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On Sun, 22 Jun 2003 20:50:07 +0200, "Jan Willms <Khamura>" <khamura@jointhesaga.com> wrote:

>> There
>> Thier
>
>Ugh, yes. And the latter isn't even a word.

:) I before E except after C rule is broken in again.
Actually about half the words do break this rule.

A list of words that breaks the rules, an also, the 
other way around.
http://www.ojohaven.com/fun/broken.rules.html

>There's also the ever popular "its" and "it's".

An or and with its usage within the sentence structure.

It's interesting.
It's been interesting.

Can be confusing. For I am just an end user. ;)

obascii -- broken rules
   _       _
.'   '. .'   '.
|  I  | |  VI |
'-.I  | | V_.-'
| I`-.| .'VIII|
| IV  | | IX  |
|  V  | |  X  |
'-----' '-----'LGB

lgbeard