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• Re: Name for someone who doesn't celebrate today
  • From: Default User
• Re: Name for someone who doesn't celebrate today
  • From: Default User
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: bade, bad [WAS: pronunciation dictionary?]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Snow
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Apostrophes in store names
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: usage question re: "to obsess"
  • From: Stephen Calder
• bade, bad [WAS: pronunciation dictionary?]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Name for someone who doesn't celebrate today
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: He is a man ....
  • From: Al in Dallas
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: usage question re: "to obsess"
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Sentence correction - need help
  • From: matthewshepherd
• Re: Has anyone ever been scathed?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Decade
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: Apostille
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: English tenses improvement
  • From: matthewshepherd
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Name for someone who doesn't celebrate today
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: the ethology of blonde, brunette, and red-head
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: 12:00
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• English tenses improvement
  • From: Mike
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• "LTFU" [was: Re: Cooper wrong again]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Apostille
  • From: Gunga Din
• Re: Singular "they" [again} was re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Name for someone who doesn't celebrate today
  • From: Default User
• Re: Merriam-Webster Boners - #1: "Hispanic"
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Regret the error
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Sentence correction - need help
  • From: Learner
• Re: Freedom Fries and Rose of Muhammad
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: usage question re: "to obsess"
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: OT Happiness! OT
  • From: Skitt
• Re: usage question re: "to obsess"
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Name for someone who doesn't celebrate today
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Singular "they" [again} was re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Name for someone who doesn't celebrate today
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Singular "they" [again} was re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: American sweets
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: pronunciation dictionary?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Name for someone who doesn't celebrate today
  • From: Default User
• Re: 12:00
  • From: Phonedude
• Re: Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: Skitt
• Re: usage question re: "to obsess"
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Sentence correction - need help
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: usage question re: "to obsess"
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Name for someone who doesn't celebrate today
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Name for someone who doesn't celebrate today
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Name for someone who doesn't celebrate today
  • From: the Omrud
• Sentence correction - need help
  • From: Learner
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: pronunciation dictionary?
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Gulliver's Travels: "...with which most writers abound"
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Regret the error
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: usage question re: "to obsess"
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: J.B. Pride
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: usage question re: "to obsess"
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Regret the error
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Gulliver's Travels: “...with which most writers abound”
  • From: R H Draney
• Apostille
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Has anyone ever been scathed?
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: 12:00
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: Phonedude
• Re: Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: usage question re: "to obsess"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: 12:00
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Has anyone ever been scathed?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: usage question re: "to obsess"
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: pronunciation dictionary?
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: usage question re: "to obsess"
  • From: Sandman
• Re: Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: sage
• Re: Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Quick question for Donna.
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Snow
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Regret the error
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Pimm's
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Regret the error
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: Merriam-Webster Boners - #1: "Hispanic"
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: sage
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: pronunciation dictionary?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: usage question re: "to obsess"
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Freedom Fries and Rose of Muhammad
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: concluding process
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Freedom Fries and Rose of Muhammad
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: sage
• Re: Freedom Fries and Rose of Muhammad
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Cc: of e-mail sent to Robert Lieblich
  • From: Daniel al-Autistiqui
• Re: Freedom Fries and Rose of Muhammad
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• OT Happiness! OT
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: "Rare as hen's teeth"?
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Name for someone who doesn't celebrate today
  • From: Sandman
• Re: Freedom Fries and Rose of Muhammad
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Name for someone who doesn't celebrate today
  • From: Sandman
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Freedom Fries and Rose of Muhammad
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Name for someone who doesn't celebrate today
  • From: Malcolm H
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Name for someone who doesn't celebrate today
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: usage question re: "to obsess"
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: hi, I'm Fay
  • From: izzy
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Name for someone who doesn't celebrate today
  • From: Stewart Gordon
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Linz
• Re: usage question re: "to obsess"
  • From: DianeE
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Al in Dallas
• usage question re: "to obsess"
  • From: Sandman
• Re: "Rare as hen's teeth"?
  • From: Daniel al-Autistiqui
• Re: Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: pronunciation dictionary?
  • From: Alexei A. Frounze
• Re: Singular "they" [again} was re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Pimm's
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: 12:00
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: Linz
• Re: 12:00
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: What does "work your teeth off" mean?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: J.B. Pride
  • From: Young Sociolinguist
• Re: Freedom Fries and Rose of Muhammad
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: American sweets
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: and which
  • From: gfff
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: Al in Dallas
• Re: Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Regret the error
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: hi, I'm Fay
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Will
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: Does "wayward" equal to "have one's way?"
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: hi, I'm Fay
  • From: Ross
• Re: hi, I'm Fay
  • From: fay
• Re: hi, I'm Fay
  • From: izzy
• Re: Freedom Fries and Rose of Muhammad
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: What does "work your teeth off" mean?
  • From: jgh
• Re: Regret the error
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Regret the error
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: Regret the error
  • From: Will
• Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: Richard R. Hershberger
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Cooper wrong again
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Retype the long sentence to make it clear
  • From: Ross
• Re: Has Anyone Ever Been Scathed?
  • From: Linz
• Re: Regret the error
  • From: Will
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: What does "work your teeth off" mean?
  • From: Matthew Shepherd
• Re: Does "wayward" equal to "have one's way?"
  • From: Father Ignatius
• What does "work your teeth off" mean?
  • From: cyberdude
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Al in Dallas
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Does "wayward" equal to "have one's way?"
  • From: Judy
• Re: Freedom Fries and Rose of Muhammad
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Singular "they" [again} was re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Singular "they" [again} was re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Singular "they" [again} was re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Regret the error
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Retype the long sentence to make it clear
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Decade
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Lars Enderin
• Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Freedom Fries and Rose of Muhammad
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Lars Enderin
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Decade
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: Freedom Fries and Rose of Muhammad
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• hi, I'm Fay
  • From: fay
• Retype the long sentence to make it clear
  • From: Ross
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: pronunciation dictionary?
  • From: shymzk
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Pimm's
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Pimm's (was: shire-bred)
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: Freedom Fries and Rose of Muhammad
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: pronunciation dictionary?
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: pronunciation dictionary?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: a paragraph question
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Snow
  • From: Linz
• Re: Is this long sentence simple
  • From: Will
• Re: pronunciation dictionary?
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: a paragraph question
  • From: gilevgi
• Re: Singular "they" [again} was re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: a paragraph question
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: pronunciation dictionary?
