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• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Is booze the answer?
  • From: Nate Branscom
• Re: Is "both ... but also" used in English today?
  • From: Nate Branscom
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: Eddos (was: Is "both ... but also" used in English today?)
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Blood and treasure
  • From: Ben Zimmer
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Beethoven's string quartets
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Beethoven's string quartets
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Is "both ... but also" used in English today?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Still not seeing Mickwick [Was:Re: A degree of separation]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Blood and treasure
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Question on parenthetical element and verb plural/singular
  • From: Nate Branscom
• Re: Indecent exposure? [was: Re: OT: George Best Remarks]
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: How to ask somebody to say "I wish you well" to a friend in hospital for me
  • From: Nate Branscom
• Re: that is so random
  • From: Nate Branscom
• How to ask somebody to say "I wish you well" to a friend in hospital for me
  • From: cyberdude
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: Eddos (was: Is "both ... but also" used in English today?)
  • From: Richard Maurer
• Re: [OT] Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: Reinhold (Rey) Aman
• Re: Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Ebooks
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: Potato power
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Lawyers, artists and prostitutes
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: a little help
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: The aggressive k
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: ray o'hara
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: Murray Arnow
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: ray o'hara
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: [OT] Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: a little help
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: [OT] Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Eddos (was: Is "both ... but also" used in English today?)
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: "offside" in football (soccer)
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Lawyers, artists and prostitutes
  • From: chris . editrix
• Re: Beethoven's string quartets
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Default User
• Re: Is "both ... but also" used in English today?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: JF
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: JF
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: John Dean
• Re: "offside" in football (soccer)
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: quote
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Potato power
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Beethoven's string quartets
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: a little help
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: stepwisely
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: stepwisely
  • From: Jell
• Re: stepwisely
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: stepwisely
  • From: Wood Avens
• Is "repertoire" the longest word you can type on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard??
  • From: Jell
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• stepwisely
  • From: Christian Christmann
• Re: quote
  • From: Default User
• Re: "offside" in football (soccer) [was:Re: OT: George Best Remarks]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Potato power
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Is "both ... but also" used in English today?
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: quote
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Beethoven's string quartets
  • From: irwell
• Re: "offside" in football (soccer)
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Young Sociolinguist
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Black British South Asians
  • From: Don Aitken
• Young Sociolinguist
  • From: Young Sociolinguist
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Jordan Abel
• Re: quote
  • From: Default User
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: John Dean
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Indecent exposure? [was: Re: OT: George Best Remarks]
  • From: John Dean
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: John Dean
• Re: One week in eight??
  • From: John Dean
• Re: hearken back OR hark back
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: quote
  • From: John Dean
• Re: in depth
  • From: ranolki
• Re: Potato power
  • From: John Dean
• Black British South Asians
  • From: brians@xxxxxxx
• Re: The aggressive k
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Uncle Scrooge?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Still not seeing Mickwick [Was:Re: A degree of separation]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: hearken back OR hark back
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Mirror/Mir
  • From: Donna Richoux
• "offside" in football (soccer) [was:Re: OT: George Best Remarks]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: hearken back OR hark back
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: in depth
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Potato power
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Potato power
  • From: William
• Re: Potato power
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: in depth
  • From: William
• Re: Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Beethoven's string quartets
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: quote
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Potato power
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: Murray Arnow
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: Murray Arnow
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Indecent exposure? [was: Re: OT: George Best Remarks]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Potato power
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Football (soccer) laws
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• in depth
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Beethoven's string quartets
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Uncle Scrooge?
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: quote
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: BBC usage: "Canada government"
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Is "both ... but also" used in English today?
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Beethoven's string quartets
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Potato power
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: quote
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: hearken back OR hark back
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: BBC usage: "Canada government"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Beethoven's string quartets
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: The aggressive k
  • From: Richard R. Hershberger
• Re: BBC usage: "Canada government"
  • From: Ross Howard
• Beethoven's string quartets
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: sage
• Football (soccer) laws [was: Re: OT: George Best Remarks]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Is "both ... but also" used in English today?
  • From: sage
• hearken back OR hark back
  • From: retrosorter
• Re: One week in eight??
  • From: Lanarcam
• Re: Is "both ... but also" used in English today?
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: "EYE ran", "Ireland", "EYE rak" [was: Re: 'GIF']
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: BBC usage: "Canada government"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Is "both ... but also" used in English today?
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: the case of the disappearing ['s] syndrome
  • From: brians@xxxxxxx
• Re: The aggressive k
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: One week in eight??
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: quote
  • From: Rickie Beth
• Re: One week in eight??
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: quote
  • From: M. J. Powell
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: M. J. Powell
• Re: The aggressive k
  • From: Bob G
• Re: BBC usage: "Canada government"
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Is "both ... but also" used in English today?
  • From: ranolki
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: Uncle Scrooge?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Uncle Scrooge?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: that is so random
  • From: Rickie Beth
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: rbaniste1
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: rbaniste1
• Re: that is so random
  • From: rbaniste1
• Re: Is "both ... but also" used in English today?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• "EYE ran", "Ireland", "EYE rak" [was: Re: 'GIF']
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: quote
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: One week in eight??
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Is "both ... but also" used in English today?
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: the case of the disappearing ['s] syndrome
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: BBC usage: "Canada government"
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Uncle Scrooge?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Uncle Scrooge?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: BBC usage: "Canada government"
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• quote
  • From: santhana
• Re: Uncle Scrooge?
  • From: Linz
• Re: BBC usage: "Canada government"
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: $20 dollars
  • From: JF
• Re: Ebooks
  • From: JF
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Linz
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Mirror/Mir
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: One week in eight??
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: BBC usage: "Canada government"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: British stew
  • From: Weatherlawyer
• Re: BBC usage: "Canada government"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Steep learning curve - or not?
  • From: Jitze Couperus
• Re: Still not seeing Mickwick [Was:Re: A degree of separation]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Slang and word creation
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: One week in eight??
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: the case of the disappearing ['s] syndrome
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Chickens? [was Re: Shakespeare's Titus, act 4]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: The aggressive k
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Uncle Scrooge?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Steep learning curve - or not?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: Charles Riggs
• British stew
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: $20 dollars
  • From: ArWeGod
• Re: Uncle Scrooge?
  • From: Reinhold (Rey) Aman
• Re: BBC usage: "Canada government"
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: One week in eight??
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: the case of the disappearing ['s] syndrome
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: $20 dollars
  • From: Stuart Chapman
• Re: BBC usage: "Canada government"
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: Reinhold (Rey) Aman
• Re: greatest prose
  • From: Reinhold (Rey) Aman
• Re: [OT] Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: Reinhold (Rey) Aman
• Re: One week in eight??
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Uncle Scrooge?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: the case of the disappearing ['s] syndrome
  • From: R H Draney
• One week in eight??
  • From: muza
• Re: The aggressive k
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: Mirror/Mir
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: that is so random
  • From: Nate Branscom
• Re: the case of the disappearing ['s] syndrome
  • From: Reinhold (Rey) Aman
• Re: $20 dollars
  • From: ArWeGod
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Iain Dalton
• Re: the case of the disappearing ['s] syndrome
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: the case of the disappearing ['s] syndrome
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• the case of the disappearing ['s] syndrome
  • From: Alan
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Uncle Scrooge?
  • From: rbaniste1
• Re: [OT] Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: The aggressive k
  • From: rbaniste1
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: rbaniste1
• Re: The aggressive k
  • From: rbaniste1
• Re: Uncle Scrooge?
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Uncle Scrooge?
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Stunz
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: BBC usage: "Canada government"
  • From: Steve MacGregor
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: John Dean
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: The aggressive k
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: etymology od "down pat"
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Uncle Scrooge?
  • From: John Dean
• Re: etymology od "down pat"
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: BBC usage: "Canada government"
  • From: thirty-seven
• Re: about English reflexives
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: Ebooks
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: The aggressive k
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Steep learning curve - or not?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: The aggressive k
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Uncle Scrooge?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Ebooks
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Steep learning curve - or not?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Still not seeing Mickwick [Was:Re: A degree of separation]
  • From: mUs1Ka
• Re: BBC usage: "Canada government"
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Steep learning curve - or not?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: BBC usage: "Canada government"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: The aggressive k
  • From: R H Draney
• Intro C: Mini-FAQ on Words & Phrases
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Still not seeing Mickwick [Was:Re: A degree of separation]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Uncle Scrooge?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Slang and word creation
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: A degree of separation
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: Ebooks
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: The aggressive k
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: BBC usage: "Canada government"
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Uncle Scrooge?
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Uncle Scrooge?
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: greatest prose
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: Chickens? [was Re: Shakespeare's Titus, act 4]
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: BBC usage: "Canada government"
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: "going to a picture/movie/show" [was: Re: Fewer people visiting the pub]
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: Uncle Scrooge?
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: greatest prose
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Jacqui
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Sunday Fun for Men and Women
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: BBC usage: "Canada government"
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Slang and word creation
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Steep learning curve - or not?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: Murray Arnow
• Re: Slang and word creation
  • From: Tommy M
• BBC usage: "Canada government"
  • From: thirty-seven
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: Uncle Scrooge?
