Yeah, and I suppose the letter zee is pronounced zed (can you think of another consonant that has a second consonant in it's pronunciation).Meesh said:There aren't any.
All the really great ones emigrated to Canada.
To my American friends: This is humour. Note the 'u' in humour - the CORRECT spelling.
OTB, I'm pro-american but I'm sorry to say that the scottish and the british kicked the crap out of you americans, and we followed you all the way to Washington D.C. and burned down your White House.onthebottom said:Yeah, and I suppose the letter zee is pronounced zed (can you think of another consonant that has a second consonant in it's pronunciation).
Washington, following the old Scottish tradition of kicking the bloody English out.
OTB
You left out the Wright Brothers.DonQuixote said:George Washington
John Adams
Ben Franklin
Thom Jefferson
John Marshall
Abe Lincoln
Teddy Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Martin L. King
Harry Truman
Thomas Edison
Henry Ford
John Glenn
Bill Gates
Lynus Paulling
All of the Nobel Lauriets
All of the entrepreneurs
The common man!! The ultimate winner.
The unknown soldier buried in Arlington
The names on the granite wall.
Noone in particular. All in the aggregate.
how about w (pronounced double U)onthebottom said:Yeah, and I suppose the letter zee is pronounced zed (can you think of another consonant that has a second consonant in it's pronunciation).
OTB
Yes, you need to list all da mothafuckas in alphabetical order!!DonQuixote said:Need I list all original thinkers of the renaissance and reformation
in one posting? No less the Greeks, Romans and early English
masters
damn straight. was it einstein who said he stood on the shoulders of giantsDonQuixote said:And how to spell words. Is it harbour or harbor?
Lets all play nice. I WAS only responding to the thread to implicitly
state it's like comparing Oscar Robertson to Michael Jordan.
It's all a matter of opinion. We all stand on the shoulders of those
that came before us. You and me.