I was always of the belief that everyone else not paying attention made them sound like retards.
by Anonymous12 years ago
I think I mainly felt that way since I read it in a British accent. Most people don't say "my apologies" so my mind automatically turned onto it's proper English accent mode.
by Anonymous12 years ago
It must also suck for people who have speech impediments to say "I have a speech impediment." Cruel world.
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