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Skitt
• Re: I've just received this Email. Is it genuine? Am I seriously wealthy?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Skitt
• Still not seeing Mickwick [Was:Re: A degree of separation]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Mirror/Mir
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: Slang and word creation
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: about English reflexives
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: A degree of separation
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Slang and word creation
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: Steep learning curve - or not?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: rbaniste1
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Awe, shucks!
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: greatest prose
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Awe, shucks!
  • From: Ben Zimmer
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Naivety (was: Re: Lawyers, artists and prostitutes)
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: The aggressive k
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Slang and word creation
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Steep learning curve - or not?
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Mirror/Mir
  • From: nancy13g
• Re: Awe, shucks!
  • From: brians@xxxxxxx
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• I've just received this Email. Is it genuine? Am I seriously wealthy?
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• explanation
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• Re: greatest prose
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• Ebooks
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• Re: greatest prose
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• "took" and "tuck"
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• Can something be very satisfactory?
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• Re: Plastic lemons (was: 'GIF')
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• that is so random
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• that is so random
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• Re: Plastic lemons (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Murray Arnow
• Re: Writing efficiently
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: 419 Reply I Couldn't Resist
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: rexy
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Plastic lemons (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Reinhold (Rey) Aman
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Chess One
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: greatest prose
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Help identifying subject of sentence
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Survey: request for help
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: A degree of separation
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: greatest prose
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: greatest prose
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: A degree of separation
  • From: Mickwick
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Lawyers, artists and prostitutes
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Help identifying subject of sentence
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Survey: request for help
  • From: Mickwick
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: None of you understand or understands (....)?
  • From: Michael Nitabach
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Lawyers, artists and prostitutes
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: FB
• Re: Lawyers, artists and prostitutes
  • From: Michael Nitabach
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: None of you understand or understands (....)?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Markus Appel
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Michael Nitabach
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Help identifying subject of sentence
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Lawyers, artists and prostitutes
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Markus Appel
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: 419 Reply I Couldn't Resist
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: FB
• Re: gendo: informal study group in southern california
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: gendo: informal study group in southern california
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: Verbals - Which is correct:
  • From: Michael Nitabach
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: james
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Michael Nitabach
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: None of you understand or understands (....)?
  • From: Michael Nitabach
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: JF
• Intro B: Useful Web Sites for AUE Participants
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Chess One
• Re: "going to a picture/movie/show" [was: Re: Fewer people visiting the pub]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Phillip Helbig---remove CLOTHES to reply
• Relative clauses and prepositions (word order)
  • From: Markus Appel
• Re: "going to a picture/movie/show" [was: Re: Fewer people visiting the pub]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Writing efficiently
  • From: JF
• Re: George Best Remarks
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: None of you understand or understands (....)?
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: None of you understand or understands (....)?
  • From: Michèle°
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: Mickwick
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: rexy
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Wood Avens
• None of you understand or understands (....)?
  • From: Amy
• Re: word for "past unhappy experience'
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: Writing efficiently
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: "going to a picture/movie/show" [was: Re: Fewer people visiting the pub]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Help identifying subject of sentence
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Lawyers are near the top of the list (was: Re: metric or measure?)
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: recoup/recuperate
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: "going to a picture/movie/show" [was: Re: Fewer people visiting the pub]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: quieted down
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: rbaniste1
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Writing efficiently
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: "going to a picture/movie/show" [was: Re: Fewer people visiting the pub]
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: Mark Brader
• You must try this
  • From: kobimal
• Re: Need a word
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Stunz
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Stunz
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Stunz
• Re: Writing efficiently
  • From: Michael Nitabach
• Re: Verbals - Which is correct:
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: What's in a name
  • From: izzy
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: Murray Arnow
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Firstly, seoncdly, etc (was Re: 'GIF')
  • From: sage
• Dictionary for download ?
  • From: Reshma . Chugani
• Re: Xah's Edu Corner: Hebophilia
  • From: Carmen L. Abruzzi
• Re: "going to a picture/movie/show" [was: Re: Fewer people visiting the pub]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Verbals - Which is correct:
  • From: George Jetson
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: must and "have to"
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: Writing efficiently
  • From: JF
• Re: gendo: informal study group in southern california
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: more accurate(ly)
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: "going to a picture/movie/show" [was: Re: Fewer people visiting the pub]
  • From: JF
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: George Best Remarks
  • From: John Dean
• Re: OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: more accurate(ly)
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: Mark Brader
• OT: George Best Remarks
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: FB
• Re: Kludge
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Another gratuitous "gender" use
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: "going to a picture/movie/show" [was: Re: Fewer people visiting the pub]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: A degree of separation
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: "going to a picture/movie/show" [was: Re: Fewer people visiting the pub]
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: JF
• Re: Help identifying subject of sentence
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Help identifying subject of sentence
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: "going to a picture/movie/show" [was: Re: Fewer people visiting the pub]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Plastic lemons (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: A degree of separation
  • From: rbaniste1
• Re: What's in a name
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: Plastic lemons (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: "going to a picture/movie/show" [was: Re: Fewer people visiting the pub]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Clarifications needed about Nesbit
  • From: FB
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: Survey: request for help
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: gendo: informal study group in southern california
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Latin roots of English?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Survey: request for help
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Loan words
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: It is a Yang worship word; you will not speak it
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: quieted down
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: What's in a name
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: "going to a picture/movie/show" [was: Re: Fewer people visiting the pub]
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: must and "have to"
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Writing efficiently
  • From: Bob
• Re: quieted down
  • From: CDB
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: A Question To A Sentence
  • From: CDB
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: What's in a name
  • From: Wordsmith
• more accurate(ly)
  • From: Christian Christmann
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Kludge
  • From: ArWeGod
• Firstly, seoncdly, etc (was Re: 'GIF')
  • From: ArWeGod
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Stunz
• Re: to make a realization - Is this good English ?
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Stunz
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: ArWeGod
• "going to a picture/movie/show" [was: Re: Fewer people visiting the pub]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Survey: request for help
  • From: Peter H.M. Brooks
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: ArWeGod
• must and "have to"
  • From: Christian Christmann
• Re: Loan words
  • From: Skitt
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: ArWeGod
• Re: What's in a name
  • From: John Dean
• Re: hello everybody
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: A degree of separation
  • From: Mickwick
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: ArWeGod
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: ArWeGod
• Re: A bit about Southern talk
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Survey: request for help
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: ArWeGod
• A degree of separation
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• to make a realization - Is this good English ?
  • From: hhgygy@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: formal / informal English
  • From: ArWeGod
• Re: quieted down
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: A Question To A Sentence
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: ArWeGod
• Re: A Question To A Sentence
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: quieted down
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: ArWeGod
• Re: Help identifying subject of sentence
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: ArWeGod
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: ArWeGod
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Chess One
• Re: hello everybody
  • From: cindy
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: gendo: informal study group in southern california
  • From: Mickwick
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: Xah's Edu Corner: a-word-a-day: minimalist
  • From: R H Draney
• A Question To A Sentence
  • From: newbie_tw
• Re: Plastic lemons (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: quieted down
  • From: JF
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: ArWeGod
• A Question To A Sentence
  • From: newbie_tw
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Plastic lemons (was: 'GIF')
  • From: JF
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: ArWeGod
• Re: Coach-house
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: What's in a name
  • From: irwell
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: ArWeGod
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: ArWeGod
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: Linz
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: quieted down
  • From: Mickwick
• Re: Plastic lemons (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Murray Arnow
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Sandwich 'mustered' doesn't cut it
  • From: Mickwick
• Re: Plastic lemons (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: quieted down
  • From: bayskater
• Re: Pendidikan Seks di sekolah..?
  • From: CDB
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: Another gratuitous "gender" use
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Loan words
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: CDB
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Labrador (was: Latin roots of English?)
  • From: CDB
• Re: Plastic lemons (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Murray Arnow
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Phred
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: Linz
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Linz
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: What's in a name
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: What's in a name
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: Michael Hamm recordings [was: Re: US Dialects in New Yorker article]
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Loan words
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Xah's Edu Corner: noeteny
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Help identifying subject of sentence
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: quieted down
  • From: Will
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: What's in a name
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: What's in a name
  • From: John Dean
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: Bob
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: What's in a name
  • From: Helen Hurley
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: quieted down
  • From: JF
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: quieted down
  • From: Will
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Linz
• Re: From pub to pub, picking up parcels
  • From: JF
• Re: Plastic lemons (was: 'GIF')
  • From: JF
• Re: "Psychology 101"
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: FB
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: What's in a name
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: quieted down
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: formal definition
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Plastic lemons (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Jitze Couperus
• quieted down
  • From: sklin
• Re: From pub to pub, picking up parcels
  • From: Jitze Couperus
• What's in a name
  • From: sygehus
• Re: formal definition
  • From: Lanarcam
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Stunz
• Re: formal definition
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: comment from across the pond
  • From: Mark Brader
• Labrador (was: Latin roots of English?)
