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There is an episode on I LOVE LUCY, where Ricky was having problems with English, especially words ending in “ough” (“rough”, “bough”, etc.).
Hope Boog and the bear know about the threatening of the name change for Gasoline Alley to Electric Acres or something like that. These word changes (nor the fate of the strip) aren’t funny, or are they?
The confusion is understandable when we realize that many of the words that are causing trouble are not all English words. We borrow so many words that they get in each others way.
Grumpy Old Guy 11 months ago
Being so thin, I am going to wind up blowing away in a strong wind…
Johnny Q Premium Member 11 months ago
Heteronyms!
snsurone76 11 months ago
There is an episode on I LOVE LUCY, where Ricky was having problems with English, especially words ending in “ough” (“rough”, “bough”, etc.).
top cat james 11 months ago
iggyman 11 months ago
Let’s give a toast to the cook who burnt the toast!
Darryl Heine 11 months ago
Hope Boog and the bear know about the threatening of the name change for Gasoline Alley to Electric Acres or something like that. These word changes (nor the fate of the strip) aren’t funny, or are they?
skinkis.com 11 months ago
My Grandma spoke Polish & English. She used to say English was silly for that same reason…
Gent 11 months ago
Why yes of course Engleesh so confoosing. Even after soo many decades me is bearly gets it.
Old Time Tales 11 months ago
The confusion is understandable when we realize that many of the words that are causing trouble are not all English words. We borrow so many words that they get in each others way.
SofaKing Premium Member 11 months ago
We’ll assume that Jones is no longer under the care of Bear?
BlitzMcD 11 months ago
The principal point that they make is that one must adhere to a certain set of princliples linguistically.
Newenglandah 11 months ago
Can I wind my watch in the wind?
oakie817 11 months ago
days like this i miss those singing mice
Sportymonk 11 months ago
How is the boy surviving with the bear? No food, no fresh clothing, no school?
JPuzzleWhiz 11 months ago
The examples Boog and Bear gave in the strip above not only are spelled alike and have different meanings, they are also pronounced differently.
JPuzzleWhiz 11 months ago
I just realized — “Boog” and “Bear,” when taken together, sound almost like the word “bugbear”!
eced52 11 months ago
I would read it.
MT Wallet 11 months ago
Rick O’Shay stinks today.
Gweedo -it's legal here- Murray 11 months ago
I wont be around at turnover tonight either as my power is still out. They think it will be on tomorrow, or longer….