alt.usage.english

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• Re: Clause rank or phrase rank
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: shall...or...will
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: danish origin in danish pastry
  • From: Skitt
• Re: words you use when you tickle a toddler
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Little bishop
  • From: JF
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: I don't believe you vs I don't trust you, help plz
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Usenet software [WAS: Fall Of The High King]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: danish origin in danish pastry
  • From: CDB
• Re: Means of Transport and verb board/drive/catch...
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: 9am or 9 a.m.?
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Following California's Footsteps in Bilingual Education
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Fall Of The High King
  • From: CDB
• Re: words you use when you tickle a toddler
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: 9am or 9 a.m.?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: words you use when you tickle a toddler
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: I don't believe you vs I don't trust you, help plz
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Who said I don't have a life?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Here We Go Again with Holloween
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Who said I don't have a life?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Who said I don't have a life?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: 9am or 9 a.m.?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: English Dictionary 1810-1820?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Following California's Footsteps in Bilingual Education
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Would you mind telling me whether these sentences are correct?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Would you mind telling me whether these sentences are correct?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: what's the word "proctive" mean?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Who said I don't have a life?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: danish origin in danish pastry
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: rhetorical question mark
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: Where is the word Manhattan from?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: abbreviations
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: shall...or...will
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: what's the word "proctive" mean?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Here We Go Again with Holloween
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: Would you mind telling me whether these sentences are correct?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Retrofitting phrases
  • From: Fuzzy
• Re: she's out of order!
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: English Dictionary 1810-1820?
  • From: Scotius
• Re: what's the word "proctive" mean?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: I don't know exact meaning of the word "clear"
  • From: Scotius
• Re: Following California's Footsteps in Bilingual Education
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: words you use when you tickle a toddler
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Totally cornfield associations
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: Issue or problem
  • From: Scotius
• Re: words you use when you tickle a toddler
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: English Dictionary 1810-1820?
  • From: Musashi
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Fall Of The High King
  • From: CDB
• Re: English Dictionary 1810-1820?
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: words you use when you tickle a toddler
  • From: CDB
• Re: Would you mind telling me whether these sentences are correct?
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Would you mind telling me whether these sentences are correct?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Who said I don't have a life?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: English Dictionary 1810-1820?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: rhetorical question mark
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: English Dictionary 1810-1820?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: rant and spew
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: abbreviations
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: what's the word "proctive" mean?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Some questions
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: Who said I don't have a life?
  • From: Michael Nitabach
• Re: Lily Mad
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: words you use when you tickle a toddler
  • From: irwell
• Re: what's the word "proctive" mean?
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: Dottle - distribution?
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• words you use when you tickle a toddler
  • From: Isabelle Cecchini
• Re: Where is the word Manhattan from?
  • From: Scotius
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Would you mind telling me whether these sentences are correct?
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: Whazzit mean?
  • From: Scotius
• Re: Where is the word Manhattan from?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: may and can
  • From: Scotius
• Re: Which Usage Is Correct?
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: rhetorical question mark
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: may and can
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: what's the word "proctive" mean?
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: English Dictionary 1810-1820?
  • From: Musashi
• Re: abbreviations
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Where is the word Manhattan from?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: a carryall car - what is it?
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Which Usage Is Correct?
  • From: batdorf
• Re: English Dictionary 1810-1820?
  • From: Weatherlawyer
• Re: Who said I don't have a life?
  • From: M. J. Powell
• Re: Who said I don't have a life?
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: Would you mind telling me whether these sentences are correct?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: English Dictionary 1810-1820?
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: may and can
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Which Usage Is Correct?
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Clause rank or phrase rank
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: Totally cornfield associations
  • From: Rick Wotnaz
• Re: Guys named Steve
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Who said I don't have a life?
  • From: Michael Nitabach
• Re: Retrofitting phrases
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Would you mind telling me whether these sentences are correct?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: English Dictionary 1810-1820?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: what's the word "proctive" mean?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: abbreviations
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Clause rank or phrase rank
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: a carryall car - what is it?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Which Usage Is Correct?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Which Usage Is Correct?
  • From: Armond Perretta
• English Dictionary 1810-1820?
  • From: Musashi
• Re: Which Usage Is Correct?
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: BUSH is NOT the PRESIDENT !
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: abbreviations
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: what's the word "proctive" mean?
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Would you mind telling me whether these sentences are correct?
  • From: Bob
• Re: Totally cornfield associations
  • From: ray o'hara
• Re: Which Usage Is Correct?
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Would you mind telling me whether these sentences are correct?
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: HORNY BITCHES SUCK BIG DICK
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: Linz
• Re: how can i express my thought?
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: Where is the word Manhattan from?
  • From: Rick Wotnaz
• Re: what's the word "proctive" mean?
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: rhetorical question mark
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: Dottle - distribution?
  • From: Linz
• Re: Booze = drink "was Re: "Booze", "girl cum", and register)
  • From: Linz
• Re: "Booze", "girl cum", and register
  • From: Linz
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Linz
• Re: shall...or...will
  • From: FB
• Re: Exactly what is this most literally saying?
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: Some questions
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: pretend
  • From: judithk
• Re: Would you mind telling me whether these sentences are correct?
  • From: Bob
• Re: [OT], was I wish to register a positive abstention
  • From: Philip Eden
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: space cadet
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Where is the word Manhattan from?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: [OT], was I wish to register a positive abstention
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: what's the word "proctive" mean?
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Totally cornfield associations
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: pretend
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: danish origin in danish pastry
  • From: CDB
• Fall Of The High King
  • From: newbie_tw
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Clause rank or phrase rank
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: shall...or...will
  • From: CDB
• Re: what's the word "proctive" mean?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Would you mind telling me whether these sentences are correct?
  • From: Wind Young
• Re: rant and spew
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: What is the difference between "think", "think of" and "think about"???
  • From: John Lawler
• abbreviations
  • From: Mike Clark
• what's the word "proctive" mean?