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: comment from across the pond
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: And more
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: Ramon
• Re: recoup/recuperate
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: Michael Hamm
• Re: word for "past unhappy experience'
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: And more
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: recoup/recuperate
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: recoup/recuperate
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Michael Hamm
• Re: Pendidikan Seks di sekolah..?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Who is Nathan Wong?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Michael Hamm recordings [was: Re: US Dialects in New Yorker article]
  • From: Michael Hamm
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Stunz
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Michael Hamm recordings [was: Re: US Dialects in New Yorker article]
  • From: Michael Hamm
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Loan words
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• "Psychology 101"
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• formal definition
  • From: Clay
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: comment from across the pond
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Stunz
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: A Question !
  • From: Weatherlawyer
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Help identifying subject of sentence
  • From: Weatherlawyer
• Re: Help identifying subject of sentence
  • From: Bob
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Weatherlawyer
• Re: What does psychology study?
  • From: Michael Nitabach
• What does psychology study?
  • From: Stunz
• Re: Help identifying subject of sentence
  • From: Stunz
• Re: Help identifying subject of sentence
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: From pub to pub, picking up parcels
  • From: JF
• Re: Speaking truth to power
  • From: John_Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: It is a Yang worship word; you will not speak it
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: Loan words
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: John_Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Help identifying subject of sentence
  • From: Bob
• Re: Help identifying subject of sentence
  • From: Skitt
• Re: From pub to pub, picking up parcels
  • From: rbaniste1
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: Skitt
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: rbaniste1
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: JF
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Adrian Bailey
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Speaking truth to power
  • From: L Kozun
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: rexy
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: rexy
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: rexy
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: keithbc
• Re: "Original" English [Was: How to spell spuds. [Was: OT (slightly) the origin of the potato]]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: A bit about Southern talk
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "Original" English [Was: How to spell spuds. [Was: OT (slightly) the origin of the potato]]
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: A bit about Southern talk
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: A bit about Southern talk
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: And more
  • From: Skitt
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: From pub to pub, picking up parcels
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: comment from across the pond
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: A bit about Southern talk
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: A bit about Southern talk
  • From: mUs1Ka
• Re: A bit about Southern talk
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: A bit about Southern talk
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: And more
  • From: JF
• Re: From pub to pub, picking up parcels
  • From: JF
• Re: A bit about Southern talk
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Plastic lemons (was: 'GIF')
  • From: JF
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: JF
• Re: A bit about Southern talk
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: A bit about Southern talk
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: rexy
• Re: A bit about Southern talk
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Skitt
• Re: A Question !
  • From: ArWeGod
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Isabelle Cecchini
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "Original" English [Was: How to spell spuds. [Was: OT (slightly) the origin of the potato]]
  • From: Skitt
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: The meaning of "an arm's length"
  • From: Murray Arnow
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: "Original" English [Was: How to spell spuds. [Was: OT (slightly) the origin of the potato]]
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: The meaning of "an arm's length"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Plastic lemons (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Another gratuitous "gender" use
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Price vs cost
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Another gratuitous "gender" use
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Tattoos and Parades (Was: And more)
  • From: Pritsy
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "Original" English [Was: How to spell spuds. [Was: OT (slightly) the origin of the potato]]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Who is Nathan Wong?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "Original" English [Was: How to spell spuds. [Was: OT (slightly) the origin of the potato]]
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: Richard Maurer
• Re: Loan words
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: comment from across the pond
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: comment from across the pond
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: "Original" English [Was: How to spell spuds. [Was: OT (slightly) the origin of the potato]]
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: word for "past unhappy experience'
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: comment from across the pond
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: Loan words
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: From pub to pub, picking up parcels
  • From: mUs1Ka
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Lanarcam
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: FB
• Re: "Original" English [Was: How to spell spuds. [Was: OT (slightly) the origin of the potato]]
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: hello everybody
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: It is it, again, or is it it
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: And more
  • From: Skitt
• Re: comment from across the pond
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: is working for has been working for
  • From: cindy
• Re: Loan words
  • From: Mark Browne
• Re: Loan words
  • From: Mark Browne
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: FB
• Re: From pub to pub, picking up parcels
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: FB
• Re: And more
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: the engine of wikipedia
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: word for "past unhappy experience'
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: word for "past unhappy experience'
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Need advice on mp3 player/recorder for recording lectures
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Need advice on mp3 player/recorder for recording lectures
  • From: JF
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Roochew or Jumpmeat
  • From: JF
• Re: Goods or goodses
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Pendidikan Seks di sekolah..?
  • From: CDB
• Re: Another gratuitous "gender" use
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Pendidikan Seks di sekolah..?
  • From: Josh Norther
• Re: How to spell spuds. [Was: OT (slightly) the origin of the potato]
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: CDB
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: "Original" English [Was: How to spell spuds. [Was: OT (slightly) the origin of the potato]]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Roochew or Jumpmeat
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Linz
• Re: Roochew or Jumpmeat
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: "Original" English [Was: How to spell spuds. [Was: OT (slightly) the origin of the potato]]
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Need advice on mp3 player/recorder for recording lectures
  • From: Center
• Re: How to spell spuds. [Was: OT (slightly) the origin of the potato]
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: "Original" English [Was: How to spell spuds. [Was: OT (slightly) the origin of the potato]]
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: "Original" English [Was: How to spell spuds. [Was: OT (slightly) the origin of the potato]]
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Another gratuitous "gender" use
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: "Original" English [Was: How to spell spuds. [Was: OT (slightly) the origin of the potato]]
  • From: Alan Jones
• "Original" English [Was: How to spell spuds. [Was: OT (slightly) the origin of the potato]]
  • From: Phred
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: comment from across the pond
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: comment from across the pond
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• comment from across the pond
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: Please helpt to review/comment this short essay.
  • From: bokiteam
• Re: And more
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Another gratuitous "gender" use
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: How to spell spuds. [Was: OT (slightly) the origin of the potato]
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: word for "past unhappy experience'
  • From: james
• Re: From pub to pub, picking up parcels
  • From: JF
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: The meaning of "an arm's length"
  • From: JF
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Price vs cost
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Unusual subjunctive
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• snuck [WAS: metric or measure?]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: The meaning of "an arm's length"
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Plastic lemons (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Jitze Couperus
• Re: The meaning of "an arm's length"
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: word for "past unhappy experience'
  • From: JBH
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: Stuart Chapman
• Roochew or Jumpmeat
  • From: Stuart Chapman
• Tattoos and Parades (Was: And more)
  • From: Stuart Chapman
• Re: From pub to pub, picking up parcels
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: Helen Hurley
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: It is it, again, or is it it
  • From: Helen Hurley
• Re: Goods or goodses
  • From: ILNeN
• Re: word for "past unhappy experience'
  • From: Nate Branscom
• Re: And more
  • From: Pritsy
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: word for "past unhappy experience'
  • From: JBH
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: Nate Branscom
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: word for "past unhappy experience'
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: From pub to pub, picking up parcels
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: word for "past unhappy experience'
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Folders (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Mark Brader
• word for "past unhappy experience'
  • From: JBH
• Re: Need a word
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: "on accident"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Who is Nathan Wong?
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: And more
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Kludge
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: consequences [WAS: is 'try and win' hendiadys?]
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: And more
  • From: james
• "on accident"
  • From: Alan
• Re: is working for has been working for
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: Please helpt to review/comment this short essay.
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Please helpt to review/comment this short essay.
  • From: bokiteam
• Re: recoup/recuperate
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Loan words
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: recoup/recuperate
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: recoup/recuperate
  • From: JF
• Re: is working for has been working for
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Robert Bannister
• A bit about Southern talk
  • From: Skitt
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Adrian Bailey
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: recoup/recuperate
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: is working for has been working for
  • From: reiro
• Re: Pendidikan Seks di sekolah..?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: consequences [WAS: is 'try and win' hendiadys?]
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: It is a Yang worship word; you will not speak it
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Who is Nathan Wong?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: When do you use "a" or "an" in a sentence?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Pendidikan Seks di sekolah..?
  • From: Josh Norther
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Price vs cost
  • From: Mark Brader
• It is a Yang worship word; you will not speak it
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Need a word
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: is working for has been working for
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: And more
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Price vs cost
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Loan words
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Need a word
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Mud (was: Kludge)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: is working for has been working for
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Skitt
• Re: What IS this... thing?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: How to spell spuds. [Was: OT (slightly) the origin of the potato]
  • From: meee
• Re: Goods or goodses
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Skitt
• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Price vs cost
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: Mud (was: Kludge)
  • From: Mark Brader
• is working for has been working for
  • From: reiro
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Goods or goodses
  • From: ILNeN
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: The meaning of "an arm's length"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Pendidikan Seks di sekolah..?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Loan words
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: And more
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: recoup/recuperate
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: A workhouse rat
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: What IS this... thing?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Need a word
  • From: JF
• Re: Who is Nathan Wong?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: JF
• Re: Mud (was: Kludge)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Pendidikan Seks di sekolah..?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Who is Nathan Wong?