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: 12:00
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: Is this long sentence simple
  • From: kenny
• Re: Caution might prevail until he was Sir Jerry
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Richard Maurer
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Not a non-terrorist
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Richard Maurer
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Pimm's
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: a paragraph question
  • From: garytee
• Is this long sentence simple
  • From: Ross
• Re: concluding process
  • From: Marek
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Pimm's
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: 12:00
  • From: Mike Barnes
• a paragraph question
  • From: gilevgi
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: Alan Jones
• pronunciation dictionary?
  • From: Alexei A. Frounze
• Re: Has anyone ever been scathed?
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Pointing out errors
  • From: CDB
• Cooper wrong again
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: CDB
• Re: OT: Greek Cursive
  • From: PR
• Re: Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: concluding process
  • From: TakenEvent
• Public toilet lines and etc. [was Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: concluding process
  • From: CDB
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: CDB
• Re: Caution might prevail until he was Sir Jerry
  • From: CDB
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Freedom Fries and Rose of Muhammad
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: Learner
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: He is a man ....
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: 12:00
  • From: Richard Maurer
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: sage
• Re: Singular "they" [again} was re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Pointing out errors
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Not a non-terrorist
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: sage
• Re: 12:00
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: He is a man ....
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Not a non-terrorist
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: "Of the first water"
  • From: sage
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: the ethology of blonde, brunette, and red-head
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: He is a man ....
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Richard Maurer
• Caution might prevail until he was Sir Jerry
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: He is a man ....
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: He is a man ....
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Shoot.
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: He is a man ....
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: He is a man ....
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Skitt
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: Learner
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: Learner
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: iwasaki
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: iwasaki
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: Learner
• Re: Decade
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: xerlome
• Re: Pimm's (was: shire-bred)
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
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• Re: to paste on the slap
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• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
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• Re: Pimm's
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• Re: Pimm's
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: American sweets
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• Re: He is a man ....
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: He is a man ....
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• Re: Bussing tables
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• Re: the ethology of blonde, brunette, and red-head
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• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
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• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Bussing tables
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• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
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• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: stand apart
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• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: He is a man ....
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• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
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• Re: Someone said, recently...
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• Re: What's with this rating thang?
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• concluding process
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• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Decade
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• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: The Macquarie initialisms
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• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices
  • From: Default User
• Re: Bussing tables
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• Re: Shoot.
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: He is a man ....
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: He is a man ....
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Benzy Shani
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Oliver Cromm
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
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• Regret the error
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• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Gary G. Taylor
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: He is a man ....
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Jonathan Morton
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: stand apart
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Singular "they" [again} was re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Jonathan Morton
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Default User
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: Jonathan Morton
• Re: stand apart
  • From: Reinhold (Rey) Aman
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Jonathan Morton
• Re: stand apart
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices
  • From: Gary G. Taylor
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: Gary G. Taylor
• Re: He is a man ....
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Jonathan Morton
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Pimm's
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Decade
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Pimm's (was: shire-bred)
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: the ethology of blonde, brunette, and red-head
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: Default User
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: What or which
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: the ethology of blonde, brunette, and red-head
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: What or which
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Pimm's (was: shire-bred)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Shoot.
  • From: Phonedude
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Shoot.
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: He is a man ....
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: American sweets
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Shoot.
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: the ethology of blonde, brunette, and red-head
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Decade
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: Phonedude
• Re: Decade
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: What or which
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: Phonedude
• Re: stand apart
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: What or which
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: What or which
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: Learner
• Singular "they" [again} was re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Shoot.
  • From: sage
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: Learner
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Shoot.
  • From: sage
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: "Rare as hen's teeth"?
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Pimm's
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: "Oy"? Boo!
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: Richard R. Hershberger
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Shoot.
  • From: sage
• Pimm's (was: shire-bred)
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: stand apart
  • From: Reinhold (Rey) Aman
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: He is a man ....
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Corb drum
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: Learner
• Re: Shoot.
  • From: irwell
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Reinhold (Rey) Aman
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: Phonedude
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: Decade
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: to paste on the slap
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: how to guess a unknown word
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
  • From: Mike Page
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Lozenge (was: pronounciation of "#".)
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Shortcuts [was: Re: The Macquarie initialisms]
  • From: CDB
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Will
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Skitt
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Default User
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Default User
• Re: Famous German brands
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: "Oy"? Boo!
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: "Oy"? Boo!
  • From: C. Jacob Underwood
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: Donna Richoux
• to paste on the slap
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• 12:00 (solved)
  • From: Frank Watzl
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: Tant qu'il fera jour
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Shoot.
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Shoot.
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: A Fine Collection of Colemanballs
  • From: Default User
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Decade
  • From: Phonedude
• Re: Decade
  • From: Phonedude
• Re: "bitching" [was:Re: Help: Poker English]
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Intro B: Useful Web Sites for AUE Participants
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: Corb drum
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Alec McKenzie
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• "bitching" [was:Re: Help: Poker English]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Famous German brands
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Decade
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Shortcuts [was: Re: The Macquarie initialisms]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: OY!
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Matthew Shepherd
• Re: "Rare as hen's teeth"?
  • From: Daniel al-Autistiqui
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: OY!
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: What or which
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: OY!
  • From: Josh Norther
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Shoot.
  • From: sage
• Re: shire-bred
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Corb drum
  • From: sage
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: The Macquarie initialisms
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: American sweets
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: 12:00
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: OY!
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Corb drum
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: the ethology of blonde, brunette, and red-head
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• shire-bred
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: American sweets
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Corb drum
  • From: sage
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Another e-mail sent to Salvatore
  • From: Daniel al-Autistiqui
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: sage
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: What or which
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: J.B. Pride
  • From: Josh Norther
• Re: J.B. Pride
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Shoot.
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: What or which
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: American sweets
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Shoot.
  • From: sage
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Decade
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: What or which
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Famous German brands
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Father Ignatius
• J.B. Pride
  • From: Young Sociolinguist
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: He is a man ....
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Decade
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: American sweets
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Al in Dallas
• Re: He is a man ....
  • From: Will
• Re: stand apart
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Gerry
• Re: Corb drum
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Famous German brands
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Famous German brands
  • From: John Dean
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Movie question
  • From: Linz
• Re: Decade
  • From: Philip Eden
• Re: the ethology of blonde, brunette, and red-head
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: What or which
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Decade
  • From: John Dean
• Re: What or which
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: American sweets
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: the ethology of blonde, brunette, and red-head
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Will
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Al in Dallas
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: Learner
• Re: What or which
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: He is a man ....