  • From: digital21cn
• Re: handsomely (British or Irish)
  • From: judithk
• Re: The board demanded
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: Retrofitting phrases
  • From: Jordan Abel
• bland
  • From: judithk
• pretend
  • From: judithk
• Re: handsomely (British or Irish)
  • From: judithk
• Re: The board demanded
  • From: Ross Howard
• [OT], was I wish to register a positive abstention
  • From: Philip Eden
• Re: handsomely (British or Irish)
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: I wish to register a positive abstention
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: rant and spew
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: handsomely (British or Irish)
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: handsomely (British or Irish)
  • From: John Dean
• handsomely (British or Irish)
  • From: judithk
• Re: a carryall car - what is it?
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Booze = drink "was Re: "Booze", "girl cum", and register)
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: a carryall car - what is it?
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: I wish to register a positive abstention
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: I wish to register a positive abstention
  • From: Matti Lamprhey
• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: "It's a different world now"
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Booze = drink "was Re: "Booze", "girl cum", and register)
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Who said I don't have a life?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Go to hell - Is this swearing?
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: rant and spew
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Dottle - distribution?
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Booze = drink "was Re: "Booze", "girl cum", and register)
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: "Like, I think what I really wanted to do was to wish you a happy birthday and tell you that I do not know what I am talking about most of the time? =) " <--- how can i make the second part more parallel?
  • From: Fred
• "It's a different world now"
  • From: The Other Fran
• The Open University
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: how can i express my thought?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: What is the difference between "think", "think of" and "think about"???
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Xah's Edu Corner: Hebophilia
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Correct or not
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Booze = drink "was Re: "Booze", "girl cum", and register)
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: rant and spew
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: I wish to register a positive abstention
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Correct or not
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Issue or problem
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: The board demanded
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: What is the difference between "think", "think of" and "think about"???
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Guys named Steve
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Booze = drink "was Re: "Booze", "girl cum", and register)
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Where is the word Manhattan from?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Correct or not
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: The board demanded
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: Aussie Rules
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: how can i express my thought?
  • From: designquest10
• Re: a carryall car - what is it?
  • From: JF
• Re: US cell phones
  • From: John Dean
• Re: I wish to register a positive abstention
  • From: Philip Eden
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: William
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: I wish to register a positive abstention
  • From: Adrian Bailey
• Re: Tenor guitar
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: William
• Re: Dottle - distribution?
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: Guys named Steve
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: Retrofitting phrases
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: CDB
• Re: Tenor guitar
  • From: Matti Lamprhey
• Re: how can i express my thought?
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: I wish to register a positive abstention
  • From: Michèle°
• Re: I wish to register a positive abstention
  • From: Michèle°
• Re: Booze = drink "was Re: "Booze", "girl cum", and register)
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: I wish to register a positive abstention
  • From: Philip Eden
• Re: Booze = drink "was Re: "Booze", "girl cum", and register)
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Tenor guitar
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: What is "old"?
  • From: Linz
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: I wish to register a positive abstention
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Booze = drink "was Re: "Booze", "girl cum", and register)
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: how can i express my thought?
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Booze = drink "was Re: "Booze", "girl cum", and register)
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Booze = drink "was Re: "Booze", "girl cum", and register)
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: how can i express my thought?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: US cell phones
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: Booze = drink "was Re: "Booze", "girl cum", and register)
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Go to hell - Is this swearing?
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: how can i express my thought?
  • From: designquest10
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Philip Eden
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: rant and spew
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: how can i express my thought?
  • From: designquest10
• Re: rant and spew
  • From: PR
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: What is "old"?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Cyber insults
  • From: irwell
• Re: Booze = drink "was Re: "Booze", "girl cum", and register)
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: how can i express my thought?
  • From: Wind Young
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Philip Eden
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Philip Eden
• Re: origin of saying " . . . but does his own barking"
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Booze = drink "was Re: "Booze", "girl cum", and register)
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: how can i express my thought?
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: I wish to register a positive abstention
  • From: Michèle°
• Re: Go to hell - Is this swearing?
  • From: Joe Fineman
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: "Utilize" associated with "software"
  • From: Joe Fineman
• Re: how can i express my thought?
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Horny bitches love anal sex
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Joe Fineman
• Re: Horny bitches love anal sex
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Carol Cross Carol Cummings Carol Ficatier Carol Titian Carolina Pendarvis Chandler Chanel
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: My CV
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: how can i express my thought?
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Joe Fineman
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: JF
• Re: how can i express my thought?
  • From: Wind Young
• Re: My CV
  • From: designquest10
• Re: Punctuation and/or Wording Help Needed --- Badly :-)
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: US cell phones
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Horny bitches love anal sex
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Tenor guitar
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: US cell phones
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: how can i express my thought?
  • From: designquest10
• Re: she's out of order!
  • From: Xah Lee
• Re: [was Re: "we don't do that anymore nowadays"]
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: Dottle - distribution?
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Go to hell - Is this swearing?
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: rant and spew
  • From: John Dean
• Re: I wish to register a positive abstention
  • From: Weatherlawyer
• Re: Dottle - distribution?
  • From: K. Edgcombe
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Dottle - distribution?
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Tenor guitar
  • From: Theodore Heise
• rant and spew
  • From: Nick
• Re: shall...or...will
  • From: batdorf
• Re: Lily Mad
  • From: PR
• Re: Comma usage
  • From: designquest10
• Re: What is "old"?
  • From: Joe Fineman
• Re: E-prime - mistake in Wikipedia
  • From: de781
• Re: Comma usage
  • From: John Dean
• Re: danish origin in danish pastry
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Comma usage
  • From: Joseph Turian
• Re: Tenor guitar
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: US cell phones
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: Some questions
  • From: Default User
• Re: Latin phrase
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Issue or problem
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Aussie Rules
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Correct Usage of Apostrophe for a Company Name ending in 's'
  • From: Mark Z.
• Re: shall...or...will
  • From: Mike Page
• Re: danish origin in danish pastry
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Correct Usage of Apostrophe for a Company Name ending in 's'
  • From: Mark Z.
• Re: What is "old"?
  • From: Mike Page
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: space cadet
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Issue or problem
  • From: batdorf
• Re: "Booze", "girl cum", and register
  • From: JF
• Re: Tenor guitar
  • From: Rick Wotnaz
• Re: space cadet
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Tenor guitar
  • From: Weatherlawyer
• Latin phrase
  • From: tootsk
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Philip Eden
• Re: she's out of order!
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Horny bitches love anal sex
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: she's out of order!
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Tenor guitar
  • From: John Dean
• Dually noted?
