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~ childs on abc

The alphabet (ei bi si di eeeeee ef yi eich ai yei cai el em en ou pi qui ar es ti llu kyi dllu ex guay si) was invented and put into soup in 1066 by Vanna White to satisfy the hunger of her evil Mongolian overlord Pat Sajak. In order to save time it was arranged in alphabetical order.

Linguistic definition and context

Originally the idea was that Alpha 5 would make a bet with Zordon that he couldn't find 5 humans in 5 different colors. When he failed to find a smurf to be the blue ranger, Pat Sajak invaded and devoured the lot of them, including lobster-red Jason who seriously needed to be basted in sunscreen first.[1]

History

First designed by Scrabble, the Alphabet was later turned into a wall of letters so Vanna could turn them on.

Consonants

Consonants were designed by MacGyver in 158, during an episode of the eponymous TV show. Using only the 9 vowels of the Swedish alphabet, some baking soda and duct tape, he was able to give birth to 252 different consonants, most of which were immediately eaten by the post-orgasmic MacGyver.

The surviving consonants banded together to form the United States of Vrdlmskrvjnkprldjck, where they free from suppression of the royalist vowels could frolic and life was good indeed. But in 2004 the re-elected president GWb canceled MacGyver and over 70% of the consonants committed honorable suicide. The United Nations are currently in argument with the consonant-rich Soviet Onion to purchase enough letters to re-stock the Esperanto alphabet.

Since consonants can only breed with vowels, and since MacGyver is gone forever, there is a very real fear that letters will soon become extinct. We live in uncertain times.

Vowels

Vowels spontaneously sprung into existence approximately 0.001 after an Glsh mn cldnt fnsh _ scntnc crrctl. Thus, vowels were born. They are considered the first undetermined particles and it's widely believed the Dashboard Confessional song Mmm mmm mmm mmm, which consists entirely of vowels, reflects the fundamental vibrations of superstrings. Without vowels, every word we know would be impossible to pronounce (except maybe "fly" and "cwm," but who the Hell can pronounce that?), and our alphabet would just be b, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, q, r, s, t, v, w, x, smtms y, nd z. And of course the English don't follow their own language rules anyway, eg. "i" before "e" except after "c", then we have words like "seir" which has "ei" in it and no "c" before it. Stupid English.


The key board is the correct alphabet Q,W,E,R,T,Y,U,I,O,P,A,S,D,F,G,H,J,K,L,;,Z,X,C,V,B,N,M,<,>, And ?

The Letter X

Contrary to popular belief, x has not always been used in the alphabet.
25 was the original number of letters. But, in order to compete with the Chinese Alphabet,
the useless letter x was added. It's not all bad, however, many experts like the look of
the x in their titles. Experts doesn't look as cool. Who would want to play a unpopular instrument like the
xylophone? The xylophone is much more existing...or... exciting.

On Television

ABC was stand for Americumulus Broadcasting Company and being owned by Disney and start begin sucking viewer's ass in 1944

alphabet when on television

It was the Biggest (bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger than universe) Television network its slogan in 2007 was "ABC Stop here"its slogan on now is " America's (dumbass) Netw0rk

Antemology and spelling

The modern term alphabet has its origin in Las Vegas, and was originally used in 1903 to classify all initial bets placed in a game, as follows:

  • O: A whopping huge bet that makes the viewing audience go "OOOOH!" in rapt appreciation.
  • B: A large and bold bet that literally screams "I EXIST; pH33r mah ussr 5\<Illz!" to the world.
  • A: A strong and aggressive bet that is adequate for all seasons.
  • F: A perfectly fine bet of sufficient boldness, but somewhat timid in the long run.
  • G: A weak little girlie bet, unworthy of serious consideration.
  • K: A delicate smooch casually laid down upon the table (primarily used to annoy other gamblers).
  • M: A completely worthless bet which displays a newbie's inherent sense of self-preservation.
  • yesterdays old meatloaf: A bet only accepted in crazy countries like China, England, and Hobbiton.

The term was later adapted for use in the dangerous game of Ultimate Truths & Dares; someone might alphabet you can’t slam your hand in a car door, for example. It is ok to refuse an alphabet, but if someone betabets you, the stakes can get much much higher.

It is not, as the myth commonly goes, derived from the first two Greek letters, alpha and beta, because if that was the case, it would be alphabeta wouldn't it? Duuh!

The renowned linguistics expert John "Don't quote me on this" Smith gives the full story:


Lately it has been discovered that the Alphabet backwards (zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcda) is Tebahpla. This is an ancient Egyptian word for "hamburgers". After figuring out this mystery, several professional archaeologists banged their heads on the wall because it took them this long.

See also

Footnotes

  1. In the recent rise of gambling, the Alphabet is a nickname used to refer to a person's primary wager, while the Betabet was their secondary wager.