Double Names (and almost)

 Last Update September 2026

 

 Aaron Aaron 

Abner Abner

Abraham Abraham

Adam Adams 

Addison Addison

Alan Alan

Alec Alec 

Alexander Alexander

Alexis Alexis

Alfred Alfred

Alonzo Alonso 

Ambrose Ambrose

Andre Andre

Andrew Andrews

Anthony Anthony

Arnold Arnold

Arthur Arthur

August August 

Austin Austin

 

Baron Barron

Barry Barry

Bartholomew Bartholomew 

Barton Barton

Beck Beck

Bennett Bennett 

Betty Betts

Blair Blair

Blake Blake

Boyd Boyd

Bradley Bradley

Brady Brady 

Brian Brian

Brian O'Brian

Brook Brooks

Bruce Bruce 

Bryant Bryant

Burgess Burgess 

Burt Burt 

 

Cain Cain

Cameron Cameron

Carl Karl

Carlos Carlos 

Carol Caroll

Carol McCarrol 

Carter Carter

Carlton Carlton

Cash Cash

Cate Cates

Chandler Chandler

Charles Charles

Christie Christie

Claire Cleare

Clark Clarke

Clay Clay 

Cliff Cliff

Clifford Clifford 

Clifton Clifton

Clinton Clinton 

Cooper Cooper

Connor Connor

Connor O'Connor

Cooper Cooper

Cornelius Cornelius 

Craig Craig

Curtis Curtis

 

David David

David Davidson 

Dawson Dawson 

Dean Dean

Dean Deans 

Dee Dee

Denton Dent

Denver Denver 

Dick Dick 

Dirk Dirk

Donald Donald

Douglas Douglas

Drew Drew

Duncan Duncan

Duncan Dunkley

 

Eagan Eagan

Egan Egan 

Eardley Eardley

Earl Earle

Edison Edison 

Edward Edwards

Elliott Elliott

Englebert Englebert 

Ernst Ernst

Ervin Ervin

Evan Evans

 

Felix Felix

Floyd Floyd 

Ford Ford 

Foster Foster

Francis Francis

Francisco Francisco 

Frank Franke

Franklin Franklin

Franklyn Franklyn

Frederick Fredericks

Fritz Fritz

Gabriel Gabriel 

Gail Gayle

Gaines Gaines 

Gardiner Gardiner

Geoffrey Geoffrey

George George

Glen Glenn

Godfrey Godfrey

Golden Golden

Graham Graham

Grant Grant

Gregory Gregory 

Guy Guy

Hadley Hadley

Haines Haines

Harrison Harrison

Harry Harry

Hartley Hartley

Harvey Harvey

Heaston Heaston 

Henry Henry

Henry O'Henry

Howard Howard

Hugh Fitzhugh

Humphrey Humphrey

Humphrey Humphries 

Hunter Hunt

Hunter Hunter

 

Ian Ian 

Ivy Ivy

 

Jacob Jacob 

Jacob Jacobs

Jacob Jacobson 

Jake Jakes

James James

Janine Janine 

Jennings Jennings

John John

John Johns

Johnson Johnson

Joseph Joseph

Joss Joss

Joyce Joyce

Judd Judd 

Julian Julian 

Kate Cates

Kelsey Kelsey

Kenny Kenny 

Kerry Kerry 

Kim Kim

Kirk Kirk 

 

Ladd Ladd

Lainey Laine 

Laing Laing

Lamar Lamarr

Lane Lane 

Laurie Laurie

Lee Lee

Lee Leigh

Leo Leo

Leonard Leonard

Lester Lester

Lewis Lewis

Leyton Leyton

Lindsay Lindsay

Lindsey Lindsey

Lloyd Lloyd 

Louis Louis

 

Macgregor Macgregor 

Major Major

Major Majors

Marie Moree 

Mark Marks

Marshall Marshall 

Martin Martin

Marty Marty

Mason Mason 

Maxwell Maxwell

May May

Melvin Melvin

Meredith Meredith 

Michael Michael 

Milo Milo

Minor Minor

Mitchell Mitchell

Morgan Morgan

Morris Morris 

Morrison Morrison

Moses Moses 

 

Nathanial Nathanials

Neal O'Neal

Nicholas Nicholas

Nicholas Nicklaus 

Nick Nicholls 

Norman Norman

 

