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Please!

Its 'sceptical' not 'skeptical' unless you're an illiterate American baboon. Please be faithful to the mother tounge Mainwaring.

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Why is it when people correct others they almost always get something wrong?

That's tongue ( as in mother tungyoo )

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Tooshay

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Quick report: I just ate lunch - a very nice curry with tofu, potato, tomato and onion, and rice. I mostly used a spoon with a bit of fork action. No chopsticks, certainly no knife.

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Tooshay indeed! I think you'll find skeptical is a word of greek origin and as there is no c in the greek alphabet, is spelt with kappa (k) hence skeptical.

As for lilyatlonely, you've convinced me, i apologise for my skepticism and congratulate you for inciting such spirited discussion about an otherwise pointless point!

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Dickfingers...

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THREAD ALERT!!
New depths of boring attained......

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nice one bleako...

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So you're saing the American mispelling is a result of a direct link to the ancient Greek....

Ah! Right! I see!

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I just didn't realise you're the only one that's entitled to be critical and pedantic.

Who says the american is "mispelling"? (I think you mean misspelling... that's a good one though!) I'm just saying it's a greek word and I'll spell it as the greeks did!

But keep up the self-righteous tone. It suits you...

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