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What's the difference between prostate and prostrate? General quiz.
— Jun 12, 2010 11:26AM
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Jun 12, 2010 11:30AM
Prostrate = kneel, prostate = gland. ;)
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One means that you are reading the latest version of the novel. The other means I should email you an updated version. :)
David wrote: "One means that you are reading the latest version of the novel. The other means I should email you an updated version. :)"Oh how these things slip past the proofread. :)
new_user wrote: "Prostrate = kneel, prostate = gland. ;)"Thanks, dear. It was a rhetorical question.
LOL. I see these things all the time when I'm reading. I usually ignore them.
I do too but they do distract from the narrative.
A little bit. They're in virtually every book now, LOL. Nothing to be done.
Why was there a prostate talk to begin with???
LOL, he used prostate when he meant prostrate. :)
I wish I could say that it was a Canadian spelling thing, but alas, no. :)
Not to worry, David. I figured it was a typo. But you never know, alas. Glad you cleared it up.
Always worse when it's a real word and can sneak past spell check!