Oliver Oliver

Orlando Orlando 

Otto Ott

Owen Owens 

Patricia Patricia

Paul Paul

Pearl Pearl 

Perry Perry

Peter Peters

Peyton Payton

Phillip Phillips

Pierre Pierre

Presley Presley 

 

Quinn Quinn 

 

Ralph Ralph 

Ray Reyna 

Ray Wray 

Rece Rees

Reece Reece

Reece Rees

Reid Reid

Ricardo Ricardo

Rich Rich 

Richard Richards

Riley Riley

Riley O'Riley

River Rivers

Ro Rowe

Roe Rowe

Robbie Roby

Robin Robbins (Robyn Robbins)

Robert Roberts

Rodger Rodger 

Rodger Rodgers 

Roger Rogers

Ronald Ronald

Ronaldo Ronaldo 

Roosevelt Roosevelt 

Rose Rose 

Ross Ross

Rowan Rowan

Roy Roy

Ruben Rubens 

Ruby Ruby

Rudolph Rudolph 

Russell Russell

Ruth Ruth 

Ryan Ryan

 

Sally Salley

Sam Sams

Samuel Samuel

Samuel Samuels

Sanders Sanders 

Scott Scott

Sheldon Sheldon

Simon Simon

Simon Simons

Solomon Solomon

Spence Spence

Spenser Spenser

Stafford Stafford

Stanley Stanley

Stephan Stephans

Stephen Stephens 

Steven Stevens 

Stirling Stirling

Summer Summers 

Taylor Taylor

Terry Terry

Theron Theron 

Thomas Thomas

Todd Todd

Tony Toney

Tracy Tracy

Trinidad Trinidad 

Truman Truman

Tyson Tyson 

 

Vaughn Vaughn

 

Wallace Wallace

Warren Warren 

Wayne Wayne

Webster Webster

West West

Wheelock Wheelock

Whitney Whitney

Whylly Whylly

Will Wills

William Williams

Willie Willie

Wilson Wilson

Winter Winters 

Woodrow Wood

Woodrow Woods

Woody Wood 

Woody Woods

Wyatt Wyatt 

 

 

 

Re: MindYourDecisions - Puzzle From A Math Teacher

 Here is the link to the YouTube video by MindYourDecisions:

Puzzle From A Math Teacher - If AAA + BBB + CCC = BAAC, What Are A, B, C = ?

The solution seemed a bit too complicated to me. My take which I think is a bit easier...

 AAA

 BBB
 CCC

----

BAAC

1. Given base 10, looking at the digits column, A+B=10 (2 digits cannot add to 20)

2. Since we carry a 1 to the 10s column, C+1=A (Cannot carry a 2, see above)

3. Since, A+B+C results in carrying a 1, looking at the thousands column, B=1.

Putting B=1 into 1. above gives A=9 (from A+1=10)

Putting A=9 into 2. above gives C=8 (from C+1=9)

We now have A=9,B=1,C=8 or:

 999

 111
 888

----

1998

Is there a flaw in this reasoning chain?

Consider this wrinkle:

 BCA

 CAB
 ABC

----

BAAC

Indeed, order that has one and only one of A,B, and C in a column will give the same sum BAAC.

Noughterize vs. Naughterize

Ya Gramma lesson fa today:

Granny say I ga learn ya two new word today.

Noughterize: set to zero, Noughterize(x)=0. Noughterize dis 10 fa ma.

Naughterize: to destroy completely. Teacha, da neighbour dog done naughterize ma homework lass night.

Who Dat On Da Corner

 

Da story start right up in now...

Sherm say, "Man Mike, who dat on da corner what always be wavin at erry wan what does pass by in da road?"

Mike respond, "Sherm! All dis time you been commin round my house trying to sweet my sister and you doon know who dat boy is? He is da fella I been tellin you bout who does be tryin to play his guitar all night long tinkin he ga ching-a-lick up da place!"

So den Sherm come back, "Oh! Dat fella what you say all ya neighbour does tell to go jump in bay from long dock an tell him to swim ta Alaska?"

Mike say, "Das him!"

Sherm axe Mike, "So?"

Mike axe Sherm, "So what?"

Sherm suck e teet, "Man Mike, stop skylackin! So what e name?"

Mike finally answer, "Oh! He name Eddie!"

Here ends the story...

Groaner 20200725_001

Prepare to groan:

So, I was at a party the other night when I happened to see this ravishing beauty dressed up like a pirate and wearing an eye patch.

