Hello

Started by EllenWilson

EllenWilson

I entered my first bill today. I didn't even know there was a site like this. Hey Crazy Dwarf, now we have something in common. 5 bucks.

Suzuki

Welcome to the site from Moose Jaw. Hope to see you here again. Don't forget to enter ALL your bills!

BDKINGSTON

Hello as well from Saskatoon, the CMT capital. Don't forget to enter all your bills and remember this site is addictive.

wes_bos

Welcome Hope you have some fun on this site. And remember when going away without a computer, Ween your self from this site 3 days before you leave. Otherwise its too tramitic.;)

Pooga

Welcome Hope you have some fun on this site. And remember when going away without a computer, Ween your self from this site 3 days before you leave. Otherwise its too tramitic.;)

Okay, now I'll fill in for dr to correct the spelling and grammar in that message. Here is a translation in English:

Welcome! I hope that you have some fun on this site. Remember, when going away without a computer, wean yourself from this site 3 days before leaving. Otherwise, it's too traumatic.

ANGLOFROG

Ya but still, when you go back to school and discuss what you did over the summer holidays are you going to say, "I spelled phonetically all summer."? All kidding aside, I find it hard to read. Have you ever picked up a book and found that the author had not one word spelled correctly? Don't be like those dumb Americans who can't spell. Just my 2 cents.

Kitkat

Ok. So Wes_bos needs spell check in the forum. Don't pick on the guy. He's still learning. What grade are you going into Wes_bos?

wes_bos

Thanks kitkat you relly gave me a break!! ahaha Yah im going into grade 9 witch is just starting highschool in ontario. I do know how to do all the proper stuff I'm just not used to using it on the computer in the summer.
…Give me a break, Give me a break, Give me a break of that kitkat bar!….

kaiser

Just because it fits in with the topic here's an interesting little thing.

The combination "ough" can be pronounced in nine different ways. The following sentence contains them all: "A rough-coated, dough-faced, thoughtful plough man strode through the streets of Scarborough; after falling into a slough, he coughed and hiccoughed."

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