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I favor ughlessness, the spelling of the future. (Already great strides if you consider how weâve managed to ditch it from plow, hiccup, thruway, tho, sluff, and many others; eventually weâll be down to just bughouse, where the 3 letters are spread over 2 separate syllables.)
Itâs no less annoying than when people misuse their, there, and theyâre! Or your and youâre⊠or to and tooâŠ. heck, any misspellings are annoying. We have spellcheck for a reason!
These mistakes are only cute when they are from little first and second graders learning to write. You have to expect little ones to make writing mistakes. In their case, it is just wonderful to see that they are making the effort. By the end of elementary school, they are supposed to have learned enough to get beyond most of Trumpâs mistakes in writing.
the point of the article is to show what a buffoon trump is because all of these âmisteaksâ are his on twitter. all of these misspellings are by the miss-speller in chief. grammatical as well as spelling.
Looking at all these comments, it would appear that the bots have won. The American political system is just a pretty bad denial of service attack on its constituents.
English spelling is the most idiotic in the world Phonetic spelling would be far better. Example Korean. Back a thousand years or so ago they Used Chinese, which only the government bureaucrats could spell or read. So one of the kings back then called in his best and brightest and told them to make a language that everyone from the peasants on up could read.. They did and today Korean is one of the easiest written languages to learn. Its phonetic for one thing, meaning how you pronounce the word is how you spell the word and its alphabet has fewer letters in it than English does. Unlike English, where how words are spelled and how they are pronounced makes English one of the hardest languages to learn, yes, even for those of us born in the US.
And I would have thought Trump would have reserved the use of those alternative spellings to himself, the way the color purple was once reserved for the use of royalty.
In case no oneâs been listening: Trumpâs base voted for him because they resent âeducatedâ people mocking them all the time as âdeplorablesâ, bad spellers, etc. Trump now uses such mockery as fuel to energize his base, so while it may be momentarily satisfying to the mockers, theyâre really helping him stay in power, which is too bad, for obvious reasons. The timing of this strip is particularly inapt, coming as it does just after the ghastly Kavanaugh debacle. Stop feeding the beast! Thanks.
BE THIS GUY over 6 years ago
USMCA (NAFTA â same old treaty, brand new name).
Richard S Russell Premium Member over 6 years ago
I favor ughlessness, the spelling of the future. (Already great strides if you consider how weâve managed to ditch it from plow, hiccup, thruway, tho, sluff, and many others; eventually weâll be down to just bughouse, where the 3 letters are spread over 2 separate syllables.)
David Huie Green LikeNobody'sEverSeen over 6 years ago
And donât forget: Dicktater
kaffekup over 6 years ago
Either someone has three logins here (possible), or there are three deplorable friends have decided to hijack this strip on Sundayâs.
Oh well, easy enough to scroll past their stupid names.
Rosette over 6 years ago
Itâs no less annoying than when people misuse their, there, and theyâre! Or your and youâre⊠or to and tooâŠ. heck, any misspellings are annoying. We have spellcheck for a reason!
dadoctah over 6 years ago
Still nothing new on âcovfefeâ then?
socalvillaguy Premium Member over 6 years ago
Apparently, proper spelling wasnât necessary to get into Wharton (only Daddyâs money was needed).
tudza Premium Member over 6 years ago
I thought many women voted for Trump. I think of them as the wives of Gilead.
And, itâs Fa3ke. The 3 is silent.
wdgnas over 6 years ago
dadoctah:would the confetti be for celebrating the nomination of kavanaugh?
Melki Premium Member over 6 years ago
And, donât forget to ask Kavanaugh how many *F*s are in FFFFFFourth of July.
Masterskrain over 6 years ago
âTrumpâ(A$$hole)
jeffiekins over 6 years ago
I did get a laugh out loud from the last panel.
montessoriteacher over 6 years ago
These mistakes are only cute when they are from little first and second graders learning to write. You have to expect little ones to make writing mistakes. In their case, it is just wonderful to see that they are making the effort. By the end of elementary school, they are supposed to have learned enough to get beyond most of Trumpâs mistakes in writing.
uniquename over 6 years ago
Hopefully heâs unpresidented after 2020. Hopefully the Dems put up someone decent to run.
