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Date Posted: 22:26:54 10/31/04 Sun
Author: Emma
Subject: Re: The Paper Doorway
In reply to: Administrator 's message, "The Paper Doorway" on 17:27:49 06/16/02 Sun

I am looking for a poem I remember hearing once about plurals (I want to share it with my fifth grade class). It was humorous and reflected on how strange the English language is, with all its rules and exceptions to rules (I remember something about why aren't two moose called meece). If anyone could help me figure out what poem that is, that would be awesome! Thanks!

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