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BACK TO THE FUTURE Corrected DVDs
After the Universal fiasco involving the mis-framing of two of the BACK TO THE FUTURE films in their Box Set from last December, I understand they corrected the problem and re-issued the set with a code or symbol on the box to signify it WAS a corrected re-issue. Does anyone know what the symbol or code is that Universal put on the new boxes?
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Gimmie an S!
Gimmie an E! Gimmie an A! Gimmie an R! Gimmie a C! Gimmie an H! |
What's that spell.
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It is code for finding out the secrets of the universe. Milo over at U62 told me about it. Shhhh don't tell anyone...
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Originally posted by B.S.Preston,ESQ Gimmie an S! Gimmie an E! Gimmie an A! Gimmie an R! Gimmie a C! Gimmie an H! |
Off topic...hope to get an answer before the innevitable lock...
Are vowels the only letters you use "an" before? I always said a/an in conjunction with the letters like this: AN A A B A C A D AN E AN F A G AN H AN I A J A K AN L AN M AN N AN O A P A Q AN R AN S A T A U A V A W AN X A Y A Z Just whatever sounds (to me) phonetically correct. |
That's how I do it too. "An u" just sounds wrong to me, as does "a m".
From here: Use an in place of a when it precedes a vowel sound, not just a vowel. That means it's "an honor" (the h is silent), but "a UFO" (because it's pronounced yoo eff oh). This confuses people most often with acronyms and other abbreviations: some people think it's wrong to use "an" in front of an abbreviation (like "MRI") because "an" can only go before vowels. Poppycock: the sound is what matters. It's "an MRI," assuming you pronounce it "em ar eye." Rob |
I agree: it is the sound that matters.
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