Are You Creative?
 

If this site makes you nervous,or disgusted,then your level of creativity is probably similiar to the tennis player named IVAN LENDL(By the way,how is it he never won Wimbledon?)If, on the other hand,this site feels like you're eating your favorite candy,then the chances are that your level of creativity is pretty good.If you feel nothing at all from looking at it,then you're somewhat creative,but are more interested in "Where's the Beef."


http://www.spellingsociety.org/about...s/cutspel1.php




p.s...I put this here for Joey(a stickler about the written English Language.)

How th hel duz sumthng lik ths get fundid?

LOL...Amazon.com ads?..Love this photo.....

http://www.spellingsociety.org/news/...ingbee2006.php

The Paddock is not the right forum for this post.................

The racing industry supports simplified spelling(just look at some of these names for horses.)This qualifies as a horseracing thread.

Nice Assay

A.P. Assay

I swear to you, I used to be able to spell and write an appropriate English sentence. I won spelling B's in Elementary School. But after I took up Physics, it all went to hell. I remember going into both of the teachers that got me into Physics and correcting their agendas so the students would not make fun of them (this was while I taught Biology and Chemistry). And these guys were very bright, they just could not spell.
I too have met this similar fate. It is very frustrating. The section of my brain dealing with spelling is fermenting. I am constantly asking my daughter how to spell words... I am asking a 15 year old how to spell. Good Christ help me.

The longer you get from the time you learned it(the spelling of a word,)the greater the chance you will struggle with it.

You can really tell the true horseracing addicts on here.All they want to talk about is finding the next winner,and anything else is useless to them.

"Spelling bee," not "Spelling B." I'm sorry; I'm sorry; I couldn't resist. :)

For what it's worth, I took physics in high school and can't remember a darn thing about it now. Or calculus. And I remember liking calculus, too! Sigh...