  • From: nathan
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: It is it, again, or is it it
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: The meaning of "an arm's length"
  • From: Skitt
• Mud (was: Kludge)
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: It is it, again, or is it it
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: It is it, again, or is it it
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: Kludge
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: As sweet as a nut
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Plastic lemons (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Kludge
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: JF
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: Letters to The Economist addressed "Sis" -- why?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Pendidikan Seks di sekolah..?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]
  • From: Skitt
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Another gratuitous "gender" use
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: The meaning of "an arm's length"
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: recoup/recuperate
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: The meaning of "an arm's length"
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: Need a word
  • From: retrosorter
• Re: the meaning of "basicly" and about "come to me"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Alec McKenzie
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Loan words
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Unusual subjunctive
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Loan words
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: John_Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: And more
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: The meaning of "an arm's length"
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Goods or goodses
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: As sweet as a nut
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: recoup/recuperate
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: recoup/recuperate
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: JF
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: JF
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: JF
• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Unusual subjunctive
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Wood Avens
• Letters to The Economist addressed "Sis" -- why?
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: The meaning of "an arm's length"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• And more
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Kludge
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Solfege [Was Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]]
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Folders (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: It is it, again, or is it it
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: When do you use "a" or "an" in a sentence?
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Goods or goodses
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Another gratuitous "gender" use
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: "has" or "has got"
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• The best advice Peter could have had
  • From: Charles Riggs
• He trusted in God that He would deliver him
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: What IS this... thing?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: The meaning of "an arm's length"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: The meaning of "an arm's length"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Please helpt to review/comment this short essay.
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Again, unfair
  • From: Charles Riggs
• What do you know?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• A workhouse rat
  • From: Charles Riggs
• During that unholy storm
  • From: Charles Riggs
• His time and ours
  • From: Charles Riggs
• The poor dear
  • From: Charles Riggs
• From pub to pub, picking up parcels
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: The meaning of "an arm's length"
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Goods or goodses
  • From: ILNeN
• Re: The meaning of "an arm's length"
  • From: digital
• "has" or "has got"
  • From: Jen
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Another gratuitous "gender" use
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: The meaning of "an arm's length"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: recoup/recuperate
  • From: JF
• Re: The meaning of "an arm's length"
  • From: Alec McKenzie
• Re: OT: sorry, politics
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: It is it, again, or is it it
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: Folders (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: metric or measure?
  • From: John Dean
• The meaning of "an arm's length"
  • From: digital
• Re: Please helpt to review/comment this short essay.
  • From: Will
• metric or measure?
  • From: Sorfe Kribet
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Folders (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Who is Nathan Wong?
  • From: CDB
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Solfege [Was Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]]
  • From: CDB
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: consequences [WAS: is 'try and win' hendiadys?]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Editing before sending
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Please helpt to review/comment this short essay.
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Another Letter To Sis
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: As sweet as a nut
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: It is it, again, or is it it
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Maria Conlon
• It is it, again, or is it it
  • From: Helen Hurley
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: recoup/recuperate
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Folders (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• recoup/recuperate
  • From: Adrian Bailey
• Re: Another Letter To Sis
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Another Letter To Sis
  • From: CDB
• Re: As sweet as a nut
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Wood Avens
• Intro A: Welcome to AUE and Guidelines for Posting
  • From: Donna Richoux
• consequences [WAS: is 'try and win' hendiadys?]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: As sweet as a nut
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Unusual subjunctive
  • From: Adrian Bailey
• Re: When do you use "a" or "an" in a sentence?
  • From: David Picton
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Mike Page
• Re: Please helpt to review/comment this short essay.
  • From: Will
• Re: When do you use "a" or "an" in a sentence?
  • From: David Picton
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: Stewart Gordon
• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Folders (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: Editing before sending
  • From: Will
• Re: Folders
  • From: JF
• Re: Folders (was: 'GIF')
  • From: JF
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Editing before sending
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Editing before sending
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Folders
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: "cute as a button"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Solfege [Was Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Folders (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Another Letter To Sis
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: As sweet as a nut
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: As sweet as a nut
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Kludge (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Charles Riggs
• To be free, or "Don't let the bastards get you down"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Why using "where" rather than "when"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: A Question !
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: British Vikings [Was: Re: Language acquisition, dialects]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: What IS this... thing?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Happy Thanksgiving
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Who is Nathan Wong?
  • From: rbaniste1
• Re: Loan words
  • From: R H Draney
• Pendidikan Seks di sekolah..?
  • From: azah
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Glorious
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: What IS this... thing?
  • From: PR
• Re: the meaning of "basicly" and about "come to me"
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Solfege [Was Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]]
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Another Letter To Sis
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: "cute as a button"
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Please helpt to review/comment this short essay.
  • From: Boki
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Need a word
  • From: PR
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Glorious
  • From: PR
• Re: Unusual subjunctive
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Why using "where" rather than "when"
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: the meaning of "basicly" and about "come to me"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: the meaning of "basicly" and about "come to me"
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: JF
• Re: Folders
  • From: JF
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Folders (was: 'GIF')
  • From: JF
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: JF
• Re: French stereotype used in a serious article
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: Kludge (was: 'GIF')
  • From: JF
• Re: "lead push"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "lead push"
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: As sweet as a nut
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: As sweet as a nut
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: "Someone's else" or "Someone else's"?
  • From: matt271829-news
• Re: "lead push"
  • From: plasma55
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: Need a word
  • From: matt271829-news
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: As sweet as a nut
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "lead push"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Another Letter To Sis
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• "lead push"
  • From: plasma55
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• "Someone's else" or "Someone else's"?
  • From: casioculture
• Re: Need a word
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: "let daylight upon.."
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Unusual subjunctive
  • From: Christian Weisgerber
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: A Question !
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Loan words
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Loan words
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Price vs cost
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: What's there to wreak?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: A Question !
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]
  • From: Skitt
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Why using "where" rather than "when"
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Who is Nathan Wong?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Why using "where" rather than "when"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: As sweet as a nut
  • From: Henry Tickner
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Need a word
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: Solfege [Was Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]]
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Need a word
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Why using "where" rather than "when"
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Test your driving Skill at http://driving-test.friendsrus.net
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: "cute as a button"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: What IS this... thing?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Loan words
  • From: JF
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Need a word
  • From: matt271829-news
• Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Folders
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Folders
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Why using "where" rather than "when"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: "let daylight upon.."
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Why using "where" rather than "when"
  • From: larrysulky
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Why using "where" rather than "when"
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: "cute as a button"
  • From: Bob
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Solfege [Was Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]]
  • From: CDB
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: Kindred spirits
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• "cute as a button"
  • From: karaokeron
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Patron/Customer
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Solfege [Was Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]]
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: A Question !
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Kludge (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Why using "where" rather than "when"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Another Letter To Sis
  • From: CDB
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: Who is Nathan Wong?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Skitt
• Re: What IS this... thing?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: "let daylight upon.."
  • From: Jgirl
• Re: Who is Nathan Wong?
  • From: CDB
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: the meaning of "basicly" and about "come to me"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "let daylight upon.."
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: British Vikings [Was: Re: Language acquisition, dialects]
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Murray Arnow
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Lars Enderin
• Re: Folders (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Mike Barnes
• "let daylight upon.."
  • From: Jgirl
• Re: Abbreviation S.S. Help needed
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Folders (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Murray Arnow
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Murray Arnow
• Re: Folders
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: OT: sorry, politics
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Jacqui
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: lost frog
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Jacqui
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Jacqui
• Re: What IS this... thing?
  • From: John Seal
• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Folders (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: Why using "where" rather than "when"
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Folders
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• Re: the meaning of "basicly" and about "come to me"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Who is Nathan Wong?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: the meaning of "basicly" and about "come to me"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Kludge (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Why using "where" rather than "when"
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: Kludge (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Skitt
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: Why using "where" rather than "when"
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: Folders (was: 'GIF')
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• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: Loan words
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• Re: the meaning of "basicly" and about "come to me"
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• Re: Abbreviation S.S. Help needed
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• Re: Abbreviation S.S. Help needed
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• Re: Loan words
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• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: Folders (was: 'GIF')
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• Re: Another Letter To Sis
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• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
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• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
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• Re: Folders (was: 'GIF')
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• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
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• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
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• Re: the meaning of "basicly" and about "come to me"
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• Re: how to express the difference of time between two cities?
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• Re: Abbreviation S.S. Help needed
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• Folders (was: 'GIF')
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• Folders (was: 'GIF')
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• Re: how to express the difference of time between two cities?
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• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
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• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
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• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: Kindred spirits
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• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
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• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
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• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: how to express the difference of time between two cities?
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• Re: how to express the difference of time between two cities?
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• Re: the meaning of "basicly" and about "come to me"
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• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
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• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
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• Re: the meaning of "basicly" and about "come to me"
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• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: A Question !
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• Re: A Question !
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• Re: Abbreviation S.S. Help needed
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• how to express the difference of time between two cities?
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
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• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: Abbreviation S.S. Help needed
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• Re: Abbreviation S.S. Help needed
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• Re: Abbreviation S.S. Help needed
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• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
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• Re: mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
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• mustn't (BrE or AmE?)
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• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• Re: Abbreviation S.S. Help needed
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• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• Re: Abbreviation S.S. Help needed
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
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• Abbreviation S.S. Help needed
  • From: hhgygy@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: the meaning of "basicly" and about "come to me"
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: the meaning of "basicly" and about "come to me"
  • From: digital
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• Re: Who is Nathan Wong?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: OT: sorry, politics
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• Re: What's there to wreak?
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: Loan words
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• Re: Loan words
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• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
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• Re: the meaning of "basicly" and about "come to me"
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Price vs cost
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• Re: A Question !
