"My Bird is A Honor Student at BirdBoard"

[Peregrine Harlequin]

I'm surprised no one else mentioned this one. Unless they've changed the rules in the years after I graduated high school, that should say "My Bird is An Honor Student at BirdBoard."

And I don't have a parrot to test this theory, but could it be that "a honor" is easier for a bird to say than "an honor," or is it just a mistake? If someone could upload a file of her bird saying "a honor," I'd be glad to forget all about it.

[Vankarhi]

Yes I noticed that. It really bothers me when news reporters do the same thing - they say "hang" instead of "hung' and "a" when it should be "an" before a word that begins with a vowel. But the thing with this is probably that Honor is spelt with a H as the first letter, but it is actually silent - hence Onour is how it is pronounced. Maybe it is just because it is spelt with a "h" at the begining of the word???? Not picking on anybody, just an observation that's all.

[Peregrine Harlequin]

Well, whatever the reason, it's one of those things that really bugs me.

Ignorance, apathy, and bad grammar. Even if I could get rid of the first two, the third would always be around.

[kvnband]

Heh. I never even noticed this before (but in my defense, I did not setup the titles...keev did (known for his bad grammar )) I will go correct the error right now.

*Kevin*...5 time grammar champion 1st through 5th grade.

[Vankarhi]

Wow a grammar champion..............I am impressed!!!!! LOL

[Dayna]

Oh Kevin, I always liked the smart ones!