We Are Doomed. People Can’t Even Spell Quarantine.
Is there really a chance we can beat this virus if people can’t even properly spell quarantine?
22 thoughts on “We Are Doomed. People Can’t Even Spell Quarantine.”
Americans, right?
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My phone “spell checker” won’t let me say “kung flu”, wahun red death, CCP boomer remover, the commi contagion, the chicom plague.
It automatically changes spelling, inexplicable.
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iPhone + twitter………. see a pattern?
quarantine yourselves!
don’t spread around more stupidity!
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If coronavirus was transmittable by Twitter, China would be the world’s hero right now.
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Corn teen -> quarantine -> french word “quarantaine” comes from 40 days of Jesus fast, carême
Une vingtaine de choses means 20 things
Une trentaine de choses means 30 things
Une cinquantaine de chose means 50 things
Une soixantaine de choses means 60 things
No french word for 70, 80 and 90
Une centaine de choses means 100 things
No french word for more than 100
:D
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French is an ugly language to see and to hear.
Go Corn Teen yourself.
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Not nice. Funny, though, so is okay.
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Holy crap! So the French can only count to 100(insert interrobang here).
Maybe that’s why . . . .
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Not what I expected to see when “corn teen” is typed…
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Surely they all all taking the Piss???
No one is that bloody dumb!!!!!!!!!
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Maybe, but you have an ugly president :D
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Yanks…
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CornTeen, the next preachy low-budget angst-riden tween x-clone wannabe coming to the CW… Airing after Hazmat Suit is the New Black.
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Notice something in common? Not a single one of these was from someone over age 30.
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Fake
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Yours is kinda cute. I surely wouldn’t kick him out of bed for eating crackers.
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They’re Americans, so yep they’re that dumb….
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In switzerland and Belgium:
70 : septentaine
80 : quatrevingtaine or huitentaine
80 : nonentaine
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The word quarantine comes from quarantena, meaning “forty days”, used in 14th-15th-century Venetian language and designating the period that all ships were required to be isolated before passengers and crew could go ashore during the Black Death plague epidemic; it followed the trentino, or thirty-day isolation period, first imposed in 1377 in Venetian-dominated Ragusa.[4][5][6][7] For more, see the medieval history paragraph.
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I make documentary film on COVID19 call: Children of the Cornteen
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comes from Italian… as the other person explained…
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Americans ? a nation of people whos collective noun for everything is a ” Bunch”
Americans, right?
My phone “spell checker” won’t let me say “kung flu”, wahun red death, CCP boomer remover, the commi contagion, the chicom plague.
It automatically changes spelling, inexplicable.
iPhone + twitter………. see a pattern?
quarantine yourselves!
don’t spread around more stupidity!
If coronavirus was transmittable by Twitter, China would be the world’s hero right now.
Corn teen -> quarantine -> french word “quarantaine” comes from 40 days of Jesus fast, carême
Une vingtaine de choses means 20 things
Une trentaine de choses means 30 things
Une cinquantaine de chose means 50 things
Une soixantaine de choses means 60 things
No french word for 70, 80 and 90
Une centaine de choses means 100 things
No french word for more than 100
:D
French is an ugly language to see and to hear.
Go Corn Teen yourself.
Not nice. Funny, though, so is okay.
Holy crap! So the French can only count to 100(insert interrobang here).
Maybe that’s why . . . .
Not what I expected to see when “corn teen” is typed…
Surely they all all taking the Piss???
No one is that bloody dumb!!!!!!!!!
Maybe, but you have an ugly president :D
Yanks…
CornTeen, the next preachy low-budget angst-riden tween x-clone wannabe coming to the CW… Airing after Hazmat Suit is the New Black.
Notice something in common? Not a single one of these was from someone over age 30.
Fake
Yours is kinda cute. I surely wouldn’t kick him out of bed for eating crackers.
They’re Americans, so yep they’re that dumb….
In switzerland and Belgium:
70 : septentaine
80 : quatrevingtaine or huitentaine
80 : nonentaine
The word quarantine comes from quarantena, meaning “forty days”, used in 14th-15th-century Venetian language and designating the period that all ships were required to be isolated before passengers and crew could go ashore during the Black Death plague epidemic; it followed the trentino, or thirty-day isolation period, first imposed in 1377 in Venetian-dominated Ragusa.[4][5][6][7] For more, see the medieval history paragraph.
I make documentary film on COVID19 call: Children of the Cornteen
comes from Italian… as the other person explained…
Americans ? a nation of people whos collective noun for everything is a ” Bunch”