There's no 'D' in Inigoes...

spicy

New Member
Just a friendly lesson in Proper spelling -OR- how not looking like an idiot to people who know better.


St. Inigoes. It's almost like you're saying 'In it goes.' But you say it fast and drop the t. I know we can do it if we come together and try! Inigoes! Yay! No relation to the cash crop of colonial times! Today maybe a few people will know the difference!
 
You are no fun. I bet you bust on people for checking books out of the "libary" and giving out hearty "congradulations" to those with good news...:ohwell:
 

spicy

New Member
Ah I can't win! I'm trying to be as positive and as upbeat as possible here and I still get red karma. Is voluntary ignorance still bliss? I guess for these miserable red karma giving people, that's all they can cling to is their false sense of ignorance when they know they are wrong but they don't want to know the right answer. That's pathetic.
 
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dems4me

Guest
kwillia said:
You are no fun. I bet you bust on people for checking books out of the "libary" and giving out hearty "congradulations" to those with good news...:ohwell:


:roflmao:
 

baileydog

I wanna be a SMIB
spicy said:
Just a friendly lesson in Proper spelling -OR- how not looking like an idiot to people who know better.


St. Inigoes. It's almost like you're saying 'In it goes.' But you say it fast and drop the t. I know we can do it if we come together and try! Inigoes! Yay! No relation to the cash crop of colonial times! Today maybe a few people will know the difference!


Im with you, pronouce the words correctly.
 

nachomama

All Up In Your Grill
spicy said:
Ah I can't win! I'm trying to be as positive and as upbeat as possible here and I still get red karma. Is voluntary ignorance still bliss? I guess for these miserable red karma giving people, that's all they can cling to is their false sense of ignorance when they know they are wrong but they don't want to know the right answer. That's pathetic.

I'm very sorry smoe of our frum friedns chose to give you red. I wil gave you some green, but only cuz you are a good speeeler. :huggy:
 

mizteresa1965

New Member
I've always said "In-i-goes", "Out-i-goes"............that's always helped me remember.

I know it sounds a lil warped, but oh well. :)
 

nachomama

All Up In Your Grill
spicy said:
Thanks. You see, I see the humor in your words. Our resident red karma givers don't get it.

I will admit, I go :jameo: when people say "Chapticon". Um, it's spelled, "C-H-O-P-T-I-C-O-N"...Where do they get the 'a' from?
 

Tonio

Asperger's Poster Child
baileydog said:
Im with you, pronouce the words correctly.

I agree. When you give your information to the clerks at a doctor's office or some other office, it's very common for them to try to spell it with a D. I've even seen lifelong St. Mary's County residents misspell it that way.
 

nachomama

All Up In Your Grill
Tonio said:
I agree. When you give your information to the clerks at a doctor's office or some other office, it's very common for them to try to spell it with a D. I've even seen lifelong St. Mary's County residents misspell it that way.

Try living in Avenue.

Receptionist: Your address please?
You: ***** Suchnsuch Street, Avenue, MD
Receptionist: And the city?
You: Avenue
Receptionist: No, the city.
You: The city IS Avenue
Receptionist: So what's your street address? -OR- Really??
 
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Tonio

Asperger's Poster Child
MysticalMom said:
I don't sweat the small stuff.:shrug:

I don't get worked up over the misspelling. I just find it a little strange, as if many of my fellow countians have not seen the town on a map.
 

nachomama

All Up In Your Grill
Tonio said:
I don't get worked up over the misspelling. I just find it a little strange, as if many of my fellow countians have not seen the town on a map.

So true. So many of the smaller towns were named way way back in the day, so they were probably misspelled at the time and it just stuck. :lmao:
 
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dems4me

Guest
nachomama said:
Try living in Avenue.

Receptionist: Your address please?
You: ***** Suchnsuch Street, Avenue, MD
Receptionist: And the city?
You: Avenue
Receptionist: No, the city.
You: The city IS Avenue
Receptionist: So what's your street address? -OR- Really??


Try asking an operator for a number to a store in Bryan's Road, Maryland :yay: I lived out that way and always had to keep clarifying I want the TOWN Bryans Road.. :lol:
 

aps45819

24/7 Single Dad
nachomama said:
Try living in Avenue.

Receptionist: Your address please?
You: ***** Suchnsuch Street, Avenue, MD
Receptionist: And the city?
You: Avenue
Receptionist: No, the city.
You: The city IS Avenue
Receptionist: So what's your street address? -OR- Really??
:lol: you get the same thing living in California,
Receptionist: And the city?
You: California
Receptionist: No, the city, not the state.
You: The city IS California
 

aps45819

24/7 Single Dad
nachomama said:
I will admit, I go :jameo: when people say "Chapticon". Um, it's spelled, "C-H-O-P-T-I-C-O-N"...Where do they get the 'a' from?
:shrug: I thought it was pronounced cow-pie
 

johnjrval424

New Member
aps45819 said:
:lol: you get the same thing living in California,
Receptionist: And the city?
You: California
Receptionist: No, the city, not the state.
You: The city IS California

Or Prince Frederick: "Is that one word?"
 
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