Thanks, Tal. I will put that on my list.
Glander
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Posters in the UK, a trivial question....
by Glander ini was reading a novel by a british author, robert goddard.
i have read several of his books but in this one, "past caring" he spells the word "connexion" instead of "connection".
i had never seen that spelling before.
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Posters in the UK, a trivial question....
by Glander ini was reading a novel by a british author, robert goddard.
i have read several of his books but in this one, "past caring" he spells the word "connexion" instead of "connection".
i had never seen that spelling before.
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Glander
Tal, LOL, I think 'bestest' better than 'worser'. I had a three year old who used 'worser' so much she had me saying it!
It's true that the proliferation of texting, and internet-speak, has truly 'dumbed down' the way we communicate. It has its good and bad sides, but still, I feel that that basics of grammar, like math, are the necessary building tools of a good education.
Absolutley. I was sailing along through the above referenced novel when I came across the spelling of 'connexion'. It stopped me for a moment and then recurred several times in the book. It was a distraction but turned out it is correct. Not so with butchered syntax, etc. I am not a well educated man but I do appreciate proper structure.
I read Charles Dickens every couple of years. By the time I finish Oliver Twist, for the 7th time, I feel my own language/vocabulary has been given a tonic.
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Glander
For an appitizer, I love battered, deep fried, cheese stuffed jalapenos. Perfect side for an ice cold beer. Easy to make, but you can buy them frozen.
For an entree, check out some curry recipes. Chicken, Beef, Pork and fish can all be prepared with curry recipes that can blow the top of your head off.
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Posters in the UK, a trivial question....
by Glander ini was reading a novel by a british author, robert goddard.
i have read several of his books but in this one, "past caring" he spells the word "connexion" instead of "connection".
i had never seen that spelling before.
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Glander
I guess it could be worser.
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My fellow apostates: Please be careful when talking to other apostates online
by Joliette ini had a fellow ex-jehovah's witness (who's a male by the way, he has a youtube channel) who sent me a message on facebook saturday morning that was very sexual in nature.
please be careful when added certain people on facebook, just an heads up.
also be careful with credit card info, giving certain private also.
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Glander
Joliette,
Your thread is very appropriate and well stated. Anyone on the net must have their ears and eyes open for stuff that is not good.
Thank you.
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My GE Water Kettle just died after few years. RIP
by Iamallcool inmy ge water kettle just died after few years.
rip.
they do not sell ge water kettle anymore.
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Glander
Thanks, Got it. That sounds very handy.
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Glander
No offense intended, NC. I should have read more carefully.
That being the case, what is the meaning behind the expression Scarlett Breast?
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My GE Water Kettle just died after few years. RIP
by Iamallcool inmy ge water kettle just died after few years.
rip.
they do not sell ge water kettle anymore.
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Glander
By cordless do you mean it heats off batteries? Amazing.
There are also kettle that have remote red light flashers but they are pricey!
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Posters in the UK, a trivial question....
by Glander ini was reading a novel by a british author, robert goddard.
i have read several of his books but in this one, "past caring" he spells the word "connexion" instead of "connection".
i had never seen that spelling before.
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Glander
Do you have to go outside to have a fag? Careful where you leave your butts.
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Posters in the UK, a trivial question....
by Glander ini was reading a novel by a british author, robert goddard.
i have read several of his books but in this one, "past caring" he spells the word "connexion" instead of "connection".
i had never seen that spelling before.
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Glander
Now I'm all F'd up! Hope this is the worse of it.