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: the meaning of "basicly" and about "come to me"
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Another Letter To Sis
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• Re: Another Letter To Sis
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• Who is Nathan Wong?
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• the meaning of "basicly" and about "come to me"
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• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• Re: Price vs cost
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: Patron/Customer
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: What IS this... thing?
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• Re: Kludge (was: 'GIF')
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• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
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• Re: Why using "where" rather than "when" in this context ?
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• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
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• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Price vs cost
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Price vs cost
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• Re: OT: sorry, politics
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• Kindred spirits
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• Re: Why using "where" rather than "when"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: remember to
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• Re: Kludge (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Why using "where" rather than "when" in this context ?
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• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: What's there to wreak?
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• Re: A Question !
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• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• Another Letter To Sis
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• Re: Define "eggcorn", please (was Re: The Eggcornin' Bob Dylan)
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• Re: What IS this... thing?
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• Re: Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]
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• Re: Price vs cost
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• Re: Why using "where" rather than "when"
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• Re: Kludge (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: use of words
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• Re: Patron/Customer
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• Re: Authentic instruments
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• Re: Price vs cost
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• Re: Price vs cost
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• Re: Authentic instruments
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• Re: Price vs cost
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• Re: Price vs cost
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• Re: Price vs cost
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• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
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• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: A Question !
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: 1.5 hours
  • From: ArWeGod
• Spanish gender & a Santa Fe restaurant [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Price vs cost
  • From: present
• Re: What IS this... thing?
  • From: John Dean
• Re: A Question !
  • From: John Dean
• Re: As sweet as a nut
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Connotation of "Putative" and "Supposed"
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: What IS this... thing?
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• Re: Patron/Customer
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• Re: Authentic instruments
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• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• use of words
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• Re: A Question !
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• Re: Loan words
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• Re: What's there to wreak?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Why using "where" rather than "when" in this context ?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: What IS this... thing?
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• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• As sweet as a nut
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• Re: What IS this... thing?
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• Kludge (was: 'GIF')
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: What IS this... thing?
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• Re: remember to
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• Re: A Question !
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• Re: Connotation of "Putative" and "Supposed"
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Very sorry for bother you all, I want to introduce my watch to you!
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• Re: Why using "where" rather than "when" in this context ?
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• Re: What IS this... thing?
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• remember to
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: Patron/Customer
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• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: "reckon"
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• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: circle of people
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• Re: Connotation of "Putative" and "Supposed"
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: sage
• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: What IS this... thing?
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• Re: OT: sorry, politics
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• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: "reckon"
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• Re: OT: sorry, politics
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Intro G: Where is the FAQ?
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• Re: Loan words
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• "reckon"
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• Re: What IS this... thing?
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: What IS this... thing?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
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• Re: Blood and treasure
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• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• Re: OT: sorry, politics
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• Re: A Question !
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• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• Re: OT: sorry, politics
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• Re: What IS this... thing?
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• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
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• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
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• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: What IS this... thing?
  • From: PR
• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: "Treat someone right" a pregnant phrase?
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• Re: alleged putative father (apf)
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• Re: Connotation of "Putative" and "Supposed"
  • From: John Dean
• Re: A Question !
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• Re: What IS this... thing?
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• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: What IS this... thing?
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• Re: Blood and treasure
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• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: Blood and treasure
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: When do you use "a" or "an" in a sentence?
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• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• OT: sorry, politics
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• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
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• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: "Treat someone right" a pregnant phrase?
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• Re: Connotation of "Putative" and "Supposed"
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• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
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• alleged putative father (apf)
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: is 'try and win' hendiadys?
  • From: Stewart Gordon
• Re: Connotation of "Putative" and "Supposed"
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
  • From: Alec McKenzie
• Re: Sandwich 'mustered' doesn't cut it
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• Re: "Treat someone right" a pregnant phrase?
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• Sandwich 'mustered' doesn't cut it
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• Re: AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• Re: What IS this... thing?
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• Re: A Question !
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: What's there to wreak?
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• Re: Connotation of "Putative" and "Supposed"
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• Re: Connotation of "Putative" and "Supposed"
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: What IS this... thing?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: A Question !
  • From: the Omrud
• A Question !
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: "Dichters and Bravermans"
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• Re: What IS this... thing?
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• Re: Asterisk. Punctuation. Arrgh.
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• Re: What IS this... thing?
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• Re: A Question !
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• A Question !
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• Re: "Dichters and Bravermans"
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• Re: What IS this... thing?
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• Re: Blood and treasure
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• Re: Nominations for quotes of the month -- 2005 October
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• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
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• Re: "Treat someone right" a pregnant phrase?
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• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
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• Re: "Treat someone right" a pregnant phrase?
  • From: Nick Worley
• Nominations for quotes of the month -- 2005 October
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: Patron/Customer
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• AUE's Wikipedia entry
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• "Dichters and Bravermans"
  • From: Per Rønne
• Re: "Treat someone right" a pregnant phrase?
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: test
  • From: Stewart Gordon
• Re: Authentic instruments
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• Re: Authentic instruments
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• Re: When do you use "a" or "an" in a sentence?
  • From: Nick Worley
• Re: Authentic instruments
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• Re: Very sorry for bother you all, I want to introduce my watch to you!
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• Re: When do you use "a" or "an" in a sentence?
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• Re: When do you use "a" or "an" in a sentence?
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Authentic instruments
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• Re: Masturbation
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• Re: When do you use "a" or "an" in a sentence?
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• When do you use "a" or "an" in a sentence?
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• Re: What IS this... thing?
  • From: Ben Zimmer
• Re: What IS this... thing?
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• Re: What IS this... thing?
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• Re: east coast
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• Re: "Treat someone right" a pregnant phrase?
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• Re: OT. Public interest : Misuse of anti harassment, anti dowry Laws by INDIAN WIVES
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• Re: letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: "Treat someone right" a pregnant phrase?
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• letters to The Economist addressed "Sir" -- why?
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• Re: 1.5 hours
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• Re: "Treat someone right" a pregnant phrase?
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• Re: "populate a list" [was: Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants]
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• Re: OT. Public interest : Misuse of anti harassment, anti dowry Laws by INDIAN WIVES
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• Re: east coast
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• Re: "Treat someone right" a pregnant phrase?
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• Re: "Treat someone right" a pregnant phrase?
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• Re: "Treat someone right" a pregnant phrase?
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• "Treat someone right" a pregnant phrase?
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• Re: circle of people
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• Re: Patron/Customer
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• Re: Blood and treasure
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• Re: Patron/Customer
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• Re: Blood and treasure
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• Re: Blood and treasure
  • From: Ben Zimmer
• Re: 1.5 hours
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• 1.5 hours
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• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Patron/Customer
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• Re: Patron/Customer
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• Re: To "the" or not to "the" [was: Re: Fewer people visiting the pub]
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• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: 'GIF'
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• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Blood and treasure
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• Re: Quick Q
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• Re: Loan words
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• Re: "to have something on the brain"
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• Re: Blood and treasure
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: English syntax
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Judeo-Christian
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• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: What IS this... thing?
  • From: Cool Guy
• Re: What IS this... thing?
  • From: mUs1Ka
• Re: Blood and treasure
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Judeo-Christian
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Blood and treasure
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: "populate a list" [was: Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants]
  • From: Armond Perretta
• Re: English syntax
  • From: Dave
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: English syntax
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: What IS this... thing?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Patron/Customer
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Quick Q
  • From: Skitt
• Re: What IS this... thing?
  • From: wordsmith
• Quick Q
  • From: Cool Guy
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• What IS this... thing?
  • From: PR
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: Patron/Customer
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Patron/Customer
  • From: wordsmith
• Re: "populate a list" [was: Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants]
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Patron/Customer
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: The other side of the equation
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Patron/Customer
  • From: wordsmith
• Re: Patron/Customer
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• Patron/Customer
  • From: wordsmith
• Re: English syntax
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• ED vs ID
  • From: irwell
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: English syntax
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: "populate a list" [was: Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants]
  • From: JF
• Re: Blood and treasure
  • From: Ben Zimmer
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Claude Weil
• Re: Judeo-Christian
  • From: Ben Zimmer
• Re: Judeo-Christian
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: Very sorry for bother you all, I want to introduce my watch to you!
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: A Vocabulary Trainer registered by 30 Universities
  • From: reiro
• Re: Judeo-Christian
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: lost frog
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Judeo-Christian
  • From: Ben Zimmer
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Loan words
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "populate a list" [was: Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants]
  • From: Armond Perretta
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Blood and treasure
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Tyrkiet angrebet af de gamle romeres ondsindede sprog
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: the word "benefactor"
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: the word "benefactor"
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: OT. Public interest : Misuse of anti harassment, anti dowry Laws by INDIAN WIVES
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Might you drive us into town?