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Josh Norther
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: Learner
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: Learner
• Re: Corb drum
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: American sweets
  • From: R H Draney
• "Teens need educated..."
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Re: Corb drum
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Eggcorn or Illiteracy?
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Proposed New Words
  • From: Stewart Gordon
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: American sweets
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: 12:00
  • From: Stewart Gordon
• Re: A Fine Collection of Colemanballs
  • From: CDB
• Re: stand apart
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Corb drum
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: J. W. Love
• Proposed New Words
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: American sweets
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: OY!
  • From: Josh Norther
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: What or which
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Corb drum
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: how to guess a unknown word
  • From: CDB
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: American sweets
  • From: the Omrud
• He is a man ....
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: What or which
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: 12:00
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: What or which
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: What or which
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: A Fine Collection of Colemanballs
  • From: Philip Eden
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: stand apart
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Linz
• Re: "Oy"? Boo!
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Has anyone ever been scathed?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: stand apart
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
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• Re: What or which
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• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
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• Re: By any standards
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
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• Re: Decade
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• Re: stand apart
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• Re: how to guess a unknown word
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Decade
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• Re: Decade
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Decade
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• Re: Learning, part 1
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• Re: The Macquarie initialisms
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• Re: stand apart
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: stand apart
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• Re: The Macquarie initialisms
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• Re: American sweets
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• Re: American sweets
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• Re: stand apart
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• Re: Famous German brands
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• Re: A Heinlein quote
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• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
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• Re: The Macquarie initialisms
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• Re: American sweets
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• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: stand apart
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: American sweets
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• Re: A Fine Collection of Colemanballs
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• Re: stand apart
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• Re: American sweets
  • From: Default User
• Re: Decade
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• Re: American sweets
  • From: Default User
• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: Help: Poker English
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• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: American sweets
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: "Oy"? Boo!
  • From: Default User
• Re: Learning, part 1
  • From: Reinhold (Rey) Aman
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: What or which
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• Re: Learning, part 1
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• Re: By any standards
  • From: Risenape
• Re: Has Anyone Ever Been Scathed?
  • From: Al in Dallas
• Re: A Fine Collection of Colemanballs
  • From: CDB
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Reinhold (Rey) Aman
• Re: Learning, part 1
  • From: Liz
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Al in Dallas
• Re: origins of "jitwad"
  • From: CDB
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: A Fine Collection of Colemanballs
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: What or which
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: A Fine Collection of Colemanballs
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: What or which
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Al in Dallas
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Al in Dallas
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Al in Dallas
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: 12:00
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Butler in Right Royal Ruckus.
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: By any standards
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: how to guess a unknown word
  • From: CDB
• Re: Increase in granularity
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Eggcorn or Illiteracy?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Learning, part 1
  • From: Reinhold (Rey) Aman
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Decade
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: American sweets
  • From: iwasaki
• Re: What or which
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: What or which
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: origins of "jitwad"
  • From: kayak4pie
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Purl Gurl
• What or which
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: Indian English
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• Re: American sweets
  • From: iwasaki
• Re: Indian English
  • From: iwasaki
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: English syntax diagrams
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: a long sentence
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• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Help: Poker English
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• Shortcuts [was: Re: The Macquarie initialisms]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: The Macquarie initialisms
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Poker English
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
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• Re: Decade
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• Re: a great-room
  • From: DianeE
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: "I'll keep my ear peeled"
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Decade
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: a great-room
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Decade
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: Waterboarding (was: Flag-burning)
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: a great-room
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Waterboarding (was: Flag-burning)
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• Re: a great-room
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Increase in granularity
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: The Macquarie initialisms
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Decade
  • From: Philip Eden
• Re: Decade
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Decade
  • From: John Dean
• Re: American sweets
  • From: mUs1Ka
• Re: "Oy"? Boo!
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• The Macquarie initialisms
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: Robert Bannister
• spur of the moment [WAS: Learning, part 1]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: "Oy"? Boo!
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: Learner
• Re: "Oy"? Boo!
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: initialisms
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: Learning, part 1
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Decade
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Learning, part 1
  • From: Liz
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: initialisms
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Default User
• Re: stand apart
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: "the also specified key"
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• Re: initialisms
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: a great-room
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Jordan Abel
• Re: initialisms
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: 12:00
  • From: Frank Watzl
• Re: "Oy"? Boo!
  • From: Default User
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: initialisms
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Skitt
• Re: English food (was Re: American sweets
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: 12:00
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• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: a great-room
  • From: DianeE
• Re: Decade
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Skitt
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: So back on topic... what is this called? WAS OT: Why does this work?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: initialisms
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: how to guess a unknown word
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Decade
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Decade
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Decade
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Decade
  • From: Skitt
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Decade
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Skitt
• Re: By any standards
  • From: D|Maxxx
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Decade
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Has Anyone Ever Been Scathed?
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Decade
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Decade
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: 12:00
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Decade
  • From: Claude Weil
• Re: Decade
  • From: Claude Weil
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Decade
  • From: Stephen Calder
• English food (was Re: American sweets
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Decade
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Decade
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Decade
  • From: Claude Weil
• Re: Decade
  • From: Claude Weil
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Decade
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: how to guess a unknown word
  • From: Fred
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: how to guess a unknown word
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: "Oy"? Boo!
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: By any standards
  • From: Jonathan Morton
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: Jonathan Morton
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: "Oy"? Boo!
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "Oy"? Boo!
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Eggcorn or Illiteracy?
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: 12:00
  • From: john2
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: American sweets
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: By any standards
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: a great-room
  • From: Marc Dashevsky
• Re: American sweets
  • From: William
• Re: What does it mean -"Attorney Docket"?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• initialisms
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: a great-room
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: American sweets
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Donna Richoux
• "Oy"? Boo!
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• 12:00
  • From: Frank Watzl
• Re: American sweets
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: Eggcorn or Illiteracy?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Eggcorn or Illiteracy?
  • From: R J Valentine
• Corrigendum [was: Re: Formant analysis of "She can do it too" [was: <someting else>]]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: By any standards
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: History of Fortune Cookies (was: American sweets)
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: a great-room
  • From: Jonathan Morton
• pronounciation of Eustache
  • From: Tant qu'il fera jour
• Re: So back on topic... what is this called? WAS OT: Why does this work?
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?
