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Fafhrd said:

And it rhymes with Hexen...

As in:

I would gather up my exen,
Encode them in a game of Hexen
And blast them daily with spells and curses,
And so on and so on for many more verses...

If I knew how to set up a poll, we could vote on exes, ex's or exen - LOL

Windows Mail.....in Accounts besides my four different synced e-mails is another for iCloud, with a note "Attention Required".
This uses the same e-mail address as my M$ account and is requesting me to enter password.
Neither of my two factor authentication passwords are acceptable, neither is another new one.....any answers to this problem???

cereberus said:

If I knew how to set up a poll, we could vote on exes, ex's or exen - LOL

Another option - avoid the whole situation by not re-marrying after the 1st one blows up -

Seems that we are quite on top of hot topics and current affairs here on TF. F-Secure's Mikko Hyppönen is also wondering the same topic, plural form of words ending with X:

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Kari said:

Seems that we are quite on top of hot topics and current affairs here on TF. F-Secure's Mikko Hyppönen is also wondering the same topic, plural form of words ending with X:

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Ok that is for nerds to decide.

But for "real men", the key question debated in pubs for eons is how do you say "I would like two Guinness........".

Guinni (Latin style Guinn-eye) is a favourite, as Guinnesses is too much of a mouthful, especially if you have drunk a couple.

Some say it is like sheep - 1 Guinness, 2 Guinness but that does not sound right either.

2 Scissorses ?

CountMike said:

2 Scissorses ?

Nah. Scissors is it's own plural.

CountMike said:

2 Scissorses ?

Actually it must just be two scissors, as scissors are really a pair of scissors ie already pluralised. Of course 1 scissor is not much use as too blunt usually to be used as a knife.

cereberus said:

Actually it must just be two scissors, as scissors are really a pair of scissors ie already pluralised. Of course 1 scissor is not much use as too blunt usually to be used as a knife.

But you could stab someone with it.

We need a new build.