EEEWWW! I hate cheese! *electric eel-splats Lossy*
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Yes, indeed. I invented it expressly for you. *bows*
*claps for MissR* *whale-splats lonely cactus* *whale turns into a pincushion*
And a way to kill Glen!
Oh, wait. We aren't allowed to kill fellow members.
Another way to torture Glen!
*feeds pincushion to Sushi*
*turns Lossy into a blindingly pink Penguin of Doom* Must we be cruel to animals? *sigh*
*clears throat* Banns (two n's) were church announcements that a couple would be married. Bans (one n) is a verb describing what mods spend their days dreaming about, an activity that they struggle to perform in real life, as the ban button has been stolen.
No, you do not double the n when adding s. The reason we double it when adding -ed is because English is a weird and wonderful language, one obviously not created by a government committee, because if it had been created by said committee it would be much more streamlined, be more phonetically pronounceable, have an immensely smaller vocabulary, and probably not have produced so many of the world's great writers. It resembles Dufferland in that, although it makes sense, it still makes no sense.
Lossëndil
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no. I think the Penguins of Doom had something to do with English's chaoticness.
and an alternate theory: would it be because there's a vowel in "ed"? Like, if you add an ending beginning with a vowel you double the consonant. But if it begins with a consonant, you leave it as it was...
and an alternate theory: would it be because there's a vowel in "ed"? Like, if you add an ending beginning with a vowel you double the consonant. But if it begins with a consonant, you leave it as it was...