  • From: typingcat
• Re: may and can
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: We Hardly Knew Ye
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Tenor guitar
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: "I" or "Me"
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: Waste receptacles
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Regional Cosmetics Differences (was: how to say "scannell")
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Aussie Rules
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: Guys named Steve
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: "I" or "Me"
  • From: CDB
• Re: My CV
  • From: designquest10
• Re: Good Words Gone Bad
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: shall...or...will
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Aussie Rules
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: My CV
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Whazzit mean?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: US cell phones
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Some questions
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: US cell phones
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Whazzit mean?
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: US cell phones
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Some questions
  • From: nancy13g
• Re: Where is the word Manhattan from?
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: We Hardly Knew Ye
  • From: batdorf
• Re: she's out of order!
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Synonymity of "nowadays" and positive "anymore"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Some questions
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Issue or problem
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Issue or problem
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Some questions
  • From: FB
• Re: "I" or "Me"
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: another singular/plural question
  • From: larrysulky
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: another singular/plural question
  • From: Skitt
• Re: E-prime - mistake in Wikipedia
  • From: Richard Maurer
• Re: Issue or problem
  • From: Armond Perretta
• Re: Tenor guitar
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• Re: Electric kettles
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• Re: Horse-drawn "taxi"? [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
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• Re: Blatant blunkettry
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• Re: Irish broke
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• Re: 1930s English voice
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• Re: I am not a camel
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: I am not a camel
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: "kern", "kernel", "nucleus", "core"
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• Re: Blatant blunkettry
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: reticulated water
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• Re: Beamer?
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• Re: Beamer?
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• Re: 1930s English voice
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• Re: Peace proposal [was: Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]]
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: I am not a camel
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• interpreter of, interpreter for, and interpreter to?
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• Re: reticulated water
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• Re: I am not a camel
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• Re: Victorians [Was:Re: Bespoke]
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Electric kettles
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• Re: reticulated water
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: "kern", "kernel", "nucleus", "core"
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• Withhold/Withstand
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: I am not a camel
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Electric kettles
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Victorians [Was:Re: Bespoke]
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Victorians [Was:Re: Bespoke]
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Re: difference between "each" and "every"
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Victorians [Was:Re: Bespoke]
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Victorians [Was:Re: Bespoke]
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: "kern", "kernel", "nucleus", "core"
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• Re: Mixed Metafür
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Electric kettles
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• Re: Mixed Metafür
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• Re: "kern", "kernel", "nucleus", "core"
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• Re: reticulated water
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• Re: Electric kettles (was: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?)
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• Re: "kern", "kernel", "nucleus", "core"
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• Re: Electric kettles (was: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?)
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• Re: reticulated water
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Re: "kern", "kernel", "nucleus", "core"
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• Re: Mixed Metafür
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: reticulated water
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Re: This is bad!
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• Re: Culturally-specific words
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• Re: Mixed Metafür
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Touches below
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Olly olly ox and free
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• Re: Latch (was: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: ...)
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• Re: This is bad!
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• Re: Electric kettles
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• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: reticulated water
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• Re: reticulated water
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• Re: Mixed Metafür
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Re: reticulated water
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• Mixed Metafür
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: He must have been being interviewed
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• Re: Electric kettles (was: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?)
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• Re: "kern", "kernel", "nucleus", "core"
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• Re: Olly olly ox and free
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• Re: Electric kettles (was: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?)
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: "kern", "kernel", "nucleus", "core"
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• Re: Olly olly ox and free
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
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• Re: Horse-drawn "taxi"? [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Evolution of Language
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• Re: reticulated water
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: William
• Re: Electric kettles
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: William
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: This is bad!
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• Re: myself
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• Re: reticulated water
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• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Re: Parrot dies: Guardian in self-restraint Shock
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Per Rønne
• Re: This is bad!
  • From: JF
• Re: Electric kettles
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
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• Re: Parrot dies: Guardian in self-restraint Shock
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• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: difference between "each" and "every"
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: Fred
• Re: Latch (was: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: ...)
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Per Rønne
• Re: Elocutionary punctuation lives!
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• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Mark Brader
• Latch (was: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: ...)
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: William
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Electric kettles (was: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?)
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• Re: myself
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• Re: reticulated water
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Beginning The Last Sentence of a Series with"And"
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• Re: Mark Israel's FAQ [WAS: Touches below]
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: mUs1Ka
• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Parrot dies: Guardian in self-restraint Shock
  • From: William
• Re: what's mean "she is cool as cucumber."
  • From: Weatherlawyer
• Re: Mark Israel's FAQ [WAS: Touches below]
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: N. B. (substitute bay for gulf to e-mail)
• Re: Parrot dies: Guardian in self-restraint Shock
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Mark Israel's FAQ [WAS: Touches below]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: FB
• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: William
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: casioculture
• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Mark Israel's FAQ [WAS: Touches below]
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: casioculture
• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: Rick Wotnaz
• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: M. J. Powell
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: mUs1Ka
• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: casioculture
• Re: Eccentrics [wasRe: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?]
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• Re: Need a term here:
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
  • From: casioculture
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: FB
• Re: Need a term here:
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• Can we please drop the letter Y?
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• Re: Parrot dies: Guardian in self-restraint Shock
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• Eccentrics [wasRe: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?]
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• Re: Parrot dies: Guardian in self-restraint Shock
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Touches below
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Need a term here:
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• Re: myself
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• Re: Parrot dies: Guardian in self-restraint Shock
  • From: William
• Re: Parrot dies: Guardian in self-restraint Shock
  • From: Rick Wotnaz
• Re: Hard cheese, er "g"s
  • From: Prai Jei
• Parrot dies: Guardian in self-restraint Shock
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: myself
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: myself
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Per Rønne
• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Arne H. Wilstrup
• Re: myself
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: FB
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Touches below
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Olly olly ox and free
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Per Rønne
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: Claude Weil
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: mUs1Ka
• Re: Is this a new eggcorn - "grunt" vs. "brunt"?
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: could have done with
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: non-committally speaking
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: what's mean "she is cool as cucumber."
