Is there a planned release date yet?

[EER]

While I am unaware of any noun 'rouse' I would support its plural to be rice. Now I am confused over the plural for rice, I don't think there is any? Maybe rices, yes, that makes sense. I would support that too.

[chris the cynic]

So, for the record, the plural structure we're looking at would be
Singluar is house
plural of house is hice
plural of hice is hices

So words will have a ... well I'm not sure, is hices the double plural of house, or the plural squared of house?

[justanotherfan]

One hippopotami cannot get on a bus,
Because one hippopotami is two hippopotamus.
And if you have two goose, that makes one geese.
A pair of mouse is mice. A pair of moose is meese.
A paranoia is a bunch of mental blocks.
And when Ben Casey meets Kildaire, that's called a paradox.
When two minks fall in love, with all their heart and soul,
You'll find the plural of two minks is one mink stole.
Singulars and plurals are so different, bless my soul.
Has it ever occurred to you that the plural of "half" is "whole"?
A bunch of tooth is teeth. A group of foot is feet.
And two canaries make a pair--they call it a parakeet.
A paramecium is not a pair.
A parallelogram is just a crazy square.
Nobody knows just what a paraphernalia is.
And what is half a pair of scissors, but a single sciz?
With someone you adore, if you should find romance,
You'll pant, and pant once more, and that's a pair of pants.

I had to either quote Sherman, or Brian Regan's "boxen" joke.

[metche_steele]

You're already in a town near me, but do you visit? Oh my no..off galavanting in Canada. It's alright for some, eh? *sigh*

We should do lunch!!

[SlySpy]

Will you guys quit using fake plurals? You are all acting like ani.

[chris the cynic]

I disagree, if we were indeed being aniesque that would make us anal, and in that case surely we would accept only the agreed upon 'proper' plurals.

[EER]

It shows the elitism in these language circles, that's why I quit uni! Or ... would have, if I had ever gone there.

[m3rc1l3ss]

"I before e... always."
"What are you, an idiot, Brian?"
"Apparently."
So she explains it.
"No, Brian. It's i before e except after c and when sounding like a as in neighbor and weigh, and on weekends and holidays and all throughout May, and you'll always be wrong no matter what you say!"
That's a hard rule. That's a- that's a rough rule.
Plurals were hard, too.
“Brian, how do you make a word a plural?”
“You put a ‘s’…put a ‘s’ at the end of it.”
“When?”
“On weekends and holidays...”
“No, Brian. Let me show you.” So she asked this kid who knew everything. Irwin. “Irwin, what’s the plural for ox?”
“Oxen. The farmer used his oxen.”
“Brian?”
(chuckling)“What?”
“Brian, what’s the plural for box?”
“Boxen. I bought 2 boxen of doughnuts.”
"No, Brian, no. Let's try another one. Irwin, what's the plural for goose?"
"Geese. I saw a flock of geese."
"Brian."
(half-crying) "Wha-at?"
"Brian, what's the plural for moose?"
"Moosen! I saw a flock of moosen! There were many of 'em. Many much moosen. Out in the woods- in the woodes- in the woodsen. The meese want the food. The food is to eatenesen. The meese want the food in the woodingesen! In the, food in the woodenesen!"
"Brian! Brian. You're an imbecile."
"Imbecile-n."
"What are you speaking? German, Brian?"
"German. Jermain. Jermaine Jackson. Jackson Five. Tito!"
"Brian, what the hell are you talking about!?"
"I don't know, I don't know really."