Joyce ,'Never Leave Me'
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Sorry for the incorrect spelling. I went with the "u" since Queen's English seems so fond of them.
I wouldn't say 'fond', we just accept they have a job to do. Everything in its right place, and all that.
Whereas, you Yanks cruelly tossed them into the street, left to troll the gutters of alphabet city looking for a good Q to snuggle up to.
Whereas, you Yanks cruelly tossed them into the street, left to troll the gutters of alphabet city looking for a good Q to snuggle up to.
Well, that's how it should be. U's with Q's. Not with O's. U's with O's is just unnatural and against the way God intended.
Whereas, you Yanks cruelly tossed them into the street, left to troll the gutters of alphabet city looking for a good Q to snuggle up to.Is this how Scrabble was born?
'Noun' is giving you a funny look, Aims, you hater!
Noun. Ptooey!
Take the 'U' out of Noun and all you have is French.
You're not siding with the French are you? Have you seen what they do to their O's & U's?! It's inhuman!
found, round, sound . . .
You're not siding with the French are you?
gestures to the spelling of my name
Have you seen what they do to their O's & U's?!Make them into delicious cream sauces?
But without the U the Q would be so lonely!