The rule of Carolina (aka 'la regla de Carolina') states that the only consonants which can appear doubled in Spanish are those appearing in the name 'Carolina'. Tonight I had dinner with the very Carolina who first taught me this rule.
Oddly enough, we had pizza for dinner. It is a sign of my incurable geekitude that I find this hilarious.
The plain people of Ireland: What's he on about now? We don't get it.
MOTP: PiZZa! See, there is no 'z' in 'Carolina'. Oh, never mind ....
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But after dinner, there would be pizza in Carolina. Problem solved.
Dear Fixx, there is no X in Carolina, hmmm.
Dg, was the pizza good? Can't believe I made it 9 days w/out pizza in B.A. since it's everywhere.
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