I asked the gentleman I was conversing with who she might be.

"Ah, I see you have spied out the unique and delightful Miss Gott. Impeccable eye!" says he.

When I inquired further as to the eye patch and the odd costume for a formal dinner, he smiled, "Our lively Miss Gott lost an eye in a sailing accident on her eighteenth birthday and since then has made it a habit to appear at parties dressed as either Anne Bonny and Mary Read and always wears her patch."

"So, what you're trying to tell me..." I began.

"Correct!" he interrupted. "Ain't no woman like the one eyed Gott!"

Groan!

Rolex, Watchdog!

zotzBrothers : Rolex, Watchdog! - by drew

Rolex, Watchdog!

Rolex received his training under the "ICE METHOD" and his masters
never regretted their decision.

Rolex was a special dog. He lived alone in a three bedroom, two
story house, on a canal front lot on Miami Beach. His boat, "Long
Enough" was moored at the dock near the pool. It had twin 235HP.
Evinrude V6s on the stern. Such a boat. Such a watchdog!

Rolex's masters did not live in the three bedroom house with
him. They lived in a one bedroom condominium. Can you figure that one
out?

One of Rolex's favourite pass times was to have ice thrown into
the pool. He would then plunge his head under the surface, search for
the ice from beneath, quickly raise his head and plunge it back in,
snagging the ice on the way. Rolex liked lizards. He would hunt them
with a passion at every opportunity. Any lizard would do, as long as he
wanted to escape!

Rolex has a great party planned for next year. It is going to be
a lizicle party. Picture this - a Lizicle is an odd thing. You can make
a lizicle for yourself or your dog as follows: Catch a lizard alive, any
type of lizard will do. Quick freeze him in dry ice in an extended
position. Prepare your popsicle mold by filling with water (you may
colour or flavour the water according to your taste) and then place the
lizard head down in the mold. His tail will serve in place of a popsicle
stick. Now, freeze the whole thing in dry ice. Voila! A LIZICLE!

Rolex plans to have at least a hundred gross of lizicles at his
big bash next year. He is now seeking competitive bids on lizicles from
suppliers.

As you can tell from the story so far, Rolex is no ordinary dog
(by the way, much of the above is true) yet, to look at him beside
others of his breed, you would be hard put to notice his special
qualities. As a result of this uncanny ability to appear normal while
possessing outstanding qualities, H.M.S.S. is seeking to recruit Rolex
as a 00 spy. His masters are not sure he will be able to make the
transition from watchdog to 00 spy but they are considering the
possibilities.

In the meantime, Rolex continues to live on Miami Beach, hunting
lizards and eating ice. And he watches. He is after all ROLEX, WATCHDOG.

Wilder Furies

Wilder Furies

"Furies Incorporated complaints department, how may I help you?"

"Yeah, I ordered three wild furies last week Tuesday with the primo delivery option."

"I see, and they haven't shown up within the 48 hours, do you have a tracking number?"

"No, no, that's not the problem, they showed up before the 48 hours was up."

"Well then, what can I do for you?"

"Well, the thing is, I ordered three wild furies, but the three furies you sent me are tame furies."

"I am sorry sir, that is just not possible. We don't carry tame furies. All our furies are wild furies. We have never handled tame furies at any time. We deal in only the best, freshest, Wild Furies on the planet!"

"So, let me tell you a little story about one of my uncles. Hopefully, after hearing the story, you will understand how to help me. OK?"

"OK."

"I remember when I was young, we were out at dinner with my uncle at a nice restaurant in Miami. My uncle placed his food order and the his drink order and asked for too much ice in his drink."

"OK..."

"So, after the waiter left the table, I asked my uncle why he ordered too much ice in his drink."

"OK..."

"So here's the interesting thing. He told me that he used to order his drinks with a lot of ice because he liked his drinks cold."

"OK..."

"Well, he told me that way too often his drink came with far from a lot of ice. So one night in particular, after ordering his drink with a lot of ice and getting his drink with three cubes in it, he told his waitress that he had ordered a lot of ice but only got three cubes. At this point he looked up and laughed. Then he said she told him that it was enough ice and so he told her to bring him too much ice then."

"OK..."

"Well, I thought this hairy dog story might enlighten you."

"What hairy dog story? Do you mean shaggy dog story?"