Lotta hopes.
oakie817 over 6 years ago
ka-fake
Radish... over 6 years ago
Just face it, Republicans have no morals,
any decent person would vote them out in November.
babka Premium Member over 6 years ago
also Amerikkka
mourdac Premium Member over 6 years ago
Ah, the Ministry of Truth is in fair form today.
Linguist over 6 years ago
Great zinger by Rick in the last panel. That got a loud guffaw out fo me, this morning.
As for the misspelling âŠ. what do you expect from a man who is barely literate, and by his own admission, hate to read ?
nimbus560 over 6 years ago
the point of the article is to show what a buffoon trump is because all of these âmisteaksâ are his on twitter. all of these misspellings are by the miss-speller in chief. grammatical as well as spelling.
RobinHood over 6 years ago
What has spelling have to do with Twitter? Or Grammer?
willie_mctell over 6 years ago
Noo Orthongrafee
Display over 6 years ago
Looking at all these comments, it would appear that the bots have won. The American political system is just a pretty bad denial of service attack on its constituents.
fuzzbucket Premium Member over 6 years ago
Wasnât it Jefferson who said, âI have nothing but contempt for a man who can only spell a word one way.â
DanVirgil over 6 years ago
meanwhile in real news >>>outside the sphere of far left liberalism (aka fantasy land) we have https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkmrgnk3RIc
Teto85 Premium Member over 6 years ago
It was funny and then the last panel was ROTFLMFAO funny!! GBT has it.
timbob2313 Premium Member over 6 years ago
English spelling is the most idiotic in the world Phonetic spelling would be far better. Example Korean. Back a thousand years or so ago they Used Chinese, which only the government bureaucrats could spell or read. So one of the kings back then called in his best and brightest and told them to make a language that everyone from the peasants on up could read.. They did and today Korean is one of the easiest written languages to learn. Its phonetic for one thing, meaning how you pronounce the word is how you spell the word and its alphabet has fewer letters in it than English does. Unlike English, where how words are spelled and how they are pronounced makes English one of the hardest languages to learn, yes, even for those of us born in the US.
DanVirgil over 6 years ago
and now for the truth !! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkmrgnk3RIc
Bob Blumenfeld over 6 years ago
And I would have thought Trump would have reserved the use of those alternative spellings to himself, the way the color purple was once reserved for the use of royalty.
Squoop over 6 years ago
âwouldâ (wouldnât)
Flatworm over 6 years ago
They also gave us âDewey Beats Truman.â
mrwalker008 over 6 years ago
I prefer Malaria.
mikeg52 over 6 years ago
Iâm just adding to this comment to keep the Russian troll from being the âfeatured commentââŠ
NickWright over 6 years ago
In case no oneâs been listening: Trumpâs base voted for him because they resent âeducatedâ people mocking them all the time as âdeplorablesâ, bad spellers, etc. Trump now uses such mockery as fuel to energize his base, so while it may be momentarily satisfying to the mockers, theyâre really helping him stay in power, which is too bad, for obvious reasons. The timing of this strip is particularly inapt, coming as it does just after the ghastly Kavanaugh debacle. Stop feeding the beast! Thanks.
Dennett Premium Member over 6 years ago
Gawd! Another six years of comic strip angst to put up with⊠SAD! ;-)
Dragoncat over 6 years ago
As if I didnât have enough reasons to stick to British spellingâŠ
bunrabbit99 over 6 years ago
wow, gbt really gave it to 45 this week! ouch!
mikel52 over 6 years ago
Seldom have so many used so many words to say so little, nearly all of it inaccurate.
cocavan11 over 6 years ago
Frau Sarah forgot âporeâ (poor).
wagnertinatlanta over 6 years ago
You know who else couldnât spell? Theodore Roosevelt â but he wrote 47 books, which sold â and not all to Republicans.
wagnertinatlanta over 6 years ago
You know who else couldnât spell? Theodore Roosevelt, but he wrote 47 books, which sold â not all of them to Republicans.
kzturtlegirl over 6 years ago
ooh, SNAP, Rick!
bakana over 6 years ago
FaKKKe. Subtle.
astere over 6 years ago
If fake means truthful, does that mean heâs really saying all these âfake news mediaâ are telling the truth about him?
Not the Smartest Man On the Planet -- Maybe Close Premium Member over 6 years ago
Hereâs another: âPresidentâ = Trump.