That Makes Two

rogersgeorge on February 18th, 2020

When you make up a word, you get to decide about its spelling. “Lego,” for instance, doesn’t have a plural spelling. If you want a plural, it’s “Lego pieces.”

Turns out “Jedi” is the same way. Next-to-last panel.

Thatababy Comic Strip for December 22, 2019 — https://www.gocomics.com/thatababy/2019/12/22

I’m not sure whether I already knew that or not…

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