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Edited by The Ham:
1/26/2016 5:11:26 PM
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"Ye Olde" is historically incorrect.
The letter Y is a common misconception for the Old English letter, called [i]thorne[/i](þ)
which makes a [u]th[/u] sound. Bad handwriting of scholars and such make "þ"look like a "y".
However, "Olde" is correct. There was in fact an E on the end of most words from Old English to early modern English, i.e. Jamestowne.
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The ham has become self aware!!!
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If it looks like a Y than its the same thing ye olde is pronounced the old