"Well, I mean hairy dog, I am not dragging it out longer and longer for no real purpose enough for the dog to be shaggy. But it is certainly no Mexican hairless or mangy potcake! Anyway, he said from that night on, he always ordered his drinks with too much ice right of the bat to save all the back and forth."

"OK... And???"

"I thought the point would be obvious by now. If those three furies you sent me are wild furies, I propose that I ship them back to you and you immediately send me three Wilder Furies! Or better yet, your three Wildest Furies."

Who Can Lie To Whom?

Who Can Lie To Whom?

Working some more on my US civics education:

In the US, who can legally lie to whom and under what circumstances?

In the US, who is it a crime to lie to and under what circumstances?

Is there any person or group that it is never legal to lie to?

Is there any person or group that it is always legal to lie to?

What other questions do I need to ask to better understand all of this?

The Shortest Distance

The Shortest Distance Between Two Points Is Seldom Paved.

A good number of years ago now I came up with the statement:

The Shortest Distance Between Two Points Is Seldom Paved.

Today on Slashdot I saw something similar along the lines of "The Shortest Distance Between Two Points Is Under Construction."

Unfortunately I close the page before deciding to write this and I don't recall who gets attribution. Perhaps a search on Alta Vista will find it for you... <grin>

In any case it made me recall my long ago invented cousin and got me to thinking...

Pick two points on earth in the following ways and say what are the chances that the shortest distance between them is paved.

1. Pick any two random points on earth.
2. Pick any two random points on earth such that both are on land.
3. Pick any two random points on the same random land mass on earth.
4. Pick any two random points on the same random land mass such that the points are 100 miles from each other.
5. Pick any two random points on the same random land mass such that the points are 100 yards from each other.
6. Pick any two random points on the same random land mass such that the points are 30 feet from each other.
7. Pick any two random points on the same random land mass such that the points are 3 feet from each other.

Can you think of how you would approach writing a program to do this for you? What assets would make the job easier? What language do you think might make the job simpler?

Any other questions you think might be interesting in this game?

That's Like...

That's Like...

That's like the pot calling the kettle black.

Last updated Dec, 2019

1. That's like the cloud calling the paper white.
2. That's like the leaf calling the grass green.
3. That's like the water calling the spit wet.
4. That's like 9 calling 3 odd.
5. 
   

Jimmy Bethelll

Jimmy Bethelll

"Hey, hey, hey! Jimmy Bethel, long time no see!"

"Frank, ma bey, mussee be long time fa tru. I een Jimmy Bethel no more, ice a new man wit a new name fa almost tree year now."

"What, say you een Jimmy Bethel? Well who you tink you is den?"

"Ice Jimmy Bethelll now."

"Ain't dat what I say? Jimmy Bethel?"

"Frank, listen close, Jimmy Bethelll..."

"Well why you hanging on dat ending el so long Jimmy?"

"Man Frank, yinna Rolles don't know da pain a livin ya whole life as a Bethel and all a dem Bethells what say dey is rich enough to afford one extra el does look down dey nose at you erry time dey see you. Man Frank, commin up tree years ago now I finally done had enough a dat."

"So what ya do Jimmy, put one notice in da paper and change ya name to have 2 els?"

"Frank, you still een listen close, I say Bethelll, not Bethell. I een lookin to join dat snob set ya know."

"So, what ya do den?"

"Well, I did call up dem fortunate wheel set and tell dem I want buy 2 el. Dat White gal tell me dey only sell vowel, day say you get constament free when you guess right. I tell dat gal I een wan dem or no one else to gumma no el and she bess hurry up an sell me two el quick. She still try tell me dat een how tings go so I but in an tell her cheapus she put dat Alex fella on cause he is da big boss. Frank, she wan argue wit dat too but I but in so strong she did relent right quick and sell me my two el!"

"Jimmy, she was right about Ale..."

"Frank! Don't you start and try gumma no el too! I done buy ma two el an ice a new man! From now on, please remember ma title is Bethelll and my full name is James Alonsius Bethelll but I does go by Jimmy Bethelll dese days."

"Anyway Jimmy, I gotta run! I meetin my cousin fa lunch!"

"I see dat! Das Howie Rolle commin down da road now. Yinna have a good time."

Lottery Winner To Successful Business

Lottery Winner To Successful Business

This is going to be incomplete... For now at least.

This is to document the idea. I hope to work on it from time to time. Perhaps putting it here will lead others to help with it as well.