  • From: keithbc
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Arne H. Wilstrup
• Re: Hard cheese, er "g"s
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Arne H. Wilstrup
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Electric kettles
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Hard cheese, er "g"s
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Hard cheese, er "g"s
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: difference between "each" and "every"
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: He must have been being interviewed
  • From: Arne H. Wilstrup
• Re: England Expects That Every Man Will Do His Duty
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: could have done with
  • From: Troy Steadman
• could have done with
  • From: Larry
• Re: Is this a new eggcorn - "grunt" vs. "brunt"?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Pure Imagination!
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Electric kettles
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Horse-drawn "taxi"? [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
  • From: Skitt
• Re: French and American lit - 1 attachment
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Elocutionary punctuation lives!
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Elocutionary punctuation lives!
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Skitt
• OT: Dying for a spot
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: Touches below
  • From: Joe Fineman
• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: non-committally speaking
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: US cell phones
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "pulling a cob"
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: He must have been being interviewed
  • From: Arne H. Wilstrup
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-español-ingles
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Arne H. Wilstrup
• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: He must have been being interviewed
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Arne H. Wilstrup
• Re: non-committally speaking
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Arne H. Wilstrup
• Is this a new eggcorn - "grunt" vs. "brunt"?
  • From: nancy13g
• Re: Culturally-specific words
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Elocutionary punctuation lives!
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: M. J. Powell
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-español-ingles
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Electric kettles (was: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?)
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: about the word 'choice'.
  • From: Default User
• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Touches below
  • From: Rick Wotnaz
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: "pulling a cob"
  • From: sage
• Re: about the word 'choice'.
  • From: Liz
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: sage
• Re: The Taikonauts
  • From: batdorf
• Re: symptomless curves
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: Elocutionary punctuation lives!
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Elocutionary punctuation lives!
  • From: Will
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: cyberbole
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: Claude Weil
• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: Skitt
• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: This is bad!
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: FB
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: FB
• Re: Pure Imagination!
  • From: John Dawkins
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: FB
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-español-ingles
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: England Expects That Every Man Will Do His Duty
  • From: M. J. Powell
• Re: This is bad!
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-español-ingles
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-español-ingles
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Comments?
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: Skitt
• Re: cyberbole
  • From: de781
• Re: Comments?
  • From: de781
• Re: Comments?
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Pure Imagination!
  • From: de781
• Re: Comments?
  • From: de781
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: The Taikonauts
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-español-ingles
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Default User
• Re: Touches below
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: The Taikonauts
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: mUs1Ka
• Re: Touches below
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: cyberbole
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: Comments?
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Pure Imagination!
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Touches below
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Elocutionary punctuation lives!
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: This is bad!
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: US cell phones
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: He must have been being interviewed
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: US cell phones
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: about the word 'choice'.
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: US cell phones
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: He must have been being interviewed
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Arne H. Wilstrup
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-español-ingles
  • From: de781
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Arne H. Wilstrup
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: BrE vs AmE (dates and names)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Holger Metzger
• Re: He must have been being interviewed
  • From: Arne H. Wilstrup
• Re: He must have been being interviewed
  • From: Arne H. Wilstrup
• Re: He must have been being interviewed
  • From: Arne H. Wilstrup
• Re: Comments?
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: This is bad!
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: BrE vs AmE (dates and names)
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Arne H. Wilstrup
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-español-ingles
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: He must have been being interviewed
  • From: nancy13g
• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Elocutionary punctuation lives!
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: He must have been being interviewed
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: He must have been being interviewed
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: He must have been being interviewed
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: US cell phones
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: US cell phones
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Touches below
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: BrE vs AmE (dates and names)
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: Weatherlawyer
• Re: about the word 'choice'.
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Elocutionary punctuation lives!
  • From: Will
• Re: Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: FB
• Estuary English - how serious?
  • From: Arne H. Wilstrup
• Re: Electric kettles (was: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?)
  • From: Mark Browne
• Re: He must have been being interviewed
  • From: Arne H. Wilstrup
• Re: about the word 'choice'.
  • From: Donna Richoux
• about the word 'choice'.
  • From: zhuyin . nju
• Re: He must have been being interviewed
  • From: nancy13g
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: Donna Richoux
• He must have been being interviewed
  • From: Arne H. Wilstrup
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: Horse-drawn "taxi"? [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: symptomless curves
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: Culturally-specific words
  • From: CDB
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: England Expects That Every Man Will Do His Duty
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: symptomless curves
  • From: mcv
• Re: England Expects That Every Man Will Do His Duty
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: How to pronounce "Trafalgar"
  • From: batdorf
• Re: Elocutionary punctuation lives!
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: BrE vs AmE (dates and names)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Blighty
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Culturally-specific words
  • From: FB
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• How to pronounce "Trafalgar"
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• Re: non-committally speaking
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: The Taikonauts
  • From: batdorf
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Touches below
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Ancient lights............
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Linz
• Re: non-committally speaking
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Alô! from Brazil (WAS Re: nogster@gmail.com)
  • From: nogster@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Culturally-specific words
  • From: John Dean
• Alô! from Brazil (WAS Re: nogster@gmail.com)
  • From: Will
• Culturally-specific words
  • From: The Other Fran
• non-committally speaking
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: Connect the dots
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: England Expects That Every Man Will Do His Duty
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: symptomless curves
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-español-ingles
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Connect the dots
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: symptomless curves
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: This is bad!
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: This is bad!
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: This is bad!
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Touches below
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: Linz
• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: BrE vs AmE (dates and names)
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: Touches below
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: BrE vs AmE (dates and names)
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: Nate Branscom
• Blighty
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: Nate Branscom
• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: US cell phones
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-es
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: BrE vs AmE (dates and names)
  • From: Adam Maass
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: SouthSeas
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: The Taikonauts
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: SouthSeas
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Ancient lights............
  • From: William
• Ancient lights............
  • From: irwell
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: CDB
• Re: Comments?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: SouthSeas
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Touches below
  • From: brians@xxxxxxx
• Elocutionary punctuation lives!
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Comments?
  • From: Alan
• Horse-drawn "taxi"? [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Comments?
  • From: de781
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: John Dean
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: John Dean
• Re: symptomless curves
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Touches below
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Default User
• Re: Best possible fee-based NNTP servers, costs??
  • From: Default User
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: cyberbole
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: Mark Brader
• symptomless curves
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: The Taikonauts
  • From: batdorf
• Re: speaking online dictionaries
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Yet another eggcorn (no, really)
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: cyberbole
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: cyberbole
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Iain
• Re: cyberbole
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Best possible fee-based NNTP servers, costs??
