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September 7st
September 7rd
If this isn't a Josh move then idk what is.
You know you love it.
You can feel the nerd insanity emanating out of this thread.
Renee Zellweger. Aka Ruby with the eyes that sparkle. Aka 99 Problems but a Rooster Ain't One.
@jhaldy10325 Who is Renee?
This debate reminds me of an RC passage about language and math. Do they actually signify something in reality or are they just agreed upon conventions.
Ugh, You know LSAT is taking over your life when you start referencing the RC passages you read in normal conversations :(
Yes, but luckily, Renee with the Eyes that Sparkle knows what to do!
While primarily a hilarious joke, it's also a commentary on the whimsy and arbitrary nature of language. How do we decide what should be "st" "rd" or "th?" Is the meaning obscured by using them interchangeably? If not, then what constitutes "correct" and "incorrect" usage?
September 7st
September 7rd
lol. So the chicken is back @jhaldy10325.Sieradzki