  • From: Jonathan Morton
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Formant analysis of "She can do it too" [was: <someting else>]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Snow
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Eggcorn or Illiteracy?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: American sweets
  • From: CDB
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: American sweets
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: how to guess a unknown word
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: American sweets
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Decade
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: American sweets
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Decade
  • From: CDB
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Has Anyone Ever Been Scathed?
  • From: Armond Perretta
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Eggcorn or Illiteracy?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: R H Draney
• History of Fortune Cookies (was: American sweets)
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Kane
• Re: American sweets
  • From: ray o'hara
• Re: Poker English
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Kane
• Re: Poker English
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• What does it mean -"Attorney Docket"?
  • From: UT
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Flag-burning
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Poker English
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: Judy
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: So back on topic... what is this called? WAS OT: Why does this work?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Help: Poker English
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Butler in Right Royal Ruckus.
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Wood Avens
• Help: Poker English
  • From: Kane
• Re: Decade
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: how to guess a unknown word
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: how to guess a unknown word
  • From: sunglo
• Re: Decade
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• how to guess a unknown word
  • From: peng
• Re: Decade
  • From: D|Maxxx
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: OY!
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Decade
  • From: Claude Weil
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: could someone show me the difference between relation and relationship ?
  • From: Kane
• Re: stand apart
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: how to guess a unknown word
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: "I'll keep my ear peeled"
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: how to guess a unknown word
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Decade
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: American sweets
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: So back on topic... what is this called? WAS OT: Why does this work?
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: Decade
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: stand apart
  • From: the Omrud
• Kleenex, Kleenices [was Re: Urban Coyotes]
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: So back on topic... what is this called? WAS OT: Why does this work?
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Decade
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Decade
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Mendacity [was: Re: Foolish, foolish Valentine [was: Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]]]
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: how to guess a unknown word
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: A Fine Collection of Colemanballs
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: how to guess a unknown word
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: the Omrud
• stand apart
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Decade
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Formant analysis of "She can do it too" [was: <someting else>]
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Decade
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Decade
  • From: D|Maxxx
• Re: Decade
  • From: Philip Eden
• Re: Decade
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: Utah words [was: Re: Could anyone introduce some American Accent Learning sites to me?]
  • From: CDB
• Re: Utah words [was: Re: Could anyone introduce some American Accent Learning sites to me?]
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Word not in dictionary
  • From: CDB
• By any standards
  • From: D|Maxxx
• Re: Word not in dictionary
  • From: CDB
• Re: Indian English
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: English syntax diagrams
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• Re: American sweets
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• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
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• Re: Utah words [was: Re: Could anyone introduce some American Accent Learning sites to me?]
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• Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: Bussing tables
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• Education [was: lots of other topics]
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• Re: Decade
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• Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]
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• Re: Bussing tables
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• Re: Bussing tables
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• Re: Decade
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• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
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• Re: Butler in Right Royal Ruckus.
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: Bussing tables
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• Re: American sweets
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• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
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• Re: Utah words [was: Re: Could anyone introduce some American Accent Learning sites to me?]
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
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• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
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• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
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• Re: Bussing tables
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: Bussing tables
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• Re: Word not in dictionary
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• Re: Bussing tables
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• Re: Decade
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• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
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• Re: Bussing tables
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• Decade
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• Re: Bussing tables
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• Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]
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• Re: Mendacity [was: Re: Foolish, foolish Valentine [was: Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]]]
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• Re: Word not in dictionary
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• Re: Formant analysis of "She can do it too" [was: <someting else>]
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• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
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• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
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• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
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• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
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• Re: English syntax diagrams
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• Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?
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• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
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• Re: American sweets
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• English syntax diagrams
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• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
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• Re: American sweets
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• Re: "a" or "an" before "h----"
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• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: Word not in dictionary
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• Re: Word not in dictionary
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: Pronunciation of 'sixth'
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• Has anyone ever been scathed?
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• Re: Word not in dictionary
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• Re: Snow
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: Perfect Rhyme, Full Rhyme, True Rhyme (Was Re: Pronunciation of 'sixth')
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• Re: Alternate wording
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• Re: could someone show me the difference between relation and relationship ?
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• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: "I'll keep my ear peeled"
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• Re: Mendacity [was: Re: Foolish, foolish Valentine [was: Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]]]
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• Re: Snow
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• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
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• Re: "I'll keep my ear peeled"
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: "I'll keep my ear peeled"
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• "I'll keep my ear peeled"
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: hung/hanged
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• Re: Quick question for Donna.
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• Re: could someone show me the difference between relation and relationship ?
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: hung/hanged
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• hung/hanged
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
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• Re: Word not in dictionary
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: a great-room
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• Re: "the also specified key"
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• Re: Could anyone introduce some American Accent Learning sites to me?
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• Re: Word not in dictionary
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• Re: a great-room
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• Re: Snow
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: So back on topic... what is this called? WAS OT: Why does this work?
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: could someone show me the difference between relation and relationship ?
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• Re: Butler in Right Royal Ruckus.
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• Re: How to Write about Africa
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• Re: Flag-burning
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• Re: Dark Ages [WAS: Prep school]
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• Re: Dark Ages [WAS: Prep school]
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
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• Re: vegetable pronounced as /'ve.dZI.t@bl/
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• Re: OY!
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• Re: So back on topic... what is this called? WAS OT: Why does this work?
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• Re: News Headlines
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• Re: wanted: gulliver's travels illustrations
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• Re: OY!
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• Re: Quick question for Donna.
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• News Headlines
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• Re: wanted: gulliver's travels illustrations
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• Re: patronize
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: OT: Greek Cursive
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
  • From: izzy
• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
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• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
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• Re: "Rare as hen's teeth"?
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• Re: a great-room
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• OT: Greek Cursive
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: could someone show me the difference between relation and relationship ?
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• Re: "the also specified key"
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: vegetable pronounced as /'ve.dZI.t@bl/
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Snow
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• Re: a great-room
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• Re: Quick question for Donna.
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• Re: a great-room
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• Re: patronize
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• Re: Pronunciation of 'sixth'
  • From: Jonathan Morton
• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
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• Re: could someone show me the difference between relation and relationship ?
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: could someone show me the difference between relation and relationship ?
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• Re: Pronunciation of 'sixth'
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• Re: ENGLISH!
  • From: Jordan Abel
• Re: could someone show me the difference between relation and relationship ?
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• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: could someone show me the difference between relation and relationship ?