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Armond Perretta
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Alec Kojaev
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: cyberbole
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: cyberbole
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: cyberbole
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Punctuation and/or Wording Help Needed --- Badly :-)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Skitt
• Re: The Taikonauts
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: cyberbole
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Punctuation and/or Wording Help Needed --- Badly :-)
  • From: nancy13g
• Re: what's mean "she is cool as cucumber."
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: cyberbole
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: The Taikonauts
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Matti Lamprhey
• Re: Punctuation and/or Wording Help Needed --- Badly :-)
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: speaking online dictionaries
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: This is bad!
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: This is bad!
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: This is bad!
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: This is bad!
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Electric kettles (was: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?)
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Iain
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Iain
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: The Taikonauts
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: Punctuation and/or Wording Help Needed --- Badly :-)
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Need a term here:
  • From: Liz
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: mUs1Ka
• Re: reticulated water
  • From: Skitt
• Re: as part of any escalation to... what could that mean?`
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: "an 18-hour surgery" or "18-hour surgery"
  • From: Liz
• Re: OT: Who's running the NYT [was Re: If I Were the Copy Editor...]
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-español-ingles
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Punctuation and/or Wording Help Needed --- Badly :-)
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: neglect and negligence
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• what's mean "she is cool as cucumber."
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• Re: Need a term here:
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• Re: What this mean : set the record straight
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Need a term here:
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• Re: Need a term here:
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• Re: What this mean : set the record straight
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• Re: Meaning of "How are your parts?"
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• Re: Need a term here:
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• What this mean : set the record straight
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• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
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• Re: " You're my sunshine" mean?
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• Re: Need a term here:
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• Re: " You're my sunshine" mean?
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: This is bad!
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: "an 18-hour surgery" or "18-hour surgery"
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• Re: plurals of foreign words
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: What this "but" mean
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• What this "but" mean
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• Re: Need a term here:
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• Re: Electric kettles (was: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?)
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• Re: " You're my sunshine" mean?
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• Re: " You're my sunshine" mean?
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: U
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• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Need a term here:
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• Re: Need a term here:
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• Re: " You're my sunshine" mean?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Need a term here:
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• Re: Need a term here:
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• Re: Evolution of Language
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• Re: Need a term here:
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• Re: plurals of foreign words
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• Re: " You're my sunshine" mean?
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Meaning of "How are your parts?"
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• Re: Evolution of Language
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• Re: " You're my sunshine" mean?
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: reticulated water
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• " You're my sunshine" mean?
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• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-español-ingles
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• Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
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• Re: Evolution of Language
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: " You're my sunshine" mean?
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• Re: reticulated water
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• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
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• Re: Ambiguity of "quit" [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
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• Re: Halifax (NS) boink anyone?
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• Re: "Doggy bag"
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• " You're my sunshine" mean?
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: reticulated water
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Need a term here:
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• Re: BrE vs AmE (dates and names)
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Need a term here:
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: reticulated water
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• Re: Equipments
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• nogster@gmail.com
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• Possible eggcorn
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: This is bad!
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• reticulated water
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• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
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• Re: BrE vs AmE (dates and names)
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• Re: Meaning of "How are your parts?"
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• Re: BrE vs AmE (dates and names)
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• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
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• Wall scones
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: BrE vs AmE (dates and names)
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: one sentence, dont know what does it mean
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: This is bad!
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: one sentence, dont know what does it mean
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: BrE vs AmE (dates and names)
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• Re: This is bad!
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: What *is* Estuary? [was Re: Estaury English]
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• Re: This is bad!
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• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
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• Re: plurals of foreign words
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• Re: This is bad!
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• Re: Equipments
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• Re: This is bad!
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• plurals of foreign words
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• This is bad!
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• Re: Tree-ing (was: OT: Long story, a mere diversion)
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: What *is* Estuary? [was Re: Estaury English]
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
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• Re: Bespoke
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• He asked for a 13, but they drew a 31
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• Re: BrE vs AmE (dates and names)
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• BrE vs AmE (dates and names)
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• Meaning of "How are your parts?"
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Honesty and self-confidence
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Who is the King of Glory?
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Electric kettles (was: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?)
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• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-español-ingles
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• Re: Bespoke
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Equipments
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• Re: Halifax (NS) boink anyone?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
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• Re: Evolution of Language
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• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
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• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
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• Re: question about women's names
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• Honesty and self-confidence
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• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
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• Re: What *is* Estuary? [was Re: Estaury English]
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• Re: speaking online dictionaries
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• Re: Halifax (NS) boink anyone?
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• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-es
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• Re: Halifax (NS) boink anyone?
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Who is the King of Glory?
  • From: Earle Jones
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: William
• If I Were the Copy Editor...
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Equipments
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: U
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Electric kettles (was: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?)
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Clever phishing
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: nancy13g
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-es
  • From: Jordan Abel
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Ambiguity of "quit" [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• Re: Inky Dinky Dinky Do
  • From: echo
• Re: Equipments
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Texas is no more
  • From: Joe Fineman
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-es
  • From: William
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: William
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Electric kettles (was: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?)
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-es
  • From: de781
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-español-ingles
  • From: de781
• Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: Halifax (NS) boink anyone?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Clever phishing
  • From: Adrian Smith
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Halifax (NS) boink anyone?
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: William
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-es
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: What *is* Estuary? [was Re: Estaury English]
  • From: John Dean
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: speaking online dictionaries
  • From: tkjazzer
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: Clever phishing
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-es
  • From: William
• Re: speaking online dictionaries
  • From: Skitt
• Re: speaking online dictionaries
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Halifax (NS) boink anyone?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: What *is* Estuary? [was Re: Estaury English]
  • From: Mike Page
• Re: Halifax (NS) boink anyone?
  • From: Armond Perretta
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-es
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Halifax (NS) boink anyone?
  • From: nancy13g
• Re: What *is* Estuary? [was Re: Estaury English]
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Skitt
• Re: What *is* Estuary? [was Re: Estaury English]
  • From: Mike Page
• Re: "many thanks" ?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Halifax (NS) boink anyone?
