The letter Q...what's the point?

It can't be used on it's own...it HAS to have U tagging along with it.

You find it primarily in insulting words like,Queer and Quirky...or in words that aren't used often like Quo or Quasi.

Esthetically, it's not the most handsome letter.

Therefore, I am calling upon the makers of the alphabet to rid us of this useless letter, and I need your support.

Please sign in below with a YEA! and I will forward this on to the
Alphabet Makers Institute and have them action our demand.

To all those whose surnames are Quinn or Quimby, I apologize in advance for any inconveniences.

The queen of Britain made it to feel special. She used to be called "THAT FAT MUTHAF*CKING B*TCH!".

It's 'aesthetically' 😛

YEA!

NAY!

*waves paper*

Coq = Rooster.

Kat

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C is also useless.

Originally posted by Syren
It's 'aesthetically' 😛

YEA!

Is there a Q in AEsthetically? No, then be UIET! 😛 😉

YEA! 😐

Q is quite insignificant. but only in the english language. a lot of people around the world are in need of Q. because believe it or not, Q is often a replacement for C. 😱 i know we can use K as well... but for us, Q is more... esthetic.

QINDARKA ~ Albanian currency.

SHEQEL ~ An ancient unit of weight and money.

QASIDA ~ A type of Arabic poem.

QIGONG ~ A system of Chineses meditation.

QANAT ~ A system of underground tunnels and wells in the Middle East.

😛

thank you for that exhibition. see, the rest of the world will be lost without Q.

But then again the french use it alot so.
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Q; A shit music magazine.

Q; An short, one letter version of the word "Queue".

-AC

Originally posted by Syren
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Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
Q; A shit music magazine.

Q; An short, one letter version of the word "Queue".

-AC

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Originally posted by ~Da Moose~
It can't be used on it's own...it HAS to have U tagging along with it.

You find it primarily in insulting words like,Queer and Quirky...or in words that aren't used often like [B]Quo or Quasi.

Esthetically, it's not the most handsome letter.

Therefore, I am calling upon the makers of the alphabet to rid us of this useless letter, and I need your support.

Please sign in below with a YEA! and I will forward this on to the
Alphabet Makers Institute and have them action our demand.

To all those whose surnames are Quinn or Quimby, I apologize in advance for any inconveniences. [/B]

Oh be kuiet. Let's all stop using this "Q" and replace it with "K".

Sorry for the Quantum Quadrapalegic Querists out there, you may instead switch to C to deflect any racial problems.

Originally posted by silent dreams
My name starts with a Q and doesn't have a U after it. Does that make me wierd?

Out of Quriosity, what name is that ?

Originally posted by Syren
QINDARKA ~ Albanian currency.

SHEQEL ~ An ancient unit of weight and money.

QASIDA ~ A type of Arabic poem.

QIGONG ~ A system of Chineses meditation.

QANAT ~ A system of underground tunnels and wells in the Middle East.

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God.... 🙄 Another reason to lust after you....

Just Kwit it Kerry... 😉

Originally posted by silent dreams
My name starts with a Q and doesn't have a U after it. Does that make me wierd?

No, not names, those are removed from the equation...but you will have to change it. Sorry. 🙂