  • From: FB
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: the word "benefactor"
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Brussels
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: "populate a list" [was: Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: ?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: the word "benefactor"
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• A Vocabulary Trainer registered by 30 Universities
  • From: vtrain
• Re: English syntax
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Closed or Close-minded?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• the word "benefactor"
  • From: Judy
• Re: The other side of the equation
  • From: Bob
• Re: Blood and treasure
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Judeo-Christian
  • From: Richard Maurer
• Re: had been staying / were staying
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: English syntax
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: had been staying / were staying
  • From: Donna Richoux
• OT. Public interest : Misuse of anti harassment, anti dowry Laws by INDIAN WIVES
  • From: Vinayak
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: JF
• Re: ''to' or 'for'?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: English syntax
  • From: JF
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: JF
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Bob Martin
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Claude Weil
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Claude Weil
• had been staying / were staying
  • From: reiro
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: English syntax
  • From: Dave
• Re: Spanish pronunciation [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: English syntax
  • From: Dave
• Re: English syntax
  • From: Dave
• Re: "populate a list" [was: Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants]
  • From: Jitze Couperus
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: semantic equivalence
  • From: Dave
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: English syntax
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Blood and treasure
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: Blood and treasure
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Demobilising as halting
  • From: samkat
• Demobilising as halting
  • From: The Other Fran
• The other side of the equation
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: Closed or Close-minded?
  • From: samkat
• Re: ''to' or 'for'?
  • From: Ray
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Upcoming days (was Half Six = 18:30)
  • From: samkat
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: east coast
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: east coast
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: English syntax
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: "populate a list" [was: Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: semantic equivalence
  • From: Jarek Hirny
• Re: To "the" or not to "the" [was: Re: Fewer people visiting the pub]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: to whistle s.b. down the wind
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• To "the" or not to "the" [was: Re: Fewer people visiting the pub]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: British "railroad"
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Upcoming days (was Half Six = 18:30)
  • From: Karl Reinhardt
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: British "railroad"
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: ?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Judeo-Christian
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: Judeo-Christian
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: to whistle s.b. down the wind
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: to whistle s.b. down the wind
  • From: K. Niebel-Bender
• Re: ielts writting
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: ''to' or 'for'?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: to whistle s.b. down the wind
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: to whistle s.b. down the wind
  • From: K. Niebel-Bender
• Re: to whistle s.b. down the wind
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Spanish pronunciation [was: Re: stay/keep interchangeable?]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: mUs1Ka
• Re: English syntax
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: ray o'hara
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Authentic instruments
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: English syntax
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Judeo-Christian
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: "populate a list" [was: Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants]
  • From: J. W. Love
• Authentic instruments
  • From: Claude Weil
• to whistle s.b. down the wind
  • From: K. Niebel-Bender
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: ''to' or 'for'?
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: English syntax
  • From: Dave
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: English syntax
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: semantic equivalence
  • From: Dave
• English syntax
  • From: Dave
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: British "railroad"
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Las Vegas
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: =?x-unknown?q?Re=3A_O'Leathl=F3bhair?=
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: ''to' or 'for'?
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Asterisk. Punctuation. Arrgh.
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: "populate a list" [was: Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: east coast
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Judeo-Christian
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• "populate a list" [was: Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Judeo-Christian
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: Judeo-Christian
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: semantic equivalence
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: east coast
  • From: ray o'hara
• Re: Blood and treasure
  • From: Alan Jones
• Judeo-Christian
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: "to have something on the brain"
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Wood Avens
• ''to' or 'for'?
  • From: Ray
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: M. J. Powell
• Re: Asterisk. Punctuation. Arrgh.
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: less/lesser
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: rincewind
• Re: Might you drive us into town?
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• semantic equivalence
  • From: Jarek Hirny
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: Asterisk. Punctuation. Arrgh.
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: �
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: Las Vegas
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Intro F: Contents of AUE FAQ and FAQ Supplement
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Might you drive us into town?
  • From: FB
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "to have something on the brain"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: circle of people
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: British "railroad"
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Asterisk. Punctuation. Arrgh.
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Asterisk. Punctuation. Arrgh.
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Asterisk. Punctuation. Arrgh.
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: circle of people
  • From: Lanarcam
• Re: "to have something on the brain"
  • From: Holger Metzger
• Re: Masturbation
  • From: Nick Worley
• Tyrkiet angrebet af de gamle romeres ondsindede sprog
  • From: Wilstrup
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: ?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: ?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: ielts writting
  • From: leez
• Fewer people visiting the pub
  • From: rincewind
• Re: circle of people
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Decisions, decisions...
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Traditional Date for Creation
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: ielts writting
  • From: JF
• ielts writting
  • From: leez
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Ben Zimmer
• Re: Masturbation
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Snidely . too
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: "to have something on the brain"
  • From: Ben Zimmer
• Re: "to have something on the brain"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: east coast
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: east coast
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• east coast
  • From: nickel
• Re: etymology od "down pat"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• For Don Aiken
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: British Vikings [Was: Re: Language acquisition, dialects]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: British "railroad"
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: less/lesser
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: U.S. or US and Google synopses (was: the meaning of 'by')
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: �
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Snidely . too
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: �
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Masturbation
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: circle of people
  • From: Skitt
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: circle of people
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Las Vegas
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: "to have something on the brain"
  • From: Ian Noble
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: JF
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Might you drive us into town?
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• U.S. or US and Google synopses (was: the meaning of 'by')
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Snidely . too
• Re: British Vikings [Was: Re: Language acquisition, dialects]
  • From: John Dean
• Re: British "railroad"
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: "to have something on the brain"
  • From: John Dean
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• Re: etymology od "down pat"
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: M. J. Powell
• Re: Masturbation
  • From: Mickwick
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Mickwick
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: JF
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Polly wanna cracker!
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: less/lesser
  • From: Steve
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: Snidely . too
• Re: enougher
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: =?x-unknown?q?Re=3A_O'Leathl=F3bhair?=
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: Northern Cities Chain Shift; where? [was: Re: US Dialects in New Yorker article]
  • From: Snidely . too
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Northern Cities Chain Shift; where? [was: Re: US Dialects in New Yorker article]
  • From: Snidely . too
• Re: Northern Cities Chain Shift; where? [was: Re: US Dialects in New Yorker article]
  • From: Snidely . too
• Re: Blood and treasure
  • From: wordsmith
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: British "railroad"
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Blood and treasure
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Asterisk. Punctuation. Arrgh.
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Is this an eggcorn?
  • From: sage
• Re: ANCIENT 11 LETTER WORD PUZZLE
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Asterisk. Punctuation. Arrgh.
  • From: matthewshepherd
• Re: less/lesser
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: "to have something on the brain"
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Lying "under" the sunlight or lying "in" the sunlight
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: less/lesser
  • From: FB
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Northern Cities Chain Shift; where? [was: Re: US Dialects in New Yorker article]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: circle of people
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: British "railroad"
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: less/lesser
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: O'Leathlbhair
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: Northern Cities Chain Shift; where? [was: Re: US Dialects in New Yorker article]
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: British Vikings [Was: Re: Language acquisition, dialects]
  • From: wordsmith
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: Please recommand English learing method.
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: Might you drive us into town?
  • From: FB
• Re: Language acquisition, dialects
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: Please recommand English learing method.
  • From: bokiteam
• Re: Please recommand English learing method.
  • From: bokiteam
• Re: Masturbation
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: etymology od "down pat"
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: Skitt
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: "to have something on the brain"
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: Closed or Close-minded?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Joke!
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: less/lesser
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Northern Cities Chain Shift; where? [was: Re: US Dialects in New Yorker article]
  • From: Snidely . too
• Re: etymology od "down pat"
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: British "railroad"
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Might you drive us into town?
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: "to have something on the brain"
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: less/lesser
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• less/lesser
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• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: "to have something on the brain"
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: And if you go to the morgue you're not dead?
  • From: John_Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: Is this an eggcorn?
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Is this an eggcorn?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Northern Cities Chain Shift; where? [was: Re: US Dialects in New Yorker article]
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: etymology od "down pat"
  • From: retrosorter
• Re: Loan words
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: Masturbation
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Is this an eggcorn?
  • From: Alec McKenzie
• Re: etymology od "down pat"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Masturbation
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Masturbation
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Charles Riggs
• etymology od "down pat"
  • From: retrosorter
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: zbihniew
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Mike Page
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Is this an eggcorn?
  • From: Chris Waigl
• =?x-unknown?q?Re=3A_O'Leathl=F3bhair?=
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• Re: Is this an eggcorn?
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: Blood and treasure
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: Might you drive us into town?
  • From: FB
• Re: Might you drive us into town?
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Is this an eggcorn?
  • From: the Omrud
• Is this an eggcorn?
  • From: sage
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: "to have something on the brain"
  • From: Holger Metzger
• Re: We _certified_ your request for relief from double taxation...
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: circle of people
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: circle of people
  • From: brians@xxxxxxx
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: "to have something on the brain"
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• We _certified_ your request for relief from double taxation...
  • From: KS
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "to have something on the brain"
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: "to have something on the brain"
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: "to have something on the brain"
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: enougher
  • From: CDB
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: JF
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: enougher
  • From: Linz
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: Murray Arnow
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• "to have something on the brain"
  • From: Holger Metzger
• Re: Masturbation
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: enougher
  • From: CDB
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Murray Arnow
• Re: British "railroad"
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: Masturbation
  • From: iamlisted
• Re: British "railroad"
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Might you drive us into town?
