Well I'm typing away and I keep wanting to use use the word therefor[e] but I can't remember how it's spelled, and both spellings look stranger the longer I look at them. So (when all else fails) I look it up -- turns out there are two words!

therefor:
Function: adverb
: for or in return for that <ordered a change and gave his reasons therefor>

therefore:
Function: adverb
1 a : for that reason : CONSEQUENTLY
b : because of that
c : on that ground
2 : to that end

Therefor is weird.

Did you have a reason therefor, Jackie?

Their four

what?

what's their four there for?

The air for the bear was unbareable air
Therefore the bear went out to sea

It was lonely out there and so the bear
Sought out a companion or three

And so the four bears went sailing out there,
Therefor to find air to breathe

After four weeks at sea they landed somwhere
And started a new family

So they were four bears who became the forebears
Of a thriving ursine colony.

well done Alex, maybe they'll invite you to their picnic.

Fun, Alex!
Thank you.

Wherefore the same applies to wherefore and wherefor?

Who'd have thunk?

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Wherefore the same applies to wherefore and wherefor?

Who'd have thunk?

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Please, Loggie. We try to use correct grammar around here. That's who'd of thunk.