  • From: Mike Page
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-es
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: "had a British accent"
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Lanarcam
• Re: Bespoke
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-español-ingles
  • From: batdorf
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Bespoke
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Peace proposal [was: Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-español-ingles
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Halifax (NS) boink anyone?
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Mejor pagina de internet traductora ingles-español-ingles
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Halifax (NS) boink anyone?
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Halifax (NS) boink anyone?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: The Taikonauts
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: The Taikonauts
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: Halifax (NS) boink anyone?
  • From: Mike Page
• Halifax (NS) boink anyone?
  • From: Mike Page
• Re: "many thanks" ?
  • From: Mike Page
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Coop's balls
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "many thanks" ?
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: How to Pronounce "Euthyphro"?
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: The Taikonauts
  • From: batdorf
• Re: The Taikonauts
  • From: Mike Page
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: How to Pronounce "Euthyphro"?
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Clever phishing
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: USA Today on "sucks"
  • From: Richard Maurer
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: The Taikonauts
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Jared
• From : <lwest@chipmancorp.com>
  • From: thefog
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: modicum or medium
  • From: larrysulky
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: modicum or medium
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Texas is no more
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Texas is no more
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: USA Today on "sucks"
  • From: Richard Maurer
• Re: 's or not?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Who can revise essays for me?
  • From: Gerald Smyth
• U
  • From: PR
• Re: Clever phishing
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Clever phishing
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Who can revise essays for me?
  • From: thymidine
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Peter Moylan
• The Taikonauts
  • From: irwell
• Re: Back To Basics, Please -- _The Elements Of Style_
  • From: No Spam
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: "had a British accent"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: Clever phishing
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Equipments
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Texas is no more
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Texas is no more
  • From: Joe Fineman
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: "had a British accent"
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Would you?
  • From: Alan
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: CDB
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Joe Fineman
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: Alan
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: "had a British accent"
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: John Dean
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Skitt
• Re: USA Today on "sucks"
  • From: Ben Zimmer
• Equipments
  • From: Christian Weisgerber
• Re: Looking for a word I can't recall
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Clever phishing
  • From: Two English Faggots
• Re: Subbing/copy-editing standards at BBC News site
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Subbing/copy-editing standards at BBC News site
  • From: William
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• Re: Clever phishing
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Looking for a word I can't recall
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: nancy13g
• Re: "had a British accent"
  • From: William
• Re: "had a British accent"
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• Re: Clever phishing
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Clever phishing
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: TsuiDF
• Subbing/copy-editing standards at BBC News site
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Clever phishing
  • From: M. J. Powell
• Re: established vs. determined
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: established vs. determined
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Alan wrote:
  • From: Skitt
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Peace proposal [was: Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]]
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Looking for a word I can't recall
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Peace proposal [was: Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]]
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Should I put "a" or "an" before "18-hour"
  • From: Stewart Gordon
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Octopi, octopodes, octopora, oh the hell with it!
  • From: Stewart Gordon
• Re: The length of a cubit
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: established vs. determined
  • From: joanne__king
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Adrian Bailey
• Re: Clever phishing
  • From: Adrian Bailey
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: "had a British accent"
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Clever phishing
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Looking for a word I can't recall
  • From: Claude Weil
• Re: Clever phishing
  • From: David Taylor
• Re: The length of a cubit
  • From: William
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Looking for a word I can't recall
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Looking for a word I can't recall
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: The length of a cubit
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: lyrics appreciation: Daisy Bell
  • From: CDB
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Looking for a word I can't recall
  • From: CDB
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• "had a British accent"
  • From: casioculture
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: William
• Re: Clever phishing
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: nancy13g
• Re: Clever phishing
  • From: Gerald Smyth
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• Re: Looking for a word I can't recall
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Peace proposal [was: Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]]
  • From: William
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Looking for a word I can't recall
  • From: CDB
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Peace proposal [was: Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]]
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Looking for a word I can't recall
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: 's or not?
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: lyrics appreciation: Daisy Bell
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: one sentence, dont know what does it mean
  • From: Bob
• Re: Peace proposal [was: Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: plunked for [WAS: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• one sentence, dont know what does it mean
  • From: walker
• Re: Peace proposal [was: Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]]
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Peace proposal [was: Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Peace proposal [was: Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Who is the King of Glory?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Clever phishing
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: 's or not?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• The length of a cubit
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: mUs1Ka
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: Linz
• Re: No squish for the page-turner
  • From: Linz
• Re: Bad Usage of Commas BLOWS!!!!
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Bad Usage of Commas BLOWS!!!!
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: LINDA WEST Fraud & Forgery CHIPMAN UNITED VAN LINES (925) 876-7441 925-825-5000
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Back To Basics, Please -- _The Elements Of Style_
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Toast Soldiers - non-standard usage?
  • From: Jitze Couperus
• Re: Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Troy Steadman
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Alec Kojaev
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: Jitze Couperus
• Two questions from song lyrics
  • From: Lothar Frings
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Tree-ing
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Who is the King of Glory?
  • From: Earle Jones
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: [OT] (or is it?) Sunday Humo[u]r
  • From: Pritsy
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: plunked for [WAS: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited]
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: plunked for [WAS: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited]
  • From: Brian Wickham
• Re: Looking for a word I can't recall
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: Looking for a word I can't recall
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Looking for a word I can't recall
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Alan wrote:
  • From: thefog
• Re: Questions about an editorial
  • From: Jeff Chapman
• "'bus" and "'phone" [was: Re: "Bus", "autobus", "omnibus"]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: lyrics appreciation: Daisy Bell
  • From: CDB
• Re: plunked for [WAS: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Looking for a word I can't recall
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: lyrics appreciation: Daisy Bell
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Looking for a word I can't recall
  • From: eviedeevie
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Would you?
  • From: de781
• Re: LINDA WEST likes to commit Fraud & Forgery of CHIPMAN UNITED VAN LINES (925) 876-7441 LWEST@chipmancorp.com 925-825-5000
  • From: de781
• Re: LINDA WEST Fraud & Forgery CHIPMAN UNITED VAN LINES (925) 876-7441 925-825-5000
  • From: de781
• Re: Bad Usage of Commas BLOWS!!!!
