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  • dry roasted for me.
  • edited January 2013
    Macronate said:

    dry roasted for me.

    Snob; what's wrong with ordinary salted? :-)
  • stonemuse said:

    Henry will know ;-)

    I think we've all discovered over the last six years there is very little he doesn't know :-)

    He doesn't know when to shut up :-)

  • RedChaser said:

    Macronate said:

    dry roasted for me.

    Snob; what's wrong with ordinary salted? :-)
    Plus you really should have started that sentance with a capital letter.

  • buckshee said:

    RedChaser said:

    Macronate said:

    dry roasted for me.

    Snob; what's wrong with ordinary salted? :-)
    Plus you really should have started that sentance with a capital letter.

    Sentance?
  • buckshee said:

    RedChaser said:

    Macronate said:

    dry roasted for me.

    Snob; what's wrong with ordinary salted? :-)
    Plus you really should have started that sentance with a capital letter.

    Sentance?
    See, I told you.
  • cafcfan said:

    buckshee said:

    RedChaser said:

    Macronate said:

    dry roasted for me.

    Snob; what's wrong with ordinary salted? :-)
    Plus you really should have started that sentance with a capital letter.

    Sentance?
    See, I told you.
    You did oh learned one, got any suggestions for lottery numbers for tomorrow night? :-)
  • Thought this was a jewelry thread :-(
  • buckshee said:

    RedChaser said:

    Macronate said:

    dry roasted for me.

    Snob; what's wrong with ordinary salted? :-)
    Plus you really should have started that sentance with a capital letter.

    Sentance?
    Of course , taken on board and learnt from my mistake.
  • I am not a pedant. I don't care what you say, I am not a pedant!
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  • Oh, and you're name really should be Lolwray, not lolwray :-)

    You're? Was that just ironic?
  • No it wasn't. Oh dear :-(
  • What are Pendants?
  • What are Pendants?

    Oh, so Pendants were used as an example? I thought it was some grammatical term I didn't know about.

  • edited January 2013



    Didn't think you could start a sentence with 'But' ? :-)

    There is nothing wrong with starting a sentence with a conjunctive.
    If that's the case, I demand all the time back I spent in detention at school for starting a sentence with 'but' and 'and'. Would you recommend I contact the European Court of Human Rights?
    I fear that you may not get any redress if you did as there is no 'statue law' for the English language but only 'common law' and as such the 'rules' change subtly over time. I raised the issue of starting a sentence with a conjunctive with my girlfriend who is a teaching assistant at a primary school. She informed me that is is now acceptable to do this if you wish to add emphasis to the sentence. But it still seems wrong to me!
  • edited January 2013

    The bracket should be before the question mark :-)

    Pedantastic !

    No, it shouldn't.

    "Statue law"? @ cambs addick

  • Redskin said:

    The bracket should be before the question mark :-)

    Pedantastic !

    No, it shouldn't.

    "Statue law"? @ cambs addick

    'Don't muck about folks, have I got any recourse to the European Court of Human Rights or not' ?
  • I know nothing about feet, therefore will not be contributing to this thread.

    I feel the same because I know nothing about sewing.

  • A non-grammatical question which sorts out pedants from those who don't give a toss is whether the twenty-first century began on 1 January 2000 or 1 January 2001.
  • Shouldn't it be titled "Pedant's Thread" not "PedantsThread"?
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  • Shouldn't it be titled "Pedant's Thread" not "PedantsThread"?

    Probably 'Pedants' Thread' assuming it's for more than of us.



  • Never trust anyone who only knows how to spell a word one way.
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