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I assume I am not the only one who is targeted by the modern version of the snake oil salesmen, offe......
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August 01, 2003 03:50
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I posted a comment to CJ's "I'm not exactly back" thread and then tried to edit it. When I got back ......
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July 31, 2003 03:25
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Absolutely. Bars in England are made of solid timber. Now, had he walked into a pub... Richard Engl......
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July 24, 2003 11:28
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Mortar can indeed contain cement. It just doesn't have to, that's all. Incidentally, cement can be......
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July 22, 2003 10:18
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Not necessarily. Traditional lime mortar is not cement, nor need it contain it. The reason why mort......
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July 22, 2003 01:49
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At the Amberly Chalk Pits Museum there is an exhibition of concrete artifacts (the chalkpit used to ......
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July 20, 2003 04:13
RE: Anybody had a good paroxysm lately?
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Apart, of course, from the sexual discrimination implicit in this term, is there not also a danger t......
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July 17, 2003 07:36
RE: Anybody had a good paroxysm lately?
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I went to the Texas stand at the World Travel Market and was accosted by a large man in a large hat ......
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July 11, 2003 02:26
RE: Apostrophe again, sorry.
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As I tried to explain, that confusion would not arise in the UK since "crumpet" when referrring to a......
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July 08, 2003 00:24
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Why the complexity? What's wrong with "Please use the other door"? Why explain? Richard English...
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July 04, 2003 01:57
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The word crumpet has three UK meanings, none of which are known in the USA. The crumpet shown in th......
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July 04, 2003 01:51
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When I ordered an English muffin in the USA I got something that I had never experienced in England.......
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July 03, 2003 06:45
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No. What you get in the USA if you order an English Muffin is not the same as the thing you get in E......
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July 03, 2003 02:34
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The COED lists it but suggests its use is jocular. Certainly we would not use it in formal speech in......
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June 30, 2003 09:50
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In the World Travel Dictionary (published by Columbus and, I blush to say, originally created by me)......
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June 30, 2003 09:28
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I agree. It's just one more example of the strange belief that so many people seem to have that is ......
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June 29, 2003 23:31
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Or even electricians' screwdriver since it's a type that is part of the tool kit of most electrician......
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June 28, 2003 13:42
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The average American has fewer than two legs, speaks more than one language and has 1.4 children. N......
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June 27, 2003 08:11
RE: Apostrophe again, sorry.
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There has been much (sprited) discussion about this and I will say only that I agree with Jerry abso......
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June 27, 2003 01:52
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I agree. Verbiage has negative connotations akin to pomposity, flummery, and bombast. Why not avoid......
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