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• Intro A: Welcome to AUE and Guidelines for Posting
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• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
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• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
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• Re: patronize
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: Famous German brands
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• Re: Dark Ages [WAS: Prep school]
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• Re: a great-room
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• Re: Skunking: hemispherical vs. semicircular
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• Re: a great-room
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• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
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• Re: a great-room
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• Re: Snow
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• Re: patronize
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• Re: Learning, part 1
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• Re: Perfect Rhyme, Full Rhyme, True Rhyme (Was Re: Pronunciation of 'sixth')
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• Re: Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
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• Re: "the also specified key"
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• Re: Butler in Right Royal Ruckus.
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• Re: a great-room
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• Re: a great-room
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• Re: a great-room
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• Re: A Heinlein quote
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• Utah words [was: Re: Could anyone introduce some American Accent Learning sites to me?]
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• Re: Butler in Right Royal Ruckus.
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• Re: "Of the first water"
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• Re: So-called rules
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: I was absolutely thrown through a loop.
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: Distinguish "Once" from "One time"
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• Re: Mickwick capers?
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• Re: How to Write about Africa
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• Re: How to Write about Africa
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: Could anyone introduce some American Accent Learning sites to me?
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• Re: a great-room
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• Re: origins of "jitwad"
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• Octave and Semitone (Re: Why)
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• Re: Dark Ages [WAS: Prep school]
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
  • From: CDB
• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: OY!
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: a great-room
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• Re: Narcissism
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• Re: a great-room
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: could someone show me the difference between relation and relationship ?
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• Re: a great-room
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: "the also specified key"
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: Perfect Rhyme, Full Rhyme, True Rhyme (Was Re: Pronunciation of 'sixth')
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
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• Re: could someone show me the difference between relation and relationship ?
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: could someone show me the difference between relation and relationship ?
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• Re: "the also specified key"
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: Could anyone introduce some American Accent Learning sites to me?
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• Re: a great-room
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• Re: vegetable pronounced as /'ve.dZI.t@bl/
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• a great-room
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• Re: Formant analysis of "She can do it too" [was: <someting else>]
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• Re: Word not in dictionary
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: Word not in dictionary
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• Re: Dark Ages [WAS: Prep school]
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• Re: Could anyone introduce some American Accent Learning sites to me?
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• Re: could someone show me the difference between relation and relationship ?
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
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• Re: Butler in Right Royal Ruckus.
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• Re: Could anyone introduce some American Accent Learning sites to me?
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• OY!
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• Re: Could anyone introduce some American Accent Learning sites to me?
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• Re: Apparently, this 'so-called' no longer is
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• Re: Dark Ages [WAS: Prep school]
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• Re: vegetable pronounced as /'ve.dZI.t@bl/
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: Prep school
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• Re: I was absolutely thrown through a loop.
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• Re: Formant analysis of "She can do it too" [was: <someting else>]
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• I was absolutely thrown through a loop.
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• Re: could someone show me the difference between relation and relationship ?
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• Re: Formant analysis of "She can do it too" [was: <someting else>]
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• Re: could someone show me the difference between relation and relationship ?
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: vegetable pronounced as /'ve.dZI.t@bl/
  • From: zbihniew
• Re: Word not in dictionary
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• Re: patronize
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• Re: patronize
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• Re: What's with this rating thang?
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• Re: Butler in Right Royal Ruckus.
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• Re: Butler in Right Royal Ruckus.
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Butler in Right Royal Ruckus.
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: vegetable pronounced as /'ve.dZI.t@bl/
  • From: zbihniew
• Re: Flag-burning
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• Re: Skunking: hemispherical vs. semicircular
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• Re: What's with this rating thang?
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• Re: Attitudes Towards Savoury Pies
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• Re: could someone show me the difference between relation and relationship ?
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• Re: going to go
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• Narcissism
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• Re: what is the difference between the sentences having a word 'have' and not having it?
  • From: Jonathan Morton
• Re: ENGLISH!
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• Re: A Heinlein quote
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• Re: Word not in dictionary
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• Re: Learning, part 1
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• Re: Snow
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
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• Re: Shoot.
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• Re: Shoot.
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
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• Re: Mickwick capers?
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• could someone show me the difference between relation and relationship ?
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• Re: Could anyone introduce some American Accent Learning sites to me?
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• Re: Quick question for Donna.
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• Re: OVER
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: Could anyone introduce some American Accent Learning sites to me?
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]
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• Re: Quick question for Donna.
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• Re: Could anyone introduce some American Accent Learning sites to me?
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• Re: Quick question for Donna.
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• Re: Snow
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• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
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• Re: Apparently, this 'so-called' no longer is
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• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
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• Re: How to Write about Africa
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• Re: Shoot.
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• Re: OVER
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• Re: Tweedledum and Tweedledee [WAS: what word is omitted in this sentence?]
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• Re: Usage of prefixes and suffixes
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• Re: yardstick
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• OVER
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• Re: Usage of prefixes and suffixes
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• Re: Snow
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• Re: Return of the ablative absolute (was Word order when both direct and indirect object are personal pronouns)
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• Re: Return of the ablative absolute (was Word order when both direct and indirect object are personal pronouns)
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• Re: Mickwick capers?
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• Re: Quick question for Donna.
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• Re: Unofficial report on Cheltenham minib*ink
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• Re: Impunity vs Immunity
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• Re: I need help to explain a question to my daughter
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• Re: 'Got' in passive voice: Okay, or non-standard?
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: pronounciation of "#".
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• Re: Foolish, foolish Valentine [was: Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]]
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• Re: Snow
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• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
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• Re: Prep school
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: pronounciation of "#".
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• Re: 'Got' in passive voice: Okay, or non-standard?
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• Re: How to Write about Africa
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• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
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• Foolish, foolish Valentine [was: Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]]
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• Re: Apparently, this 'so-called' no longer is
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: Quick question for Donna.
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Coopper humor [was: Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Shoot.
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Shortenings
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• Re: Maths / Math
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Apparently, this 'so-called' no longer is
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• Re: Prep school
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• Re: Capitalize all one-letter contractions?
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• Re: Maths / Math
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Capitalize all one-letter contractions?
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Al in Dallas
• Re: Unofficial report on Cheltenham minib*ink
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• Re: Return of the ablative absolute (was Word order when both direct and indirect object are personal pronouns)
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Al in Dallas
• Re: Quick question for Donna.
