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And then it got weirder.
“Weird” itself is kind of a weird word, since it seems to break the “i before e, except after c” rule of thumb (though it’s not the only exception).
Another win for the absurdists!
And then it got weirder.
“Weird” itself is kind of a weird word, since it seems to break the “i before e, except after c” rule of thumb (though it’s not the only exception).
Another win for the absurdists!