[Marlo]

Originally Posted by "Google

The shortest English sentence is probably “Go.” “Go” is an action verb and can be used in imperative mood, which means that it can be used with good, old “You Understood.” So “Go” actually means “You go.” On the other hand, if that interpretation doesn’t strike your fancy, let’s say that understood meanings are disallowed, then “I go” is the shortest sentence. “Go” doesn’t require a complement since it is an action verb nor does it require a direct object. With a total of three letters—the same number as the illegal “I am” contender—“I go” should reign as the champion, unless someone out there knows of a single letter verb. (No fair pulling in Old English and foreign languages.)

[Enfeebleness]

Originally Posted by AWEO Master

Doesnt door hinge rhyme with orange and Go! is the shortest sentence

How the heck are you pronouncing these to make them rhyme?

or·ange
hinge

Or-a-nge
Hin-ge

They don't sound like they rhyme even close...

[Minimized]

12. Men can breastfeed babies.
men have nipples but cannot in fact produce milk.

I saw a documentary about "men with breast". This was over a... year, I think, ago, but I'm quite sure they produced milk. Gonna check wikipedia =)

[Marlo]

im sure i saw some TV show based on factoids and it disproved this :S

[idusy]

Originally Posted by Enfeebleness

How the heck are you pronouncing these to make them rhyme?

or·ange
hinge

Or-a-nge
Hin-ge

They don't sound like they rhyme even close...

You have to pronoun doorhinge kinda funny, but it sounds like it rhymes.

I've never heard anyone pronoun it or-a-nge...

[Enfeebleness]

I haven't heard it like that either, but meh, or-a-nge, or-nge, whatever...

Even trying to make it sound like it rhymes doesn't work...

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[Minimized]

Hench and Orange? =P
Dunno if 'Hench' is a word, but 'Henchmen' is, so technically it COULD be a word. Anyways, they kinda rhyme... Hench Orange Hench Orange
Oh! And Bench!

Nvm, they don't rhyme, unless you have a swedish-ish accent =)
Sponge! Perhaps..?

[eshay]

@ minimized,
its hinge, not hench.

and at enfeebleness,
i think he ment sayin it like this
door-hinge rhymes with orange if u pronounce it like this o-ringe

kkthnxbye

[Enfeebleness]

Originally Posted by eshay

@ minimized,
its hinge, not hench.

and at enfeebleness,
i think he ment sayin it like this
door-hinge rhymes with orange if u pronounce it like this o-ringe

kkthnxbye

Ooooooooooo, well somone could have said that earlier ^^
/understandidness

[idusy]

Originally Posted by Enfeebleness

Ooooooooooo, well somone could have said that earlier ^^
/understandidness

I... Thought... I... Did....

[serania]

" 12. Men can breastfeed babies.
men have nipples but cannot in fact produce milk."

actually they can

[Minimized]

Originally Posted by eshay

@ minimized,
its hinge, not hench.

and at enfeebleness,
i think he ment sayin it like this
door-hinge rhymes with orange if u pronounce it like this o-ringe

kkthnxbye

Well, I wasn't talking about hinge, I was talking about hench, but as I said, I'm sure if it is a word.

[AWEO Master]

Originally Posted by WoWlegend101

"Go!" isnt a complete sentence. "Ready, set, go!" is.

actually Go! is a complete sentence. i asked my professor.

Originally Posted by Enfeebleness

How the heck are you pronouncing these to make them rhyme?

or·ange
hinge

Or-a-nge
Hin-ge

They don't sound like they rhyme even close...

DOOR hinge not just hinge

[idusy]

Originally Posted by Minimized

Well, I wasn't talking about hinge, I was talking about hench, but as I said, I'm sure if it is a word.

I don't see how that rymes...

[tyman2006]

Seconded...

Originally Posted by SomeGuyThatDoesntKnowWhat2+2Is

42% of noobs are crazy
15% of noobs are sick
33% of noobs are sick and crazy
20% of noobs are just completly random...

I dunno if thats true... anyone revise? lol