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• Re: Return of the ablative absolute (was Word order when both direct and indirect object are personal pronouns)
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• Re: Overheard in a restaurant
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• Re: Shoot.
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• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
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• Re: Shortenings (was: Maths / Math)
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• Re: Alternate wording
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• Re: Shortenings
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• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
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• Return of the ablative absolute (was Word order when both direct and indirect object are personal pronouns)
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
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• Re: Word order when both direct and indirect object are personal pronouns
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• Re: Maths / Math
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• Re: Snow
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Prep school
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• Re: "Of the first water"
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• Re: Mickwick capers?
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Prep school
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• Re: Mickwick capers?
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
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• Re: "Of the first water"
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• Re: Word order when both direct and indirect object are personal pronouns
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• Re: Pronunciation of 'Tassie'
  • From: CDB
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Snow
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• Re: Alternate wording
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Quick question for Donna.
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Distinguish "Once" from "One time"
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Shoot.
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• Re: Shoot.
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• Re: Increase in granularity
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• Re: Increase in granularity
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• Re: Hitler elected?
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• Re: Shortenings (was: Maths / Math)
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• Re: Quick question for Donna.
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• Re: Quick question for Donna.
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• Re: Pronunciation of 'Tassie'
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Pooh [Was:Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?]
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• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
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• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
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• Re: Bodge [was: Bussing tables]
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• Re: "Rare as hen's teeth"?
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: "a substantial amount of money" what does it mean?
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Hitler elected?
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: How to Write about Africa
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Default User
• Re: Prep school
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• Re: Maths / Math
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• OT: Quick question for Donna.
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• Re: "Of the first water"
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Overheard in a restaurant
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• Re: The semicolon is alive and well
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• Re: Shortenings
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: "a substantial amount of money" what does it mean?
  • From: Mike Page
• Re: Ha ha, I find a humorous joke site, it is recommended to everyone, very good http://www. 3800c. cn/ejokes
  • From: Fred
• Re: Mickwick capers?
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: The semicolon is alive and well
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• Re: Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Maths / Math
  • From: Jonathan Morton
• Re: Distinguish "Once" from "One time"
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Alternate wording
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: The semicolon is alive and well
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• Re: Maths / Math
  • From: Alec McKenzie
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: The semicolon is alive and well
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Mickwick capers?
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: How to Write about Africa
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• Re: How to Write about Africa
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• Re: OT: Greatest living Englishman [Was Re: OT: Relax! It's already hopeless.]
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• Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Coopper humor [was: Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]]
  • From: R H Draney
• Word order when both direct and indirect object are personal pronouns
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Coopper humor [was: Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]]
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• Re: The semicolon is alive and well
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: Distinguish "Once" from "One time"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: The semicolon is alive and well
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: English pronunciation by Russian Speaker
  • From: A.
• Re: Prep school
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• Re: Alternate wording
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• Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Maths / Math
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Skitt
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Alternate wording
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• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Distinguish "Once" from "One time"
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Coopper humor [was: Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Urban Coyotes (was Re: ankle biting chihuahua)
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Shoot.
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Could anyone introduce some American Accent Learning sites to me?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Apparently, this 'so-called' no longer is
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• Re: Could anyone introduce some American Accent Learning sites to me?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Shortenings (was: Maths / Math)
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: A Heinlein quote
  • From: Phonedude
• Intro G: Where is the FAQ?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: [Help] I can't really understand this sentence.
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Coopper humor [was: Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Shoot.
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
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• Re: Increase in granularity
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• Re: Apparently, this 'so-called' no longer is
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• Re: I need help to explain a question to my daughter
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• Re: Hitler elected?
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• Re: Distinguish "Once" from "One time"
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• Re: "a substantial amount of money" what does it mean?
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• Re: Maths / Math
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• Re: "Of the first water"
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• Re: Hitler elected?
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• Re: I need help to explain a question to my daughter
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• Re: So-called rules
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• Could anyone introduce some American Accent Learning sites to me?
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• Re: Yo Salvatore, please read and answer my e-mails!
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• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
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• Re: Could anyone introduce some American Accent Learning sites to me?
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• Could anyone introduce some American Accent Learning sites to me?
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• Re: Increase in granularity
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• Shoot.
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• Re: Time & Provinces
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
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• Re: Yo Salvatore, please read and answer my e-mails!
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• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
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• Re: Diagramming sentences
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• Re: [Help] I can't really understand this sentence.
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• Re: sentence completeness
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• Re: yardstick
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• Re: Yo Salvatore, please read and answer my e-mails! (was: Re: Update on definition of "the Peninsula")
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• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
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• Re: "Of the first water"
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• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
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• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
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• Re: "a substantial amount of money" what does it mean?
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• Re: [Help] I can't really understand this sentence.
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• Re: "Its" and "It's" - English's Own "Rule"?
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• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
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• Re: morosely for morbidly
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• Re: Pronunciation of 'Tassie'
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• Re: A Heinlein quote
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• Re: Ha ha, I find a humorous joke site, it is recommended to everyone, very good http://www. 3800c. cn/ejokes
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• Re: Pronunciation of 'Tassie'
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• Re: "Of the first water"
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• Re: I need help to explain a question to my daughter
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• Re: [Help] I can't really understand this sentence.
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• Re: Maths / Math
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• Re: morosely for morbidly
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• [Help] I can't really understand this sentence.
  • From: Judy
• [Help] I can't really understand this sentence.
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• Re: "Give it rice"
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• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
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• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
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• Re: How to Write about Africa
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: I need help to explain a question to my daughter
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• Re: I need help to explain a question to my daughter
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• Re: Pronunciation of 'Kensington' (BrE)
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• Re: Apparently, this 'so-called' no longer is
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• Re: Erosion of/through a graveyard definition
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: CDB
• Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]
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• Re: Pronunciation of 'Tassie'
  • From: CDB
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: iwasaki
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: morosely for morbidly
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• Re: "Of the first water"
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Maths / Math
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• So back on topic... what is this called? WAS OT: Why does this work?
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• Re: morosely for morbidly
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: I need help to explain a question to my daughter
  • From: Will
• Re: I need help to explain a question to my daughter
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• Re: Pronunciation of 'Tassie'
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Kensington' (BrE)
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• Re: Pronunciation of 'Kensington' (BrE)
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• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Maths / Math
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: movie dialogue before its time
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• Re: I need help to explain a question to my daughter
  • From: Risenape
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Tassie'
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: "Of the first water"
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Tassie'
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Tassie'
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Tassie'
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: "Of the first water"
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: "a substantial amount of money" what does it mean?
