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hardy vs. hearty

Plants are hardy. Soup is hearty. ‘Nuff said :)

P.S. Did you know that it’s “sherbet”, not sherbert? Will fun with words never end? :D

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2 Responses to “hardy vs. hearty”

  1. kat says:
    March 22, 2007 at 3:33 pm

    Why yes, the fun will end!

    In fact, it ended the moment you burst the “sherbet not sherbert” bubble.

    Thanks a lot, Jonathan.

  2. avlisk says:
    June 24, 2009 at 1:22 pm

    Did you know that it’s err, not air? And that it’s its, not it’s when possessive? Or that Cannes is pronounced can, not Khan? Or that it’s poinsettia, not point setta? Or that second to last is one more away from next to last, and not the same? Or it’s height, not heighth? Or Isiah Thomas should be spelled Isaiah to be pronounce that way? Is ee ah Thomas? And when did gambling become gaming? I think I’ll stop now. Mrs. Detsch, I honor you. (Honour you?)