He use to hjave a program on Sunday mornings. I don't know if that is the correct way to spell his name.
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Casey Kasem was born April 27, 1932! Last I heard he was doing voices on cartoons. (Scooby Doo)
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I dropped my coffee running to answer this question thanks a lot LOL...\n\nI would have to say Yes because he owns part of the alphabet PH.D
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I agree with you, depending upon your language preference it varies, but his name is Jehovah , or JHVH, or in hebrew Yahweh YHWH, it used to be in most bibles but today it's been removed from most
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Formerly known as\n\nGREAT
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His name is Elijah E. Cummings.  He is a Democratic Representative from Maryland.  \nSpelling and capitalization are two skills that take minimal effort, yet will really give credence to a person.  If you push the Shift key on your keyboard as you type a letter it will magically change it to a capitol form.  Try it.  It isn't very hard.  If you want to know about someone at least find out how to spell their name correctly.
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I asked this question too because I am Muslim and have JEwish friend who I saw doing that. They told me that it is out of respect because once you write God's name you cannot erase it, so if it is spelled G-d and it gets erased or destroyed it will be no disrespect to God. Also you dont use God's name casually as if He is a regular person Someone also told me that it is because it spells dog backwards..I found it funny
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My husband is insanely obsessed with Sportscenter! It is so annoying! It is his version of the nightly news and the morning news, and the mid day news... I can't stand it! I cringe everytime I hear "This is SportCenter."
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it's not the bad spelling. it's just that it doesn't make any sense. try to listen to it again. maybe by the second one you hear "kiries kai kirioi" which means " ladies and gentlemen" . sounds close enough
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:{\nstarted, but he seems to question the validity of following ones faith in light of modern social and technical trends. I've heard enough of that pseudo intellectual faithless jargon to last a lifetime
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He is on TNT every Thursday for the double headers.  They won an emmy, he's an amazing Television personality.  He will be running for governor sometime in the future when his residency allows him to do so.
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Zack, check out my question about how not to spell the short form of Zachary.  Apparently the 'Zach' camp doesn't want to see my point, I could use some support.
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He replaced Howard Stern for a very short stint on FM radio (not Sirius) and didn't last. He was terrible and was released shortly after starting.
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you mean wsidr?  i hate the guy, but haven't seen much of him lately.  yes, he's sick, and no, he has no right to use 'retard'... i don't give a **** what his fans say  (!) \n\n.
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to day is sunday the 5th of november 2006 !!! I doubt the sunday is renamed cyber sunday!!!!
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Ha Ha BRAIN do you mean Brian ???? I guess Brain isn't he's real name it's Brian
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Do they?  I'm not watching any english news reports so haven't noticed it.  Grammatically speaking, it is incorrect.  You use the preposition on before specific names of days or dates, like on Monday, or on May 25, but it does not sound right when you say on tomorrow or on yesterday(you can use for before tomorrow and yesterday).  Yeah, it can get annoying, but we have to accept that languages undergo a lot of changes, these also evolve or become extinct like living things, as it is mixed with other languages or when it is spoken by other ethnicities. There is the emergence of a distinctive language spoken in a certain region, like Singlish in Singapore or tag-lish in the Philippines, or maybe Hin-lish in India(they have their own english expressions that you can only hear from that place) Even for British and American English, there are marked differences and so with Australian.  And with the advancement of technology, it can get worse.  Just notice how the young generation seem to have their own english language and spelling.  People nowadays don't even bother with proper spellings.  As long as it sounds the same, it is okay, which can be another pet-peeve for some people.  Maybe in a few years, we'd be speaking in sms language.  \n\nFor the meantime, what you can do is to write to these TV stations and point out about their mistake and maybe they will rectify it.  But don't get too upset about it. It's the natural progression of things in this world.
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Of course he gets tired. Thats when mistakes like the George Bush presidency happen. \n\n:)