  • From: westprog
• Ha ha, I find a humorous joke site, it is recommended to everyone, very good http://www. 3800c. cn/ejokes
  • From: wqivblpk1
• Re: "Of the first water"
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: "Of the first water"
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Maths / Math
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: "Of the first water"
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Maths / Math
  • From: Ian Noble
• Re: "a substantial amount of money" what does it mean?
  • From: Ian Noble
• Re: The word escapes me
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• Re: The word escapes me
  • From: Peter Moylan
• "Of the first water"
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• Re: I need help to explain a question to my daughter
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• Re: So-called rules
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• Re: 'Got' in passive voice: Okay, or non-standard?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Capitalize all one-letter contractions?
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: A Heinlein quote
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Snow
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Snow
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Apparently, this 'so-called' no longer is
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• Re: "a substantial amount of money" what does it mean?
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: "a substantial amount of money" what does it mean?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Distinguish "Once" from "One time"
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Maths / Math
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: State Of The Illiteracy
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• Re: Pronunciation of 'Tassie'
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Apparently, this 'so-called' no longer is
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: sentence completeness
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Tassie'
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: "a substantial amount of money" what does it mean?
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Distinguish "Once" from "One time"
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Distinguish "Once" from "One time"
  • From: Stuart Chapman
• Apparently, this 'so-called' no longer is
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• Re: Pronunciation of 'Tassie'
  • From: Stuart Chapman
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Tassie'
  • From: Stuart Chapman
• Re: New Macquarie Dictionary (and button pushing)
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• Re: Maths / Math
  • From: thirty-seven
• Re: "a substantial amount of money" what does it mean?
  • From: Stuart Chapman
• Re: What's with this rating thang?
  • From: xerlome
• Maths / Math
  • From: Stuart Chapman
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Tassie'
  • From: mb
• Re: "a substantial amount of money" what does it mean?
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: movie dialogue before its time
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Kensington' (BrE)
  • From: R H Draney
• "a substantial amount of money" what does it mean?
  • From: ZhangJunjing
• Distinguish "Once" from "One time"
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• Re: So-called rules
  • From: Claude Weil
• Re: I need help to explain a question to my daughter
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• Re: I need help to explain a question to my daughter
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: A Fine Collection of Colemanballs
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• Re: I need help to explain a question to my daughter
  • From: CDB
• I need help to explain a question to my daughter
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• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
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• Re: Pronunciation of 'Tassie'
  • From: Risenape
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Kensington' (BrE)
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• Re: Pronunciation of 'Kensington' (BrE)
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: So-called rules
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• Re: Pronunciation of 'Tassie'
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
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• Re: A Fine Collection of Colemanballs
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: "Rare as hen's teeth"?
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• Re: So-called rules
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: OT: Why does this work?
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: The semicolon is alive and well
  • From: CDB
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
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• Re: 'Got' in passive voice: Okay, or non-standard?
  • From: Steve MacGregor
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
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• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: pronounciation of "#".
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• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Alan
• Re: Prep school
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• Re: Time & Provinces
  • From: Richard Maurer
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Jordan Abel
• Re: State Of The Illiteracy
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: How to Write about Africa
  • From: izzy
• Re: OT: Why does this work?
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: OT: Why does this work?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Theodore Heise
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Per Rønne
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Per Rønne
• Re: movie dialogue before its time
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: English pronunciation by Russian Speaker
  • From: Peter Moylan
• OT: Why does this work?
  • From: Dena Jo
• Well out of it
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: pronounciation of "#".
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: An english tense question
  • From: Joe Fineman
• Re: Flag-burning
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: William
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Alan
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Foolish Valentine [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: sentence completeness
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Kensington' (BrE)
  • From: DianeE
• An english tense question
  • From: Kasparov
• How to Write about Africa
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Unofficial report on Cheltenham minib*ink
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Coprorate-speak
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Richard Wright
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Kensington' (BrE)
  • From: William
• Re: Erosion of/through a graveyard definition
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Kensington' (BrE)
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Alan
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: John Dean
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Don Aitken
• Erosion of/through a graveyard definition
  • From: sayyid
• Unofficial report on Cheltenham minib*ink
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Tassie'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: [FITW] blamming
  • From: Michael Hamm
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Al in Dallas
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: "Rare as hen's teeth"?
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Pooh [Was:Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Two-/3rds
  • From: Dick Chambers
• Re: OT: Relax! It's already hopeless.
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Kensington' (BrE)
  • From: Jonathan Morton
• Re: Capitalize all one-letter contractions?
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Generic term for all Christian holy men
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: English genitive
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• OT: Greatest living Englishman [Was Re: OT: Relax! It's already hopeless.]
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Bodge [was: Bussing tables]
  • From: Mike Page
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Kensington' (BrE)
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: Default User
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Laura
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Kensington' (BrE)
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: OT: Relax! It's already hopeless.
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Default User
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Default User
• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Something to make you twitch.
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Around the World/Round the World [WAS: Change from 'you' to 'ya']
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: origins of "jitwad"
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Change from 'you' to 'ya'
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: A Latvian sports announcer in Indiana?
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Coprorate-speak
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: The semicolon is alive and well
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: "Rare as hen's teeth"?
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: Bodge [was: Bussing tables]
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: Pooh [Was:Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?]
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: Yo Salvatore, please read and answer my e-mails! (was: Re: Update on definition of "the Peninsula")
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Pooh [Was:Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?]
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: The semicolon is alive and well
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Kensington' (BrE)
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Kensington' (BrE)
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: Capitalize all one-letter contractions?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Hook Up Means Have Sex
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Time & Provinces
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Laura F Spira
• "Rare as hen's teeth"?
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Laura F Spira
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Richard Wright
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Armond Perretta
• Re: origins of "jitwad"
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Capitalize all one-letter contractions?
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: English pronunciation by Russian Speaker
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: The semicolon is alive and well
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: a grammar question
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Capitalize all one-letter contractions?
  • From: Lanarcam
• Re: pronounciation of "#".
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: Update on definition of "the Peninsula"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Kensington' (BrE)
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Kensington' (BrE)
  • From: Ross Howard
• Yo Salvatore, please read and answer my e-mails! (was: Re: Update on definition of "the Peninsula")
  • From: Daniel al-Autistiqui
• Re: The semicolon is alive and well
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: English genitive
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Capitalize all one-letter contractions?
