Loss of extra Letter "L" in some things.
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Posted Sep 22, 2016, 7:29 PM UTC
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Hillary Clinton currently has two Ls. It was one L for a while but it flipped back.
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Wow!
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Hillary Clinton has 2 Ls in her first name.
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"Hilarity" et. al. from Latin "hilaritatem". No two L's.
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I haven't experienced the Hillary -> Hilary change yet, but I've been trying to be apolitical at the moment - this election cycle leaves me feeling pretty empty with the candidates. As for the losing an L, I'm just waiting to see if Taco Bel shows up.
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Traveller traveler? I remember traveller.
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I'm good at spelling, hilarious never had two L's.
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These kind of posts are the worst. Hillary has 2 "L"s. People are going to remember your post and then be confused the next time this subject is mentioned. I hope you edit your post to correct it.
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Well there were two towers, but now there is one, as there were two earths, but now there is one. The symmetry is no longer there. That is why two fingers up, and three fingers down.
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....what?
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The 9/11 towers, Einstein's theory of symmetry, baphomet
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Here's the Urban Dictionary definition of Hillarious :
Of or pertaining to Hillary Clinton and amusing in the extreme.
His plan for universal health care was Hillariously unworkable.
"Sure, deck your limbs in pants;
Yours are the limbs, my sweeting.
You look divine as you advance,
Hillarious when retreating."
--Ogden Nash, with some modification
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So many people are being handed L's these days that they have to take them out of words
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There is an L glitch...my friends name dropped an L too.
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I always pronounced it "Hi-larious" when I was writing it to remind myself how to spell it. Not "hill-arious"
I appreciate the reply. I'm probably just misremembering it. Two kids under two years old can make a man lose his mind.
I remember those days. Could barely remember to wear pants.
Ive never heard people say Hi-larious unless when we people say Hilarity. Thats pretty cool. What region are you from?
I'm in New England, but I don't normally pronounce it like that in every day conversation. I started saying it like that to myself when I was a kid to remember how to spell it. Kind of like B-E-A-utiful.