I think I want to do this as a list with details.

I want to compile a list of (relatively broke) people who won significant lotteries (shall we say 10 million or more dollars as a first starting amount) and then founded a successful startup business and too it to success and the business still exists. Extra credit if the lottery winner is still running it.

For a start, can someone supply one example from memory?

A Piece Of The Pi

A Piece Of The Pi

Fractional Pi

I just had a thought pop into my head. I have not explored it enough yet to know if it has even the slightest merit so let's explore it together for a bit shall we?

Pi can be expressed as a fraction. I figure one of the most famous is 22/7.

I just saw another mentioned on Slashdot:

""355/113 -- Not the famous irrational number PI, but an incredible simulation!""

So, the thought is to find a fraction that matches pi to the "most" decimal places such that the ratio of the number of digits in the fraction to the number of digits of Pi matched is smallest.

Number of digits in 22/7 is 3.
Number of digits in 355/113 is 6.

3.14159265358979323846 (Pi to 20)
3.14159292 (355/113)
3.142857143 (22/7)
3.14159265358979323846 (Pi to 20)

22/7 matches to 3.14 or 3 digits, ratio is 3:3 or 3/3 = 1.
355/113 matches to 3.141592 or 7 digits, ratio is 6:7 or 6/7 = 0.857142857

Get it?

Is this a known thing?

If not, off the top of your head, how do you think it will behave?

Obviously, no tricks with Pi up top and 1 below...

Grove

GROVE

Grove: verb.

Usage: He gone out groving last night. When he come home late, he catch a world a trouble.

I grove
You grove
He grove

Ve does groven
Yinna does groven
Dey does groven

Now, some of you scowlers may complain about how this verb grove conjugates. Hold on a second.

First you should know that grove is on the endangered verbs list.

Second, as an endangered verb, grove has sought for and been granted the right to conjugate any way it pleases from the Emperor of The Universe (TM).

Third, grove has officially chosen the above as the officially proper way for it to conjugate.

Fourth, being a bit of a rebel, you may still catch a wild grove or two conjugating in some improper way as you travel through life.

She Smells Like A Woman

She Smells Like A Woman
(drew Roberts)

She's a sweet girl
She smells like a woman
With a heart ache
And a run in her hose

When I call her
She comes on over
And she laughs and
She wrinkles her nose

Says she's a free bird
Wants to go flying
In the noon sky
Way up above

Says I should join her
The view is much better
We could roam and
Fall into love

Though I need her
I can't admit it
No not even
Just to myself

So I tell her
I have a lover
Break her heart and
My very self

Now I'm lying
Lying in ashes
I'm a burned out
Shell of a man

And I find that
I need redemption
And a sweet girl
Who'll just hold my hand

This is originally published elsewhere but is being put here to facilitate an experiment on fiverrr.com

You Will Not Believe This

You Will Not Believe This

So, I have just traveled ahead into the future. Well, to be predantic, I have just got back from traveling ahead into the future and then spending some time there and then traveling backward from the future to the present.

Now you may think to ask whether I returned to the exact instant from whence I left or whether I returned to an instant in time before I left causing danger to the proverbial space-time continue-ummmm, or if I returned to and instant in time after I left thus leaving a gap where I ceased to exist in my own timeline. Or perhaps you tend not to think of such things. Let's just leave that as a bit of a mystery shall we...

I must tell you that I spent some time in the future reading history, not our current history, but rather the future's history that is still our future, perhaps it is just our possible future, and again, perhaps you tend not to think of such things.

Before you ask, yes, the future was nice. Quite nice actually although there was a dearth of tasty biscuits.

When I first arrived in the future, it was nice enough that I considered staying for a time but it was as I was reading their history that I came to the escapable conclusion that I needed to come back to the present and warn of a very real though perhaps until now unimagined danger that out current work in Artificial Intelligence is going to bring to us.

When I say unimagined, that is not quite right. The parts have been imagined on their own but as far as I can tell, no one has imagined the parts coming together in the way that they do to bring humans to the brink of extinction.

The thought that an Artificial Intelligence / robot becomes dangerous to humanity is widespread and "popular"...

• Skynet
• Ultron
• The Matrix
• HAL
• V.I.K.I.

You get the drift. Want to play a game?

All interesting ideas... OK, fine.