  • From: de781
• Re: Quoting quotes w/attribution [was: Re:SDC Q88 redux (was: A sheepish inquiry)]
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: lyrics appreciation: Daisy Bell
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: Alan
• Re: "Get in there, get the job done, and get out"
  • From: J . Eric Durbin
• Re: plunked for [WAS: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited]
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: punctuation
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: punctuation
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: "Get in there, get the job done, and get out"
  • From: R H Draney
• Intro F: Contents of AUE FAQ and FAQ Supplement
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Australians' use of the word "wog"
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: [OT] (or is it?) Sunday Humo[u]r
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: Questions about an editorial
  • From: FB
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: punctuation
  • From: John_Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: punctuation
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: plunked for [WAS: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited]
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: plunked for [WAS: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Bad Usage of Commas BLOWS!!!!
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "Polls close..."
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Australians' use of the word "wog"
  • From: CDB
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: [OT] (or is it?) Sunday Humo[u]r
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: punctuation
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: plunked for [WAS: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited]
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: Alan
• Re: punctuation
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: plunked for [WAS: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited]
  • From: nancy13g
• Re: punctuation
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Australians' use of the word "wog"
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: 's or not?
  • From: CDB
• Re: Questions about an editorial
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: punctuation
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: plunked for [WAS: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Donna Richoux
• "deceptive" or "misleading"? [was: Re: punctuation]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Questions about an editorial
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: Questions about an editorial
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Questions about an editorial
  • From: CDB
• Re: Questions about an editorial
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: Nick
• Re: Questions about an editorial
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Questions about an editorial
  • From: Lee Hon Chor
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: plunked for [WAS: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited]
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Holger Metzger
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: William
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Tree-ing
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Holger Metzger
• Re: Tree-ing
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: John Dean
• plunked for [WAS: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Tree-ing
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: punctuation
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• [OT] (or is it?) Sunday Humo[u]r
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: 's or not?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Blessings from above
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Today's AUE Boredom Index
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: In dear Dublin city
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Bad Usage of Commas BLOWS!!!!
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: A call for an embargo on objections
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: A call for an embargo on objections
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: A call for an embargo on objections
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Blessings from above
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: punctuation
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: What's that
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Australians' use of the word "wog"
  • From: Jitze Couperus
• Re: Australians' use of the word "wog"
  • From: Jitze Couperus
• Re: LINDA WEST Fraud & Forgery CHIPMAN UNITED VAN LINES (925) 876-7441 925-825-5000
  • From: Alan
• Re: LINDA WEST likes to commit Fraud & Forgery of CHIPMAN UNITED VAN LINES (925) 876-7441 LWEST@chipmancorp.com 925-825-5000
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Bad Usage of Commas BLOWS!!!!
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: ad
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Australians' use of the word "wog"
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: LINDA WEST Fraud & Forgery CHIPMAN UNITED VAN LINES (925) 876-7441 925-825-5000
  • From: thefog
• Re: Tree-ing
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: LINDA WEST Fraud & Forgery CHIPMAN UNITED VAN LINES (925) 876-7441 925-825-5000
  • From: ray o'hara
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Bad Usage of Commas BLOWS!!!!
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Carmen L. Abruzzi
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Carmen L. Abruzzi
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: A call for an embargo on objections
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Today's AUE Boredom Index
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Sayings
  • From: Adrian Smith
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Sayings
  • From: Adrian Smith
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: LINDA WEST Fraud & Forgery CHIPMAN UNITED VAN LINES (925) 876-7441 925-825-5000
  • From: de781
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: Beginning The Last Sentence of a Series with"And"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Sayings
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: Sayings
  • From: Adrian Smith
• Re: LINDA WEST Fraud & Forgery CHIPMAN UNITED VAN LINES (925) 876-7441 925-825-5000
  • From: Alan
• Re: "Bus", "autobus", "omnibus"
  • From: Joe Fineman
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: Sayings
  • From: Adrian Smith
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Skitt
• "email" vs "e-mail" revisited [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: ad
  • From: Skitt
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Tree-ing
  • From: Joe Fineman
• Re: LINDA WEST Fraud & Forgery CHIPMAN UNITED VAN LINES (925) 876-7441 925-825-5000
  • From: Fred
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: What's that
  • From: Django Cat
• LINDA WEST Fraud & Forgery CHIPMAN UNITED VAN LINES (925) 876-7441 925-825-5000
  • From: thefog
• Re: When what you want to say collides with an idiom
  • From: William
• Re: Idioms Theory
  • From: izzy
• Re: Idioms Theory
  • From: CDB
• Re: ad
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Today's AUE Boredom Index
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: What's that
  • From: Robin Bignall
• "Bus", "autobus", "omnibus" [was: Re: Evolution of Language]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Bob
• Re: Sayings
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: ray o'hara
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: When what you want to say collides with an idiom
  • From: izzy
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Australians' use of the word "wog"
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: It's and there's
  • From: ray o'hara
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Estaury English
  • From: Robert Bannister
• It's and there's
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Estaury English
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: John Dean
• Re: "Polls close..."
  • From: John Dean
• Re: punctuation
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: No squish for the page-turner
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• Re: Connotations and associations on "slant" word.
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Idioms Theory
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Idioms Theory
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: bad camera
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: bad camera
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: ad
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: sage
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: Pool, "English," ambidextrosity & Ronnie O'Sullivan
  • From: Linz
• Re: No squish for the page-turner
  • From: Linz
• Re: What's the phrase "My shoes fall in love with my dog"?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: ad
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Re: Estaury English
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Idioms Theory
  • From: CDB
• Re: What's that
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: "Polls close..."
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Move over, Ella
  • From: CDB
• Re: Origin of "His Nibbs"?
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Bad Usage of Commas BLOWS!!!!
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: Bad Usage of Commas BLOWS!!!!
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Australians' use of the word "wog"
  • From: CDB
• Re: ad
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: ad
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• ad
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: What's that
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: What's that
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: 's or not?
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Today's AUE Boredom Index
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Beginning The Last Sentence of a Series with"And"
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: 's or not?
  • From: SebB
• Re: "Polls close..."
  • From: Skitt
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Karl Reinhardt
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: de781
• Re: Bad Usage of Commas BLOWS!!!!
  • From: de781
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: de781
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: What's that
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Beginning The Last Sentence of a Series with"And"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Australians' use of the word "wog"
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Connotations and associations on "slant" word.
