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mo-oneandmore 08-Dec-24, 05:43	What is a phenomena? Life is a phenomena Ants are a phenomena. You are a phenomena. The earth is a phenomena. God's Universe is a phenomena. And, indeed, God is the most wondrous of all phenomenon.
bobspringett 08-Dec-24, 13:53	There is no such thing as 'a phenomena'. The singular is 'phenomenon'.
mo-oneandmore 08-Dec-24, 14:48	Bob Y'all's 13:53 post. Thanks Bob, but I've always thought that a phenomenon was more than one phenomena (see plural) and it appears that the gameknot spell check agrees with me. Try spell-check correcting this if you dare: phenomenas Hm-mm? Google search says that my thinking is reversed --- must be because I'm 80 years old, huh Mate? From Google >>Phenomenon (singular): This refers to a single, observable event or process. For example, a solar eclipse, the motion of tides, or the behavior of a particular species of plant in response to changes in light. Phenomena (plural): This term is used to refer to multiple observable events or processes.<<
bobspringett 08-Dec-24, 15:28	The grammar nazi strikes again!
apatzer 08-Dec-24, 15:51	Bob, did you receive my pm?
bobspringett 08-Dec-24, 15:59	Apatzer 15:51 Nothing from you in the last few days. Please send again.
apatzer 08-Dec-24, 17:41	I re sent it. Thx
zorroloco 08-Dec-24, 19:46	a fact or situation that is observed to exist or happen, especially one whose cause or explanation is in question.
mo-oneandmore 09-Dec-24, 05:14	Bob Your 15:28 comment is OK. See THINK Club rule seven. gameknot.com Or maybe I should revise rule seven to say "all typos, etc. other than those made by the founder ... ...", huh mate?

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