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April 16th 04, 04:11 AM

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ocom (Michael Bryant) wrote:

From: Larry Ozarow

Everybody spells embarrassment with two "r"s. It's the correct
spelling.

You might want to look in a recent dictionary. The American spelling
is with one R.

My up to date dictionary spells it with two "r"s.

By the way as a speech instructor, doesn't the sentence "As a speech
instructor, GW Bush is an embarassment to his nation" seem a little
off to you, besides the spelling mistake?

Yes, I admit that an excess of communication with Steve Lare has
lowered my writing skills.

This is just one reason why nobody believes anything you say and that
is you blame everyone else for your own wrongdoing. Can you see that on
the off chance that you are right about something you would have to
credit someone else for it.

I think most could figure out what I meant.

If you don't know what you mean to say how is someone else supposed to.

Bush has had a lot of jobs, but speech instructor is not one of
them.

Obviously.

What is obvious is that he has an advanced degree from a University
that would not let you in the door. That he is more educated and
intelligent than you must really grate on you. Envy plain and simple.

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