  • From: FB
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: British "railroad"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Northern Cities Chain Shift; where? [was: Re: US Dialects in New Yorker article]
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Blood and treasure
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Masturbation
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Masturbation
  • From: John Dean
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Blood and treasure
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Linz
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Linz
• Re: Closed or Close-minded?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Mike Page
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Mike Page
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Luke
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Mike Lyle
• British "railroad"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Polly wanna cracker!
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Masturbation
  • From: Nate Branscom
• Joke!
  • From: Reinhold (Rey) Aman
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Cool Guy
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Mike Page
• Re: Masturbation
  • From: Helen Hurley
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: Las Vegas
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: circle of people
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Las Vegas
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Ross Howard
• Masturbation
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Closed or Close-minded?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Elements of Style question.
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Geek comment from "I Love Lucy" in 1952
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: And if you go to the morgue you're not dead?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: British Vikings [Was: Re: Language acquisition, dialects]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: British Vikings [Was: Re: Language acquisition, dialects]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Northern Cities Chain Shift; where? [was: Re: US Dialects in New Yorker article]
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: John Holmes
• Closed or Close-minded?
  • From: Amy
• Re: Dialectizing for fun (and profit?)
  • From: Maria Conlon
• stolen away
  • From: rustywire
• Re: Dialectizing for fun (and profit?)
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Las Vegas
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Dialectizing for fun (and profit?)
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Northern Cities Chain Shift; where? [was: Re: US Dialects in New Yorker article]
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Las Vegas
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: up front
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: PR
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: PR
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: PR
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: ray o'hara
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: batdorf
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: ray o'hara
• Re: ANCIENT 11 LETTER WORD PUZZLE
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: enougher
  • From: Adrian Bailey
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Polly wanna cracker!
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Led astray by context
  • From: Adrian Bailey
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: PR
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• O'Leathlóbhair
  • From: PR
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Las Vegas
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Northern Cities Chain Shift; where? [was: Re: US Dialects in New Yorker article]
  • From: Snidely . too
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Witziges Rätsel
• Re: circle of people
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Is noxious worse than obnoxious?
  • From: Joe Fineman
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Britishism - "Come the old acid"
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Mickwick
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: irwell
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Polly wanna cracker!
  • From: Jarek Hirny
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Examples of particular nouns
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Polly wanna cracker!
  • From: Skitt
• Re: circle of people
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Language acquisition, dialects
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: And if you go to the morgue you're not dead?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Polly wanna cracker!
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Polly wanna cracker!
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: And if you go to the morgue you're not dead?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: And if you go to the morgue you're not dead?
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: circle of people
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Richard Maurer
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Polly wanna cracker!
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: British Vikings [Was: Re: Language acquisition, dialects]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: enougher
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• circle of people
  • From: Christian Christmann
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Comma Usage Query
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• 'GIF'
  • From: Cool Guy
• Re: Polly wanna cracker!
  • From: Jarek Hirny
• Re: 'GIF'
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Polly wanna cracker!
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Polly wanna cracker!
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Language acquisition, dialects
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: British Vikings [Was: Re: Language acquisition, dialects]
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: Polly wanna cracker!
  • From: Jarek Hirny
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: larrysulky
• Re: Polly wanna cracker!
  • From: nancy13g
• Re: Britishism - "Come the old acid"
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: usage of periodical collection of public libraries
  • From: John_Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Polly wanna cracker!
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: enougher
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Polly wanna cracker!
  • From: Jarek Hirny
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: And if you go to the morgue you're not dead?
  • From: John_Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: And if you go to the morgue you're not dead?
  • From: John_Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: enougher
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Psychs (was: How to Skype...)
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: the meaning of 'by'
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: And if you go to the morgue you're not dead?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: enougher
  • From: SouthSeas
• Intro E: Mini-FAQ on Spelling
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: enougher
  • From: wordsmith
• Re: enougher
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Geek comment from "I Love Lucy" in 1952
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Elements of Style question.
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: the meaning of 'by'
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: And if you go to the morgue you're not dead?
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: usage of periodical collection of public libraries
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: larrysulky
• Re: Elements of Style question.
  • From: Skitt
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: the meaning of 'by'
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: functionality
  • From: larrysulky
• Re: enougher
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: British Vikings [Was: Re: Language acquisition, dialects]
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: larrysulky
• Re: What's there to wreak?
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: enougher
  • From: larrysulky
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: mr_reznat
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• T*ny C**per's style of love making
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Elements of Style question.
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: British Vikings [Was: Re: Language acquisition, dialects]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: larrysulky
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: JF
• Re: A lucky break
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: OT: Kansas disses Darwin Shock! Horror!
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: becky
• Re: Elements of Style question.
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: OT: La chasse en France [was Re: French stereotype used in a serious article]
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: OT: La chasse en France [was Re: French stereotype used in a serious article]
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: And if you go to the morgue you're not dead?
  • From: John_Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Elements of Style question.
  • From: retrosorter
• Re: Elements of Style question.
  • From: John_Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: John Dean
• Elements of Style question.
  • From: retrosorter
• Re: enougher
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Britishism - "Come the old acid"
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Geek comment from "I Love Lucy" in 1952
  • From: John Dean
• Re: the meaning of 'by'
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Please recommand English learing method.
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: K. Edgcombe
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: K. Edgcombe
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: A lucky break
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: enougher
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: what sound? [was: Re: How to Skype...]
  • From: CDB
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: British Vikings [Was: Re: Language acquisition, dialects]
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: Bleedingheartism
  • From: Ben Zimmer
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: And if you go to the morgue you're not dead?
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• stay/keep interchangeable?
  • From: becky
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Please recommand English learing method.
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: KS
• Re: Led astray by context
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: enougher
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: enougher
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Need your help thank u
  • From: ethanmed
• Re: enougher
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: the meaning of 'by'
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Does the sentence gramatically make sense?
  • From: Mark Brader
• Psychs (was: How to Skype...)
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Mark Brader
• Geek comment from "I Love Lucy" in 1952
  • From: Richard Maurer
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: And if you go to the morgue you're not dead?
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: functionality
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: enougher
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: from time to time
  • From: Mark Brader
• Please recommand English learing method.
  • From: Boki
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: basic question.
  • From: Boki
• Re: Britishism - "Come the old acid"
  • From: JF
• Re: OT: Kansas disses Darwin Shock! Horror!
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• from time to time
  • From: KS
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: basic question.
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: Examples of particular nouns
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• basic question.
  • From: Boki
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: OT: Kansas disses Darwin Shock! Horror!
  • From: Richard Maurer
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Led astray by context
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Silent Vowels
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: OT: La chasse en France [was Re: French stereotype used in a serious article]
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: functionality
  • From: Helen Hurley
• Re: British Vikings [Was: Re: Language acquisition, dialects]
  • From: Paul Draper
• Re: A lucky break
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: functionality
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Is noxious worse than obnoxious?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Where is here?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: British Vikings [Was: Re: Language acquisition, dialects]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Attention, Fran (was Re: clutch and pedal)
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: A lucky break
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: A lucky break
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Voltaire's Candide giveaway
  • From: funksroad
• Britishism - "Come the old acid"
  • From: Nocturne_CVS
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Reinhold (Rey) Aman
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Reinhold (Rey) Aman
• Re: what sound? [was: Re: How to Skype...]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: A lucky break
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Word or expression for a condition of the eyes?
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Is noxious worse than obnoxious?
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: Is noxious worse than obnoxious?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Is noxious worse than obnoxious?
  • From: Pete
• Silent Vowels
  • From: PR
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Joe Fineman
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: sage
• Re: Northern Cities Chain Shift; where? [was: Re: US Dialects in New Yorker article]
  • From: CDB
• Re: OT: La chasse en France [was Re: French stereotype used in a serious article]
  • From: CDB
• Re: what sound? [was: Re: How to Skype...]
  • From: Skitt
• Re: A lucky break
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: A lucky break
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Word or expression for a condition of the eyes?
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Jared
• Re: Led astray by context
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: A lucky break
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Bleedingheartism
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: functionality
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: functionality
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• "eh": what sound? [was: Re: How to Skype...]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Why is the moment "blonde"?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: PR
• Re: Led astray by context
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: PR
• Re: And if you go to the morgue you're not dead?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: enougher
  • From: PR
• Re: ANCIENT 11 LETTER WORD PUZZLE
  • From: irwell
• Re: OT: La chasse en France [was Re: French stereotype used in a serious article]
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: functionality
  • From: Lars Eighner
• functionality
  • From: Pete
• And if you go to the morgue you're not dead?
  • From: John_Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Word or expression for a condition of the eyes?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Word or expression for a condition of the eyes?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Led astray by context
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: John Dean
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: james
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Led astray by context
  • From: Skitt
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Led astray by context
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Led astray by context
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Commas Again
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Led astray by context
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: John_Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Led astray by context
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Led astray by context
  • From: John_Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Led astray by context
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Loan words
  • From: Robert Bannister
• enougher
  • From: Adrian Bailey
• Re: Led astray by context
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Northern Cities Chain Shift; where? [was: Re: US Dialects in New Yorker article]
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Lying "under" the sunlight or lying "in" the sunlight
  • From: Skitt
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Where is here?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Las Vegas
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Does the sentence gramatically make sense?
