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I remember reading a story about an English teacher who said to his class, "A double negative makes ......
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RE: Scintillating (in Potpourri) by Richard English
There are essentially three kinds of public speakers. 1. Those who hope they will never, ever, have......
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RE: British vs. American English (in Potpourri) by Richard English
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RE: Basketball terms used figuratively (in The Vocabulary Forum) by Richard English
Of all sports, I suppose cricket is the one I come closest to liking. To sit in the English sun, by ......
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RE: Aye, it's a bit femma! (in Questions & Answers about Words) by Richard English
In Sussex the alleyways between houses are known as "twittens"....
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RE: Punctuation (in Potpourri) by Richard English
Leaving aside the other errors in the limerick, I think the punctuation's fine....
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RE: A bawdy limerick wanted... (in The Written Word) by Richard English
Incidentally, is there a difference in meaning (or sound) between the word "aaah" and the word "ahhh......
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So why can't a man try to write from a woman's perspective or, as is the case here, from a couple's ......
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RE: A bawdy limerick wanted... (in The Written Word) by Richard English
How about this: Much more than the sound of a schwa But not as robust as "Aha!" As at the conclusi......
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RE: Tattoos (warning: this has a rude phrase) (in Potpourri) by Richard English
A slight digression: Please punctuate the following sentence: A woman without her man is lost...
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