The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for December 08, 2012

I called C four iiii’s That started the fight

Not in public he’s not, ya lech.

Oh I C! c is the buffer!

Then will we finally have peice on earth?

And when sounded like “A” as in neighbor and weigh.

Always wanting to be pc

I before E except after C?WEIRD

But I’m afraid of Heights!!!

Very funny and cute…

xxx

Too bad no one named Keith reads this . . .

E_I_E_I E I YO (Add accordian and beer for a party)

…and sometimes Y

The English language has almost as many exceptions as rules.

I before E except after C (except for the exceptions). That’s what makes the language so hard. We have to memorize all those exceptions.

I before E except after C and unless you have a beige foreign neighbor that pulls a feisty heist

epic

Epic Cops statement is neci! I men nice!!

I thought it was all because they couldn’t C I to I

The i has a black eye, while the c can’t see without his glasses…weird.

Hmmmm, “I” before “E” except after “C.” That’s weird.

YY U R YY U BI C U R YY 4 me

F U NE M?OS, V F M!F U NE X?OS, V F X!OK N, M N X!

I before E except after Cor sounds like “ay” as in“Neighbor” or “Weigh”

but “Weird” is still an exception

Give peice a chance!

That rule is no longer taught in schools. There are 927 words in English (not counting Keith) where e comes before i without a c.

That’s odd they work so well in Science