Told my friend "There is an U in stupid"
He got angry and yelled at me "Well there is an I in stupid too"
I cried laughing
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http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/228/324/4a4.gif God, this scene is hilarious.
Did you even try dude?
"an U"
Think of all the times bugs and daffy are fighting if its duck season or rabbit season XD
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He got angry and yelled at me "Well there is an I in stupid too"
I cried laughing
Just dropping by to mention that in the case of the title it should be "a 'u.'" "An" and "a" are actually based on the phonetics, the sound, of a word/phrase/whatever and no the letters. Hence it is "an MIT paper," "an hour" and "a used book."
Just your friendly boards grammar nazi jumping in to fix a common mistake.
Some friend...
Jokes on you, I never write stpd with u and i. Honor level 5 btw.[sg-ezreal]
There is also S in Stupid
This made me spit my food on my keyboard.
There's also a 'y' in 'yoo', meaning there shouldn't be an 'n' in 'a'.
For every U in stupid, there is also an I.
So don't worry, we're stupid together.
Sounds like some romance stuff.
theres "a" u in stupid. Not "an" u.
An for words that start with vowel sounds A for words that start with consonant sounds
When it gets to single letters, it works basically the same(ans for vowels) unless youre talking about the letter u, in which case its all fucked up. Because technically u, starts with a y sound, which in this case is a hard consonant! Whereas consonants that start with hard vowel sounds use an such as f (pronounced eff) are preceded by an "an"
an a a b an e a c an f an i an o a u
Stupid, but perfectly stupid. ;D
Actually, OP, you got outplayed.
They meant it as "oh yeah? I'm so dumb ecxdeeeeeeee".
And you fell for it!