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this post was submitted on 12 Sep 2023
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This is what I get for getting people on the Internet to name things.
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thank goodness there's a "within reason" clause 😬
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I dig this one, though it's debatable whether it should be Lemmyest or Lemmiest 🤔
EDIT: ChatGPT's take on the similar merriest (correct form) vs "merryest":
The word "merriest" is the correct form in English because it follows the standard rules for forming the superlative degree of adjectives. When an adjective ends in a consonant + y, like "merry," you change the "y" to "i" and add "-est" to form the superlative. This is a common spelling rule in English to maintain pronunciation and prevent double vowels. Therefore, "merriest" is the proper way to express the highest degree of merriness. "Merryest" would be considered incorrect.
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The contest is over! Thank you for all the contributions!
Since I believe that our community is a democracy where everyone who participates should be properly represented, I hereby declare the winners to be EVERYBODY. Yes, that means ALL of the answers will be added to the sidebar, but the ones with the most upvotes gets to be in the front. (Besides, there's plenty of room for everyone here.)
Woke Hollywood strikes again.