Nominating a new word - soo

[mjldba]

I was wondering if anyone has ever thought (considered?) about the possibility of using "soo" in a context similar to "too". Yes, it looks weird but, in my warped mind, there's a correlation with the different forms of to, too, and two.

For example, "It snowed soo much last night I knew they'd cancel school so I called my friends and made plans for the day".

I am far from a wordsmith but doesn't this seem logical or do I need to see a doctor?

 

[MallardVHS]

and I was singing a song that only had one note...sol.

Ah, James Brown. The Clod Falter of Soal. or Sole. Shoal?

Colorful, nonetheless, and well-grounded.

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er, you know...

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[philhege]

Aah, the Duck of slanted Cluck! We gnu you'd come threw, Master Mallard.

Most would hope Mr. Brown remains where he's planted, IMHO.

That's Mussel Shoal, BTW. You can hear their Horns o' Plenty on many a disk.