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Postby RED BEERGOGGLES » Wed Jan 12, 2011 3:12 pm

I voted in the affirmative  ..given its a completely irrefutable fact (especially when taking this forum as an example ),that there has been considerably less cards ,there has been no blatant derailing of threads ,and as far as I am aware no sign of any one-upmanship ,no derogatory name calling ,and very few signs of despondency amongst posters and fans alike that was so prominent  in the not so distant past ............... and outside the world of the internet ... Liverpool the city, seems a much more vibrant place because of it ...fans all across the world are celebrating the reintroduction of belief ..... and are allowing themselves to dream once more ......
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Postby metalhead » Wed Jan 12, 2011 3:17 pm

andy_g wrote:i'm really not having this Y is a vowel bullshít

in some words Y CAN be a vowel... according to my grammar book :D
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Postby andy_g » Wed Jan 12, 2011 3:42 pm

metalhead wrote:
andy_g wrote:i'm really not having this Y is a vowel bullshít

in some words Y CAN be a vowel... according to my grammar book :D

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Postby neil » Wed Jan 12, 2011 4:09 pm

you mean pyss off :D
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Postby dawson99 » Wed Jan 12, 2011 4:15 pm

thys thread is bryllyant
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Postby metalhead » Wed Jan 12, 2011 4:21 pm

andy_g wrote:
metalhead wrote:
andy_g wrote:i'm really not having this Y is a vowel bullshít

in some words Y CAN be a vowel... according to my grammar book :D

p!ss off

:no ...refute it
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Postby Roger Red Hat » Wed Jan 12, 2011 4:37 pm

errrr hello? Y is NOT a vowel. And you can kiss my ar$e with all your grammatical jibba jabba because Y is not a vowel. end of.

In the English alphabet ...

5 vowels  :  A  E  I  O  U

21 const  :  B C D F G H J K L M N P Q R S T V W X Y Z

Even BSL teaches deaf people 5 vowels and 21 const. all 5 vowels represented by the 5 digits on the left hand

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Postby NiftyNeil » Wed Jan 12, 2011 4:41 pm

A united fanbase? Not when it comes to vowels apparently.
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Postby dawson99 » Wed Jan 12, 2011 4:51 pm

Lee J wrote:errrr hello? Y is NOT a vowel. And you can kiss my ar$e with all your grammatical jibba jabba because Y is not a vowel. end of.

In the English alphabet ...

5 vowels  :  A  E  I  O  U

21 const  :  B C D F G H J K L M N P Q R S T V W X Y Z

Even BSL teaches deaf people 5 vowels and 21 const. all 5 vowels represented by the 5 digits on the left hand

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a rule for identifying vowels is to identify the number of syllables in a word. When you say a word and count its syllables, you are also counting its vowels. For instance, the word "oxygen." It has three syllables, "ox-y-gen." It also has three vowels -- short "o", "y" and short "e." It all becomes clear, suddenly, doesn’t it?

The other occasions when "y" acts as a vowel are when it possesses the sound of a long "i" or long "e" in words such as "family," "envy," "rhyme" and "my."
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Postby Ben Patrick » Wed Jan 12, 2011 4:56 pm

dawson99 wrote:
Lee J wrote:errrr hello? Y is NOT a vowel. And you can kiss my ar$e with all your grammatical jibba jabba because Y is not a vowel. end of.

In the English alphabet ...

5 vowels  :  A  E  I  O  U

21 const  :  B C D F G H J K L M N P Q R S T V W X Y Z

Even BSL teaches deaf people 5 vowels and 21 const. all 5 vowels represented by the 5 digits on the left hand

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a rule for identifying vowels is to identify the number of syllables in a word. When you say a word and count its syllables, you are also counting its vowels. For instance, the word "oxygen." It has three syllables, "ox-y-gen." It also has three vowels -- short "o", "y" and short "e." It all becomes clear, suddenly, doesn’t it?

The other occasions when "y" acts as a vowel are when it possesses the sound of a long "i" or long "e" in words such as "family," "envy," "rhyme" and "my."

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Postby Bad Bob » Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:00 pm

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Postby metalhead » Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:08 pm

Ben Patrick wrote:
dawson99 wrote:
Lee J wrote:errrr hello? Y is NOT a vowel. And you can kiss my ar$e with all your grammatical jibba jabba because Y is not a vowel. end of.

In the English alphabet ...

5 vowels  :  A  E  I  O  U

21 const  :  B C D F G H J K L M N P Q R S T V W X Y Z

Even BSL teaches deaf people 5 vowels and 21 const. all 5 vowels represented by the 5 digits on the left hand

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a rule for identifying vowels is to identify the number of syllables in a word. When you say a word and count its syllables, you are also counting its vowels. For instance, the word "oxygen." It has three syllables, "ox-y-gen." It also has three vowels -- short "o", "y" and short "e." It all becomes clear, suddenly, doesn’t it?

The other occasions when "y" acts as a vowel are when it possesses the sound of a long "i" or long "e" in words such as "family," "envy," "rhyme" and "my."

stop being absurd.

He isn't, he is actually correct.

baby y is a vowel in this case

but in Yes... Y is a consonant.


and the grammar book is always correct :talktothehand
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Postby Ben Patrick » Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:11 pm

I have read all of the mumbo jumbo about it Metalhead.

But its still absurd  :D
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Postby metalhead » Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:15 pm

Its the Yanks fault :D
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Postby Benny The Noon » Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:40 pm

RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:I voted in the affirmative  ..given its a completely irrefutable fact (especially when taking this forum as an example ),that there has been considerably less cards ,there has been no blatant derailing of threads ,and as far as I am aware no sign of any one-upmanship ,no derogatory name calling ,and very few signs of despondency amongst posters and fans alike that was so prominent  in the not so distant past ............... and outside the world of the internet ... Liverpool the city, seems a much more vibrant place because of it ...fans all across the world are celebrating the reintroduction of belief ..... and are allowing themselves to dream once more ......
Thank you Kenny Dalglish

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