Hangers and Hangars

[Bizman]

What does that matter?  People are still going to click on the link not knowing what the picture is.

I guess illiterate people don't follow these threads. The link clearly says "Civil War" and "Hanging Conspirators" which should act as a warning of violency to tender folks.
<Edit>Titled as it is, I wouldn't click the link with my children watching over my shoulder.</Edit>

[Jayhawk]

I guess illiterate people don't follow these threads. The link clearly says "Civil War" and "Hanging Conspirators" which should act as a warning of violency to tender folks.
<Edit>Titled as it is, I wouldn't click the link with my children watching over my shoulder.</Edit>

I admit I didn't read the link before I clicked on it, didn't think I'd need to.  However, when calling other people illiterate, best not to use the word "violency."

[tmetal]

If I could hang my planes from a hanger for storage, would the hanger then become a hangar or would I have to refer to it as a "hangar hanger", or would it be "hanger hangar"?

 

[ImADot]

However, when calling other people illiterate, best not to use the word "violency."

...but being a non natively English speaker...

Just sayin'...

[usvi]

NO WIRE HANGERS!

[Jayhawk]

Just sayin'...

I know, I saw that.  I'm taking French 110 but I'm not going to go around telling French people they are illiterate.  He took offense that I disagreed with him about the appropriateness of the link and resorted to personal attacks.

[Jouster]

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knowing what this is. I have to say that is funny as it comes. check youtube for the story behind this one.

[bagrat]

This is a hanger:

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This is a hangar:

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Just sayin.  There seems to be some confusion.   Discuss Pls. 

i dont understand the difference....
say it slower

[EskimoJoe]

What does that matter?  People are still going to click on the link not knowing what the picture is.

... Also proves that his spelling by far exceeds that of the average American.

[BrownBaron]

I know, I saw that.  I'm taking French 110 but I'm not going to go around telling French people they are illiterate.  He took offense that I disagreed with him about the appropriateness of the link and resorted to personal attacks.

Perhaps he did not know that calling someone illiterate has a negative connotation in the English language.

... Also proves that his spelling by far exceeds that of the average American.

Sadly, this is true.

[Tec]

See Rule #6

[Bizman]

He took offense that I disagreed with him about the appropriateness of the link and resorted to personal attacks.

Jayhawk, I'm truly sorry if I made you feel personally attacked. 

I said "I guess...", not  "I didn't know illiterate people follow these threads."

By illiterate I meant people who really can't read. I guess a real analphabet could manage to play the AH game, if someone had saved his login information, but I doubt such a person would surf on this board. The rest of us may click links with or without reading underlined parts of text. I'm just cleaning viruses from a computer, the owner of which didn't read what he was clicking.