"Heighth" is not a word.

[joeyrupption]

Who's with me?

 

[joeyrupption]

Count your blessings if you're not in a line of work wherein you debate what HEIGHTS things should be, non-stop.

It's gotten to the point that it's keeping me up at night, obviously.

 

[Kooky Kats]

But, what about "double-heighth" spaces, "orientated", or "footers"?

 

[straykat]

I could care less about this thread.:stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

 

[cawoodsct]

Thanks.

 

[Supreme Lord Z]

Reoccurence. C'mon... it's "recurrence" people.

 

[joeyrupption]

But, what about "double-heighth" spaces, "orientated", or "footers"?

 

[Bill@ModernThirst]

I use to care about that. Now I could care less.

 

[Supreme Lord Z]

Fast paste dominate offense.

 

[Elbridge]

Iterate not reiterate.

 

[Get Buckets]

My advise is to let it go.

 

[Glenn's Take]

I could of done better with a thread.

 

[starchief]

May be ... but I am still going to use it irregardless.

 

[crazyqx83_rivals88013]

Who's with me?

Coolth is, though. And nobody ever uses it. In fact, I bet if you went into a college lecture hall and started using the word coolth, 75% of the students would think you were an idiot.

I thought you got out of architecture.

 

[argubs2]

Lord, give me strengf

 

[joeyrupption]

Coolth is, though. And nobody ever uses it. In fact, I bet if you went into a college lecture hall and started using the word coolth, 75% of the students would think you were an idiot.

I thought you got out of architecture.

I'm on my way.

 

[crazyqx83_rivals88013]

I'm on my way.

You gonna let your license lapse?

 

[joeyrupption]

I'll never let it lapse.

 

[trueblujr]

But, what about "double-heighth" spaces, "orientated", or "footers"?

Or masonary, or chimley

 

[DaBossIsBack]

Lord, give me strengf

 

[Supreme Lord Z]

Did you not understand me?

 

[Wall2Boogie]

All these pre madonnas are turrible

 

[starchief]

All these pre madonnas are turrible

I think their OK if you ax me.

 

[ZenCatFan73]

Someone asking about your driver's license, "Did you get 'em?"

Like it's plural.

 

[LordEgg_rivals16573]

people would know better if they would visit the liberry once in a while.

 

[wildcatadam6]

Stremf

 

[Get Buckets]

Someone asking about your driver's license, "Did you get 'em?"

Like it's plural.

Zen- What have you been up to?

 

[ZenCatFan73]

Zen- What have you been up to?

Oh, fartin' around.

 

[warrior-cat]

It ottabe a real word. Ain't is now.

 

[Uncle Ivan]

I saw this coming with my periphial vision.

 

[mktmaker]

Did you not understand me?

"I'm looking for Llewelyn Moss."

 

[LordEgg_rivals16573]

^that scene is even funnier without the context of the movie.

 

[starchief]

She might have somewhat deserved a mild jolt of that cattle prod in a place where there are no bones (but, sadly, no half measures for him). Just tell him where Llewelyn works!

 

[true55]

Who's with me?

Happy BIRFDAY everybody!!!!

 

[Kaizer Sosay]

I read this thread twiced and I still don't know what it means.

 

[Bill@ModernThirst]

Picture and pitcher are not pronounced the same.
Words ending with "ist" are not plurals.
Adding 's to the end of a word also does not make it plural.

 

[Mojocat_rivals48469]

I just though the h was silent?

 

[rabidcatfan]

Saying "heighth" is just an old southern way of saying height. It's the same way someone says "oral" instead of "oil" or mispronounces Cincinnati or Missouri as Cincinnat-uh or Mizzour-uh. It's not meant to be a new word, just a mispronunciation of an existing word.

 

[funKYcat75]

It's the same way someone says "oral" instead of "oil"

 

[DaBossIsBack]

Saying "heighth" is just an old southern way of saying height. It's the same way someone says "oral" instead of "oil" or mispronounces Cincinnati or Missouri as Cincinnat-uh or Mizzour-uh. It's not meant to be a new word, just a mispronunciation of an existing word.

My folks mispronounce oil and boil. They definitely don't pronounce it oral though. They just leave out the I. They also say battree, cumpnee, and light bub. How about sim-you-ler instead of similar?