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Am I blind or is there no letter i?

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You most definitely do your own research.

Edit: This person was very right I was just joking jeez.

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where tf is it

edit: homie used y twice nvm

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You were right I was just making a joke.

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I spelt ‘sphynx’ (sphinx) wrong, it’s saved that way in my phone for some reason and I wasn’t paying attention.

Edit: Ah, yep just saw that comment with the cats. It’s because of cats.

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Ha. I have this saved in my phone (with the “Sphinx” spelling), too. I guess waiting for this.moment?

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There is a “y” in “my” so maybe “Sphinx” would complete the sentence?

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Correct. That commenter just confused sphinx with sphynx.

Honestly I can understand why

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The fuck happened with that one. Its literally the same word, this isnt an aluminum vs aliminium situation where the namer was a fuck up and called it both so people flipped a coin. Fucking English spelling is ratfucked.

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yeah it’s Sphinx

Sphinx of Black Quartz, Judge My Vow

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Am I blind or is there no letter f?

Edit: Yup, I’m blind.

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OF

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