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Old 03-07-2010, 06:09 PM
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Lookin real nice i got to have one
you guys crack me up, i love this place, seriously
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T-Mo...when I was in school the letter I (i) was considered a vowel... My Webster's Unabridged Dictionary still shows it to be a vowel. So, the sign should correctly read: This an IH Garage.....

But, it is a free country, and one can put up a sign with bad English if desired.

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I wasn't disagreeing with you (I was actually 100% agreeing with you) - last I checked - an "I" is still a vowel. I was confirming the vowel thingy, but it seems like I've seen other exceptions on the use of the word "an". It's like the rule, "i after e, except after c" rule - there are exceptions to that one too. My wife and I was just talking about that one a few days ago - I can't remember now what word we were discussing.
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