From a George Bernard Shaw joke I read a couple days ago - "ghoti" could be an alternate spelling of what common english word?
Friday, May 23, 2008
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3 comments:
fish?
goatee? gaudy?
What's the joke?
What's the punchline. I'm really curious.
Good job Job - cou(gh), w(o)men,
na(ti)on. I don't have the whole joke here at the library but it had to do with the often confounding and curious nature and make-up of the english language. I'll try and find it Tate.
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