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Lying "under" the sunlight or lying "in" the sunlight
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Led astray by context
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Northern Cities Chain Shift; where? [was: Re: US Dialects in New Yorker article]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Jitze Couperus
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: A lucky break
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Lying "under" the sunlight or lying "in" the sunlight
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Las Vegas
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: woman = "broad" ?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Where is here?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Loan words
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Lying "under" the sunlight or lying "in" the sunlight
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: "How <adjective> is that?"
  • From: nancy13g
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Lying "under" the sunlight or lying "in" the sunlight
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Lying "under" the sunlight or lying "in" the sunlight
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Does the sentence gramatically make sense?
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Las Vegas
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Lying "under" the sunlight or lying "in" the sunlight
  • From: Skitt
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: Promethean?
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Live Fire
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Commas Again
  • From: Prai Jei
• Obsolete words in _NSOED_ [was: Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Lying "under" the sunlight or lying "in" the sunlight
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: "How <adjective> is that?"
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: JF
• Re: Loan words
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Googling may backfire for accused murderer
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Promethean?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Could you please proof read my CV
  • From: thanku11@xxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Googling may backfire for accused murderer
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Skitt
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Where is here?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Reinhold (Rey) Aman
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: Skitt
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Mickwick
• Re: French stereotype used in a serious article
  • From: Mickwick
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Weatherlawyer
• Re: How to Skype...
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: Define "eggcorn", please (was Re: The Eggcornin' Bob Dylan)
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Does the following sentence "step off the edge"?:
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: Could you please proof read my CV
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: Define "eggcorn", please (was Re: The Eggcornin' Bob Dylan)
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: Define "eggcorn", please (was Re: The Eggcornin' Bob Dylan)
  • From: Chris Waigl
• How to Skype...
  • From: Django Cat
• Could you please proof read my CV
  • From: thanku11@xxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: John_Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: John_Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: data in singular or plural
  • From: John_Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Led astray by context
  • From: Adrian Bailey
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: data in singular or plural
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: data in singular or plural
  • From: John Dean
• British Vikings [Was: Re: Language acquisition, dialects]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• data in singular or plural
  • From: Christian Christmann
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: Where is here?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: Does the sentence gramatically make sense?
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Does the sentence gramatically make sense?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: US Dialects in New Yorker article
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: John Dean
• Does the sentence gramatically make sense?
  • From: Judy
• Re: A lucky break
  • From: John Dean
• Re: the meaning of 'by'
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Donna Richoux
• the meaning of 'by'
  • From: GMS
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: nancy13g
• Re: Lying "under" the sunlight or lying "in" the sunlight
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: Apostrophes After Xs
  • From: Stewart Gordon
• Re: Loan words
  • From: Mark Browne
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: JF
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Lying "under" the sunlight or lying "in" the sunlight
  • From: Charles Riggs
• A lucky break
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Where is here?
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Lying "under" the sunlight or lying "in" the sunlight
  • From: Judy
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Mickwick
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Mickwick
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Alec McKenzie
• Re: Comma Usage Query
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Commas Again
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: OT: Kansas disses Darwin Shock! Horror!
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Could you help to review this writing?
  • From: Boki
• Re: Define "eggcorn", please (was Re: The Eggcornin' Bob Dylan)
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: usage of periodical collection of public libraries
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: PR
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: Where is here?
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: For JF
  • From: William
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: Where is here?
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: Where is here?
  • From: ray o'hara
• To populate=to furnish with inhabitants
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: benedictine
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: Language acquisition, dialects
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Language acquisition, dialects
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: Word or expression for a condition of the eyes?
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: irwell
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Skitt
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Skitt
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: A phosphorous headline
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: Where is here?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: Multiple-choice tests (was: whether vs. if)
  • From: Richard Bollard
• A phosphorous headline
  • From: Skitt
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Language acquisition, dialects
  • From: batdorf
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Loan words
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: Language acquisition, dialects
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Where is here?
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Rhoticism explained
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Does the following sentence "step off the edge"?:
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Commas Again
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Rhoticism explained
  • From: batdorf
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Where is here?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: Christian Christmann
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Shakespeare's Titus, act 4 (post script)
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Where is here?
  • From: Armond Perretta
• Re: aforementioned
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Rhoticism explained
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Rhoticism explained
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: 'One of the handsomest white men I ever saw' [Was: "Monkey Wards"]
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• aforementioned
  • From: Christian Christmann
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: "alright": Yes!
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Where is here?
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Commas Again
  • From: J. W. Love
• Where is here?
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Skitt
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Django Cat
• Rhoticism explained
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: JF
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: usage of periodical collection of public libraries
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Define "eggcorn", please (was Re: The Eggcornin' Bob Dylan)
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Commas Again
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Jitze Couperus
• Re: ANCIENT 11 LETTER WORD PUZZLE
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Jitze Couperus
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Default User
• Re: Language acquisition, dialects
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Default User
• Re: Language acquisition, dialects
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: Apostrophes After Xs
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Skitt
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Skitt
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Language acquisition, dialects
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Re: benedictine
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Default User
• Re: Good conversation & pronunciation evening course
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Default User
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Define "eggcorn", please (was Re: The Eggcornin' Bob Dylan)
  • From: Default User
• Re: Does the following sentence "step off the edge"?:
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: Commas Again
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: formal / informal English
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: Comma Usage Query
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Does the following sentence "step off the edge"?:
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Commas Again
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: JF
• Re: Does the following sentence "step off the edge"?:
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Murray Arnow
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Weatherlawyer
• Re: formal / informal English
  • From: Troy Steadman
• Re: Language acquisition, dialects
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Art [was: Re: Apostrophes After Xs]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• "Alot": Why? [was: Re: "alright": Yes!]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Commas Again
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: OT: Vegemite
  • From: Linz
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Comma Usage Query
  • From: Adrian Bailey
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: benedictine
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Language acquisition, dialects
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Define "eggcorn", please (was Re: The Eggcornin' Bob Dylan)
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: JF
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: FB
• Re: Pacasaul's Creation Theory
  • From: Nate Branscom
• formal / informal English
  • From: galdcourse2@xxxxxxxx
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Commas Again
  • From: Will
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: For JF
  • From: izzy
• Re: The best word for "two hours"
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Word or expression for a condition of the eyes?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: R H Draney
• Language acquisition, dialects
  • From: JamesAW
• Re: Word or expression for a condition of the eyes?
  • From: james
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Commas Again
  • From: Cool Guy
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Multiple-choice tests (was: whether vs. if)
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Vegemite
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: Why is the moment "blonde"?
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: They laughed!
  • From: ray o'hara
• Re: The best word for "two hours"
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Charles Riggs
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: speed reading
  • From: jack
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: Richard Maurer
• Re: Word or expression for a condition of the eyes?
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: "alright": Yes!
  • From: Ted Schuerzinger
• Re: For JF
  • From: William
• Re: "alright": Yes!
  • From: Blue Hornet
• They laughed!
  • From: irwell
• Re: The best word for "two hours"
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: larrysulky
• Re: Art [was: Re: Apostrophes After Xs]
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Multiple-choice tests (was: whether vs. if)
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Art [was: Re: Apostrophes After Xs]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Apostrophes After Xs
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Shakespeare's Titus, act 4
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: "alright": Yes!
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: Comma Usage Query
  • From: Cool Guy
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bill Bonde ('by a commodius vicus of recirculation')
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Intro D: Mini-FAQ on Grammar, Usage & Punctuation
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Apostrophes After Xs
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Apostrophes After Xs
  • From: R H Draney
• "alright": Yes!
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: Comma Usage Query
  • From: Iain Dalton
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Define "eggcorn", please (was Re: The Eggcornin' Bob Dylan)
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: Comma Usage Query
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: 'larger' without 'than'
  • From: Iain Dalton
• Re: benedictine
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• Re: Comma Usage Query
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Torque (was Re: clutch and pedal)
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Apostrophes After Xs
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Torque (was Re: clutch and pedal)
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: speed reading
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Skitt
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Skitt
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Bertel Lund Hansen
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: speed reading
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Jitze Couperus
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Mickwick
• Re: French stereotype used in a serious article
  • From: Mickwick
• Re: Vegemite
  • From: SouthSeas
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Mickwick
• Re: Bleedingheartism
  • From: Mickwick
• Re: Happy 150th Birthday!
  • From: Mickwick
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Apostrophes After Xs
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Does the following sentence "step off the edge"?:
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: The best word for "two hours"
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Skitt
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: French stereotype used in a serious article
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: were it not for
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Minor Query
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Bleedingheartism [was: American Bleedingheartism]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• For JF
  • From: Murray Arnow
• Re: were it not for
  • From: Donna Richoux
• speed reading
  • From: jack
• Re: Why is the moment "blonde"?
  • From: Donalbain
• Re: OT: Kansas disses Darwin Shock! Horror!
  • From: Donalbain
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Will
• Re: OT: Kansas disses Darwin Shock! Horror!
  • From: Donalbain
• Re: OT: Kansas disses Darwin Shock! Horror!
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: were it not for
  • From: FB
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: nancy13g
• Re: French stereotype used in a serious article
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: clutch and pedal
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: reading fractions
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: were it not for
  • From: Donna Richoux