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8/5/2013 12:29:44 AM
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Why do we even have the letter c?
Why does the English alphabet even need the letter C, when we could just use k or s? I mean, C makes the sound of both k and s, so why even include C in the alphabet? Or we can just eliminate k and s and have the super letter c. Actually, why not just have c, and that's it, no other letters are needed, just C.
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Why do we even have an X if we could use "ecks". eg. Ecks-Bocks 360
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IT'S FER CITTY KATZ :D
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Intresting fact: S used to be writen and pronounced and F.
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1 ReplyOP should cill himself.
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Because without the letter C, i wouldnt be able to call you a C unt. It just wouldn't be the same spelled Kunt
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because... The reason is... It is there for... Ok I got nothing except English is stupid and all English speaks should change
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Why do we have "X" when the sounds it makes can be replaced with "ks" or "z"? Why does "ch,""th,"and "sh" make their own sounds when they can just be independent letters? Answer: English is stupid.
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All in all, we can blame the French for everything wrong with English.
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2 RepliesCc. ccc c cc c Cc.
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Bekause that would make you seem like a retarded khild (shild?)
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You forgot about every word that has a "ch" in it...
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1 ReplyI don't c what the problem is... *gets executed on spot for piss poor pun*
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Because potassium
