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   margueritem said, 10 months ago

   Curse you, Ken of Strafford!
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   chireef said, 10 months ago

   and look if you turn it upside down it also serves as a “M”
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   pcolli said, 10 months ago

   @chireef

   And sideways, it could be “Sigma”.
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   pcolli said, 10 months ago

   He’d sell more "E"s, the most common letter in the English language.
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   oldfarmhand said, 10 months ago

   Ken of Strafford: First person to utter that famous phrase “But wait, there’s more!”
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   Barb Hinkins said, 10 months ago

   He sold all the "e"s – got left with the "W"s
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   Jon Ormsbee said, 10 months ago

   Ken of Strafford; champ salesman of Wordmakers!
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   PICTO said, 10 months ago

   I think he also sold one to Sno….
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   whmIII said, 10 months ago

   They couldn’t spell back then…
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    LafInLarry said, 10 months ago

    Good thing he’s a sword maker instead of a Tootsie Roll Fudge maker.
    If you’re old enough you might remember a certain commercial….
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    Perkycat said, 10 months ago

    The English language would have been much easier without Ken of Strafford.
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    Smythe Symble said, 10 months ago

    From that Day on, He made a Vowel to avoid misspellings.
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    ProfessorKid said, 10 months ago

    Later he branched out into selling K’s, for words like “Knife” and “Knock”… ; ))
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    Larry said, 10 months ago

    Is “sordmaker” vs. “swordmaker” the joke?
    Create a market by changing the spelling?
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    freeholder1 said, 10 months ago

    @Hardware Dept Comic Strip

    Well, it is silent, you know.
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