what would wayne get on a 5th grade math test?

[TygaPride]

Re: what would wayne get on a 5th grade math test?


Cool thread bro.

[Sportz]

Re: what would wayne get on a 5th grade math test?

"Weezy F Baby and the F is for Phenomenal" - Lil Wayne

This line alone tells me he misspells his name and ends up with a 25%

fenomenal - Wiktionary

Sorry, bro.

[wolverinebball11]

Re: what would wayne get on a 5th grade math test?

"Weezy F Baby and the F is for Phenomenal" - Lil Wayne

This line alone tells me he misspells his name and ends up with a 25%

That has nothing to do with math though

But seriously he was an honor student so I'm pretty sure he could do fine on a 5th grade test of any kind.

[Cli-City]

Re: what would wayne get on a 5th grade math test?

fenomenal - Wiktionary

Sorry, bro.

Sorry I don't see that word in my english dictionary.

What kind of questions are fifth grade math?

[Guest1]

Re: what would wayne get on a 5th grade math test?

100 without trying

[Sportz]

Re: what would wayne get on a 5th grade math test?

Sorry I don't see that word in my english dictionary.

What kind of questions are fifth grade math?

It actually is a word in the English language, but the "ph" form is preferred. Some words of Latin origin exist in both f- and ph- forms in the English language, and usually, only one will transcend to the dictionary. It may be considered Middle or Old English, but it is still English nevertheless. For future reference, it may be a good idea to do some research before making a smart alecky comment (and yes, that is the correct form of the word. Contrary to popular belief, smart aleck can only be used as a noun; smart alecky is actually the adjective form).


Sincerely,
A Wealth of Knowledge

[kwane]

Re: what would wayne get on a 5th grade math test?

It actually is a word in the English language, but the "ph" form is preferred. Some words of Latin origin exist in both f- and ph- forms in the English language, and usually, only one will transcend to the dictionary. It may be considered Middle or Old English, but it is still English nevertheless. For future reference, it may be a good idea to do some research before making a smart alecky comment (and yes, that is the correct form of the word. Contrary to popular belief, smart aleck can only be used as a noun; smart alecky is actually the adjective form).


Sincerely,
A Wealth of Knowledge

Damn, you went in! :O

[Zanee]

Re: what would wayne get on a 5th grade math test?

This nigguh, ....wait he's serious

[Ares]

Re: what would wayne get on a 5th grade math test?

After earning his GED, Wayne enrolled at the University of Houston in January 2005. He dropped out in the same year due to his conflicting schedule. He also revealed on The View that he switched to the University of Phoenix and majored in psychology taking online courses. An article in Urb magazine in March 2007 asserted that Wayne had been earning high grades at Houston.

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[Cli-City]

Re: what would wayne get on a 5th grade math test?

It actually is a word in the English language, but the "ph" form is preferred. Some words of Latin origin exist in both f- and ph- forms in the English language, and usually, only one will transcend to the dictionary. It may be considered Middle or Old English, but it is still English nevertheless. For future reference, it may be a good idea to do some research before making a smart alecky comment (and yes, that is the correct form of the word. Contrary to popular belief, smart aleck can only be used as a noun; smart alecky is actually the adjective form).


Sincerely,
A Wealth of Knowledge

Nope not correct. It doesn't matter anyway, when you have kids teach them to spell it like that, i'm sure they're gonna win tons of spelling bees. You won't find that word in the english dictionary so I'm content with thinking the way the rest of the english speaking community does

[wolverinebball11]

Re: what would wayne get on a 5th grade math test?

It actually is a word in the English language, but the "ph" form is preferred. Some words of Latin origin exist in both f- and ph- forms in the English language, and usually, only one will transcend to the dictionary. It may be considered Middle or Old English, but it is still English nevertheless. For future reference, it may be a good idea to do some research before making a smart alecky comment (and yes, that is the correct form of the word. Contrary to popular belief, smart aleck can only be used as a noun; smart alecky is actually the adjective form).


Sincerely,
A Wealth of Knowledge

His post was . Just so we're all aware lol

[Z!Greatest]

Re: what would wayne get on a 5th grade math test?

All I know is he'd get 100% in the GAY test HAHAHAHAHAHAHA