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Far too expensive for what it is. They produce them for $7 each.

Of course, that's extremely trivial - cough it or see the courts, Mercedes or not.

I said that too... years ago.

Could even jump on the back of the seat... ;-)

Merely 30 seconds flat - plug "words containing cie" in Google and click on the top result: https://www.thefreedictionary.com/words-containing-cie Then copy and paste. Too easy.

"Cartoonists remember i before e except after c." ... really? ... since when? transcendencies superefficiency thalassocracies preponderancies pseudoscientist recalcitrancies multicurrencies neuroscientists neuroscientific intermittencies insufficiencies indeterminacies inconveniencies...

Getting this one?

Baffling indeed...

Some say it can even stretch the truth a little... ;-)

"... than that of all your mates" would make more sense.

Yes, it is interesting and at times confusing, particularly with verbs which may not be derived from Greek but rather from Middle English, Old French or Latin such as: - advertise - compromise - exercise - revise - advise - despise - improvise - supervise - apprise - devise - incise etc. ...

You mean "organisation is now spelt with a Z, not an S". I agree, the kids of today are mostly learning via social media which originates from the US, like Facebook for example, and not from reading books written by quality English authors like we were told (and did) in school. The effect of...

Dirty... or naughty?