u/HumbleConnection762

Its' et cetera. ET CETERA. ET C. ETC. Not ec tetera. I don't understand where this comes from. I've had friends who have read nothing but etc. their entire life spell it ect. Do these people never say it? Do they not read? How does one get this one wrong. At least irregardless is catchy. ECT? It looks bad. It looks wrong. Etc. is a thing of beauty. The Pantheon itself cowers at the harmony and joy that a simple etc. brings. Ect. meanwhile can die in a hole. It brings no joy. There is no harmony. Just a soulless, shriveled mistake. A mistake that I see increasingly often.