Working Daze by John Zakour and Scott Roberts for February 19, 2022

Can anyone here show a concrete example of the letter W as a vowel?

Intelligence is not her first language.

Roy will be Happy. He can now communicate in binary 0010 0110 1001 1101

I remember hearing that but I can’t think of a single instance where “w” is a vowel. Except in Welch.

Rt, yr mzng!

Sounds like Rita just invented the emoji text system, which those of us who don’t read pictures well absolutely abhor.

When I was in grad school, the “shorthand” system I used for taking notes involved eliminating most vowels, some consonants, and some syllables. For example, transcription was tcn, biochemical was bchl, replication was rpln, etc. – all were context-dependent. My classmates were a little perplexed when they borrowed my notes!

W is pronounced ‘double-u.’ Does that make it two vowels in one?

“Not that any of you care” note: RITA in a lot of places in Ohio is a bad word. It is the regional income tax people who taketh away our hard earned money. (City taxes…)

Numbers and symbols ? 48585 3o 303!

Just punctuation will be allow. Express yourself.

Why not just use the Phillips Code? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phillips_Code

Sure now send a text message.

I have a question for you all to ponder. What about the work vacuum? Is it possible it might have been spelt vacwm? (vac"double u"m?)