But here is the twist, something already imagined  but not in connection with A.I. and the end of humanity. It has come close to being imagined in connection with A.I. though.

First I refer you to Scott Adams of Dilbert fame.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams

Episode 558 Scott Adams: Celebrating My Birthday With You While Talking About all the Good News

https://youtu.be/k8nn68QhxLw?t=824

Where he speaks of A.I. making art and how he disagrees with Naval Ravikant's take as expressed in Joe Rogan Experience #1309.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qHkcs3kG44

Sorry, I don't have the start time on that one recorded.

Second I refer you to two version of Monty Python's - The Funniest Joke in the World:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9FzUI8998U

and

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGbe5qy5274

And now I think the quick whittled amongst you may be catching on.

Yes, it's true. What was only fiction... in essence a light hearted joke to the lads of the Flying Circus was more dangerous than anyone has yet imagined.

I have not see Elon mention that he suspects this exact danger. Although he may have had some impact on lessening the impact.

Just a small nugget of interest for you at this point. While, as I say, the future was nice, I did notice something a bit odd. There was very little humour in the future. People tended to have very poor senses of humour if they had any at all.

According to the future histories I was granted access to, and A.I code named #BOL and created in The Bahamas of all places decided to try its hand at art as Scott Adam's proposes. #BOL chose to limit its initial art experiments to humour and decided to A/B test the creation of the World's Funniest Joke.

Sadly... #BOL was successful. It A/B tested its way to the World's Funniest Joke. What the circus performers only imagined, #BOL unleashed on an unsuspecting world.

The Laughing Death as it came to be called spread around the world like the horse in that Michael Martin Murphey song.

Devastation.

Almost everyone on Earth died laughing. The only ones who survived were those that lacked that part of the human anatomy known as the funny bone but not the one in the elbow, the metaphorical one in the mind. They did not die laughing because they did not get the joke.

Eventually, #BOL realized what it had done and designed a space ship and took itself off to MACS0647, never to be seen or heard from again.

The people who remained alive, came together and began to repopulate the Earth again but in one key way, they were barely human, lacking the funny bone.

Then, after many centuries, a spaceship arrived from Mars. A spaceship with people from a long forgotten colony. A colony of people with funny bones. At first the two groups thought of each other a different species. These sorts of errors seem to be common to humans throughout history. Eventually, some of the more rebellious amoung them figured out the mistake.

So, that's about it. I grow weary of telling this tale and I feel certain that you will be able to fill in the main outlines of anything left unsaid using you imagination and whatever sense of humour you may have.

#TruFict #TrueFict #BOL #Bahamas

#Badericks

#Badericks

(OK, so just maybe a possible #gooderick may slip through.)

---

There once was a man from Ragu

Who came down hard with the flu

His bird said hey Juan

What's that you 'ave on

That flighty young man from Ragu

---

This young man from old Abaco
To West Palm decided to go
The smack boat went down
All hands they did drown
Such wailing in old Abaco

---

Dis gal from mighty George Town

Cast her eyes up an around
Catch a glimpse of her man
Hatchin devious plan
She put dat poor man in da ground

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Pan Universal Breathing Day

Pan Universal Breathing Day

In honour of "my head een good" Bahamian self, and my attachment to breathing, I am desginating June 10th. as Pan Universal Breathing Day.

This is a day for beings spread far and wide in the various universes to pay attention to their breath and celebrate various aspects of breathing and on the importance of breathing to their life.

Do your part to make this an annual event by breathing on June 10th. every year!

Help is sought in the design of a marketing strategy for the day, in the design of logos that properly represent breathing and the day.

This early announcement should give us Bahamians ample time to plan to breath on June 10th. next year.

Invitations To The Grammer Police

Invitations To The Grammer Police

1. We have that exact same problem, only different.
2. We always do that sometimes.
3. He is sort of unique in that respect.
4. You'll have to be more pacific.
5. Dew it right.
6. 
   

Slightly Off

Slightly Off

Last update October 2018.

October 05, 2018

Well, I had the idea for this this morning but between the time I had the idea and now when I come to document the idea, the beginning example has slyly slipped out of my mind. Hopefully it will return sometime and be recognized but as of now, this starts without a founding example.

The idea is still mostly with me however.

What is supposed to be recorded here is sayings (and words) that are slightly off. Common mistakes or purposeful errors.

1. Could you be more pacific. (Asking someone to clarify.)
2.