Pillock.
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OT: Another reversing idiot
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Pillock.
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Because I fail to see the point in the pedantic pathetic distinction.
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It really couldn't be much more pointless.
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You surprise me. Normally you get at me for misusing words.
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Lack of logical reply noted.
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Aww, can't you handle original thought? Book says to do this, so I do it.
The only laws are the laws of physics, you can't break those. Everything else is rules, which are just the opinion of those in power. Be a slave if you like....
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When I was your age I owned my house, no mortgage. I had a live in girlfriend, she had big t*ts. I also had hot running water. Please tell us what have you have got.
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I find it difficult to decide which to use much of the time. Not because I don't know the difference as you have posted, but because a goodly proportion of the time I am quoting or referring to a USA usage. Writing "licence" feels unnecessarily pedantic but writing "license" feels wrong.
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Correction: What you have.
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Why should I pay for what the bank can pay for? And I have my choice of women, you are stuck with one. And I've already told you I have all the hot water I need.
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Answer my question.
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I answered it completely.
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En el artículo , pamela escribió:
Amen to that.
Where's my burning torch and pitchfork?
Bête noir du jour is "would of". Grr.
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That's even worse than "off of".
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You have both been to Hertfordshire?
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Is that where urricanes ardly appen?
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En el artículo , Tim Lamb escribió:
It's the (mis-)spelling I object to, not the pronunciation.
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In message , Chris Hogg writes
I was once accused by a Liverpudlian of being a Cockney! Lots of East End folk housed here post war.
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Those two statements are exactly the same in different words, children.