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| UR MUTHR = Your mother WUZ HAMSTR = was a hamster, You need an article ("a hamster"), and it's also good to have a comma when you join two independent clauses. AN UR FATHR = and your father SMELT The spelling "smelt" is correct for the past tense of the verb "to smell," and you can also use the alternative form: smelled. The form "smelt" is more common in British English. See this blog post for more about the different between American and British usage of this verb form: Smelled vs. smelt. OV ELDERBERREEZ! = of elderberries! The lines are from the film Monty Python and the Holy Grail. |
