The word "glowed" should be replaced with "glew"

Who's with me?

 

YOU HAVE MY SWORD

 

You should be replaced with CorusCAN because your name is too negative right now.

 

I always knowed you were crazy coruscant...

 

Your wittiness is on the scant side, I see.

 

**** no. The English language has too many irregular verbs as it is.

 

I want "throwed" and "runned" to be words.

 

But "glowed" is ugly, putrid, and offensive. It sounds terrible and it looks terrible. "Glew", while not terrible, is not beautiful, either. However, "glew" does the job without calling negative attention to itself.

 

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Yeah, it would be a homophone. So what?

 

i don't think that "glowed" is a word.
ken kenobi and i talked about this at length once.
glew is plenty good english.

 

glowed

glew

Regrettable, I know.

My aunt's albino cat glew in the dark.

My aunt's albino cat glowed in the dark.

 

Shhh, don't tell Terr that Because technically something spelled "glew" and "glue" should not be pronounced the same way

Hmmm... I kind of see what you're saying. "The lights in the hallway glowed" ... "The lights in the hallway glew". Yeah, I kind of agree.

Just don't say "the lights in the hallway shinned" because then I'll be forced to ask snarkily, "shinned? shinned what, your shoes?"

-sj loves kevin spacey

 

Yeah, I don't think I'll be saying that. When I used to play soccer, I liked to shin people, though.

Why are "glew" and "glue" supposed to be pronounced differently?

 

So the past tense of "show" should be "shew?" And "flow" should be "flew?" And "mow" should be "mew?"

I don't think sew.

 

I am talking about "glow" past-tense only.

I know you're a teacher and everything, so I could probably boil an egg on your head right now, but I simply don't believe in sticking to tradition just because dem's da rules.

So.... glew, I say!

 

Only if there was any reason to believe English was bound by such regularities
which there isn't
at all

 

It should be glown.

And shine should be showned.

 

I think "has glown" is the past perfect form of "glow" . . . "That strange alien artifact has glown on and off all night."

I think it's more common to say, "has been glowing," but I don't think "has glown" is wrong.

 

Past perfect for the verb pine should be pwned.

 

"I pine for you now . . . I pwned for him once, but then I got over it."

Yes, that sounds about right.

 

The plural of Moose should be Meese not Moose!!!

 

Agreed. This is a capital idea. From now on, I will say things like, "RCC girl, your eyes glew like green stars last night."

 

Mooseses is better

 

The Israelites followed Mooseses across the Red Sea.

The Mooseses kept the sacred fire in a bowl on their antlers.