  • From: Francesc
• What's that
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: Bad Usage of Commas BLOWS!!!!
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: "Polls close..."
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: 's or not?
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Blessings from above
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Bad Usage of Commas BLOWS!!!!
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: In dear Dublin city
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: A call for an embargo on objections
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Australians' use of the word "wog"
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: Bad Usage of Commas BLOWS!!!!
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: Estaury English
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: "an 18-hour surgery" or "18-hour surgery"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "Polls close..."
  • From: Armond Perretta
• Re: 's or not?
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Beginning The Last Sentence of a Series with"And"
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: A call for an embargo on objections
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: When what you want to say collides with an idiom
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "Polls close..."
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• "Polls close..."
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Connotations and associations on "slant" word.
  • From: Rick Wotnaz
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: de781
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: de781
• Re: Kids say the darndest things
  • From: de781
• Re: Octopi, octopodes, octopora, oh the hell with it!
  • From: de781
• Re: Bad Usage of Commas BLOWS!!!!
  • From: de781
• Re: Bad Usage of Commas BLOWS!!!!
  • From: de781
• Re: Bad Usage of Commas BLOWS!!!!
  • From: de781
• Re: Estaury English
  • From: Iain
• Re: Today's AUE Boredom Index
  • From: de781
• Re: Sayings
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Today's AUE Boredom Index
  • From: de781
• Re: 's or not?
  • From: miajunior333
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Estaury English
  • From: Linz
• Re: A call for an embargo on objections
  • From: ray o'hara
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: No squish for the page-turner
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: Alan
• 's or not?
  • From: SebB
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: When what you want to say collides with an idiom
  • From: izzy
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Estaury English
  • From: Iain
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Josh Norther
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Iain
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Tom Robertson
• Re: Connotations and associations on "slant" word.
  • From: Francesc
• Re: Sayings
  • From: Troy Steadman
• Re: Blessings from above
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Octopi, octopodes, octopora, oh the hell with it!
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: A call for an embargo on objections
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Blessings from above
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Today's AUE Boredom Index
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Sayings
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Evolution of Language
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: A Disturbing Incident
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: Bad Usage of Commas BLOWS!!!!
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: Real Spelling [WAS: Intro E: Mini-FAQ on Spelling]
  • From: Iain
• In dear Dublin city
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: A call for an embargo on objections
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Blessings from above
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Today's AUE Boredom Index
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Today's AUE Boredom Index
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: A call for an embargo on objections
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Today's AUE Boredom Index
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: David Taylor
• Re: Bad Usage of Commas BLOWS!!!!
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Beginning The Last Sentence of a Series with"And"
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: "an 18-hour surgery" or "18-hour surgery"
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: "an 18-hour surgery" or "18-hour surgery"
  • From: J. W. Love
• Real Spelling [WAS: Intro E: Mini-FAQ on Spelling]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Sayings
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Australians' use of the word "wog"
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Idioms Theory
  • From: izzy
• Re: Estaury English
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Evolution of Language
  • From: Tom Robertson
• Re: Gladly [WAS: Should I put "a" or "an" before "18-hour"]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Thanks for having me on
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Octopi, octopodes, octopora, oh the hell with it!
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: A call for an embargo on objections
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Bad Usage of Commas BLOWS!!!!
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: Thanks for having me on
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: DB.
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Move over, Ella
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: who can help me paraphrase this long sentence?
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: Kids say the darndest things
  • From: Jitze Couperus
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Gladly [WAS: Should I put "a" or "an" before "18-hour"]
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: "an 18-hour surgery" or "18-hour surgery"
  • From: gloria0402
• Re: Kids say the darndest things
  • From: Jitze Couperus
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Beginning The Last Sentence of a Series with"And"
  • From: keithbc
• kk
  • From: very cranky
• Blessings from above
  • From: Charles Riggs
• A call for an embargo on objections
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Thanks for having me on
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Beginning The Last Sentence of a Series with"And"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Beginning The Last Sentence of a Series with"And"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Quality holiday spots
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Quality holiday spots
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: who can help me paraphrase this long sentence?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: "an 18-hour surgery" or "18-hour surgery"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: What do you call the steering wheel of a ship?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: What is the proper word for some meaningless text, but necessary to keep main body relevant?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Should I put "a" or "an" before "18-hour"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: question about women's names
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: bad camera
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Sayings
  • From: Jitze Couperus
• Re: "Doggy bag"
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: toilets, bathrooms, and liquatoriums
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: gypsy as a verb
  • From: Paul Draper
• Re: Connotations and associations on "slant" word.
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Kids say the darndest things
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: Thanks for having me on
  • From: de781
• Re: Octopi, octopodes, octopora, oh the hell with it!
  • From: de781
• Re: Octopi, octopodes, octopora, oh the hell with it!
  • From: de781
• Re: "What's in a name?" [was: Re: The difference between 'two thousand and ones' and 'two thousand one.']
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Octopi, octopodes, octopora, oh the hell with it!
  • From: de781
• Re: Octopi, octopodes, octopora, oh the hell with it!
  • From: de781
• Re: Octopi, octopodes, octopora, oh the hell with it!
  • From: de781
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: Theodore Heise
• Re: Estaury English
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Octopi, octopodes, octopora, oh the hell with it!
  • From: de781
• Re: Kids say the darndest things
  • From: de781
• Re: Bad Usage of Commas BLOWS!!!!
  • From: de781
• Re: "What's in a name?" [was: Re: The difference between 'two thousand and ones' and 'two thousand one.']
  • From: Theodore Heise
• Re: Pool, "English," ambidextrosity & Ronnie O'Sullivan
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: How many Americans know the word 'cheeky' as meaning impudent?
  • From: Bob G
• Re: "an 18-hour surgery" or "18-hour surgery"
  • From: Alan
• Re: "an 18-hour surgery" or "18-hour surgery"
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Burlack or Boatmen?
  • From: Mikhail Medved
• Re: Can we say "Good morning, teacher"?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: bad camera
  • From: irwell
• Re: Estaury English
  • From: William
• Re: punctuation
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: bad camera
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Gladly [WAS: Should I put "a" or "an" before "18-hour"]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• "an 18-hour surgery" or "18-hour surgery"
  • From: gloria0402
• Re: sentence construction
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