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    RAM(system)............ram(name)

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    Quote Originally Posted by kushy View Post
    RAM(system)............ram(name)
    I am sorry but an acronym is not the same as a word. RAM is an acronym and ram is a word. Judging by your initial example you are in error of your own game. No points given.
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    Yes big mistake.

    sour ....sore

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    Quote Originally Posted by kushy View Post
    Yes big mistake.

    sour ....sore

    Not a big mistake but a chance to have some fun. Sour and sore are not pronounced the same. Your thread is fun.
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    So ... sew

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    Quote Originally Posted by ForeverAutumn View Post
    So ... sew


    And sow a seed
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    Cue ... queue

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    I light a cigarette with a light beer in my hand, under the silvery moon light.

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    In and Inn

    He had an in at the Inn.
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    Ball and Bawl
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    Break, brake
    Here, hear
    Hair, hare
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    I ...........eye

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    Quote Originally Posted by kushy View Post
    I ...........eye

    Aye, that one works!
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    Ice........eyes

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    Quote Originally Posted by kushy View Post
    Ice........eyes
    Humm ... that seems a bit of a stretch -- maybe it depends on the part of the country you're from.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kushy View Post
    Ice........eyes

    It is a bit of a stretch.
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    return..............written

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    Quote Originally Posted by kushy View Post
    return..............written

    Kushy may I ask if English is your native language?
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    Eh?

    Quote Originally Posted by Smokey View Post
    I light a cigarette with a light beer in my hand, under the silvery moon light.
    This is a perfectly valid sentense as it is, assuming you're speaking in the present.

    Now, if you are referring to a past event, then it would be "I lit a cigarette..."

    ...major distinction.

    But, I think you would have better results using a match to light that cigarette instead of using that beer.

    Now, on a related issue, I've always wondered why, when using the term "good food", the two words don't rhyme...

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    Bin ---been is not apt I think rest all are right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kushy View Post
    Bin ---been is not apt I think rest all are right.
    Yes, it is. They are pronunced the same. If you're thiking Bin is part of a name, it's more than that. See See definition of bin here

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    Quote Originally Posted by kushy View Post
    Bin ---been is not apt I think rest all are right.

    Bin and been are pronounced the same. Bean is pronounced differently from bin and been.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnMichael View Post
    Bin and been are pronounced the same. Bean is pronounced differently from bin and been.
    Whoa there: remember what I said about the part of the country (or world) you're from. I my neck of the woods 'been' and 'bean' are more alike and 'been' and 'bin' are different.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Feanor View Post
    Whoa there: remember what I said about the part of the cou
    ntry (or world) you're from. I my neck of the woods 'been' and 'bean' are more alike and 'been' and 'bin' are different.

    Whoa there, I did ask him if he was a native English speaker. Sorry I have never heard anyone say "I have bean to the store".
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