  • From: Isabelle Cecchini
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: a grammar question
  • From: Adrian Bailey
• origins of "jitwad"
  • From: kayak4pie
• Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Pooh [Was:Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?]
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Hook Up Means Have Sex
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Skitt
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: 'Got' in passive voice: Okay, or non-standard?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Time & Provinces
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Kensington' (BrE)
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Kensington' (BrE)
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Pronunciation of 'Kensington' (BrE)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: William
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Armond Perretta
• Re: Generic term for all Christian holy men
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Real (non-Cooperistic) humor [was: Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: A Fine Collection of Colemanballs
  • From: Daniel al-Autistiqui
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Al in Dallas
• Re: Bodge [was: Bussing tables]
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Pronunciation of 'Kensington' (BrE)
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: iwasaki
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Pooh [Was:Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?]
  • From: CDB
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: Claude Weil
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: irwell
• Re: The semicolon is alive and well
  • From: CDB
• Re: Generic term for all Christian holy men
  • From: Richard R. Hershberger
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: John Dean
• Re: 'Got' in passive voice: Okay, or non-standard?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: a grammar question
  • From: gilevgi
• Re: Bodge [was: Bussing tables]
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Laura
• Re: another guess sort
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: The semicolon is alive and well
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Pronunciation of [A.] [was: Re: American o]
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: sentence question again
  • From: Marc Dashevsky
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: Two-/3rds
  • From: Steve MacGregor
• Re: Pooh [Was:Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?]
  • From: Linz
• Re: 'Got' in passive voice: Okay, or non-standard?
  • From: Steve MacGregor
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Chris Malcolm
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Bodge [was: Bussing tables]
  • From: Mike Page
• Re: sentence question again
  • From: Ross
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Mike Page
• Re: Hook Up Means Have Sex
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'Got' in passive voice: Okay, or non-standard?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Update on definition of "the Peninsula"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Time & Provinces
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Generic term for all Christian holy men
  • From: Ian Noble
• Re: a grammar question
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: a grammar question
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: The semicolon is alive and well
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: sentence question again
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Generic term for all Christian holy men
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: English genitive
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Origin of "Fire bad!"
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Two-/3rds
  • From: Stewart Gordon
• Re: English genitive
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: A bit of a drop.
  • From: Mike Page
• Re: 'Got' in passive voice: Okay, or non-standard?
  • From: izzy
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: Nate Branscom
• Re: a grammar question
  • From: Daniel Damouth
• Re: a grammar question
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: Generic term for all Christian holy men
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: Linz
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Linz
• Re: 'If,' 'would,' 'had,' and such matters
  • From: Linz
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Linz
• Re: Pooh [Was:Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?]
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: pronounciation of "#".
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Per Rønne
• Re: Coprorate-speak
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Lars Enderin
• a grammar question
  • From: gilevgi
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: kenny
• The semicolon is alive and well
  • From: Father Ignatius
• sentence question again
  • From: Ross
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: Claude Weil
• Re: What's with this rating thang?
  • From: xerlome
• Re: New Macquarie Dictionary (and button pushing)
  • From: xerlome
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Gary G. Taylor
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Gary G. Taylor
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Per Rønne
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: [FITW] blamming
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: Prep school
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Per Rønne
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: cbstewart3rd
• Re: Time & Provinces
  • From: Al in Dallas
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: Nate Branscom
• Re: Pooh [Was:Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?]
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: English pronunciation by Russian Speaker
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Steve Hayes
• History of the use of "roger" in radio communication
  • From: The Other Fran
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: [FITW] blamming
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: A new take on "allegedly"
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Al in Dallas
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Al in Dallas
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: A were-or-was question
  • From: Al in Dallas
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Josh Norther
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Jordan Abel
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Jordan Abel
• Re: Hook Up Means Have Sex
  • From: Andrew Usher
• Re: Time & Provinces
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: pronounciation of "#".
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: 'Got' in passive voice: Okay, or non-standard?
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: pronounciation of "#".
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Pu-lease help me
  • From: Nate Branscom
• 'Got' in passive voice: Okay, or non-standard?
  • From: Roy Fenimore
• Re: A Fine Collection of Colemanballs
  • From: CDB
• Re: Time & Provinces
  • From: PR
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: ley [WAS: Yahoo lays an egg]
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Origin of "Fire bad!"
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Hook Up Means Have Sex
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: Pooh [Was:Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?]
  • From: CDB
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Generic term for all Christian holy men
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Per Rønne
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Per Rønne
• Re: Coprorate-speak
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Literature authors with similar styles
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Literature authors with similar styles
  • From: Al in Dallas
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Generic term for all Christian holy men
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Coprorate-speak
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: ley [WAS: Yahoo lays an egg]
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Selling cabbages in the power station.
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: Hook Up Means Have Sex
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: so-called
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Oliver Cromm
• Re: 'If,' 'would,' 'had,' and such matters
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Oliver Cromm
• Re: Literature authors with similar styles
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Literature authors with similar styles
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Literature authors with similar styles
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Selling cabbages in the power station.
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Coprorate-speak
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Pooh [Was:Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Intro F: Contents of AUE FAQ and FAQ Supplement
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: Coprorate-speak
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Skitt
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Something to make you twitch.
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• ley [WAS: Yahoo lays an egg]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Hook Up Means Have Sex
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: A Fine Collection of Colemanballs
  • From: mUs1Ka
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Hook Up Means Have Sex
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Tweedledum and Tweedledee [WAS: what word is omitted in this sentence?]
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Tense movie review
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: what word is omitted in this sentence?
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Two-/3rds
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Tense movie review
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: A new take on "allegedly"
  • From: Adrian Bailey
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: stranger in a strange land, ger hayiti b'eretz navriyah
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Default User
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: so-called
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Two-/3rds
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Richard Wright
• Re: Tense movie review
  • From: hdhdhd123
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: CDB
• Re: Generic term for all Christian holy men
  • From: Richard R. Hershberger
• Re: Two-/3rds
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Two-/3rds
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: A Fine Collection of Colemanballs
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: A Fine Collection of Colemanballs
  • From: CDB
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: Hook Up Means Have Sex
  • From: irwell
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Generic term for all Christian holy men
  • From: JF
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: Generic term for all Christian holy men
  • From: Young Sociolinguist
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: Generic term for all Christian holy men
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: A bit of a drop.
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "Gosh darn it": strictly Okie?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Generic term for all Christian holy men
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Hook Up Means Have Sex
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Matthew Shepherd
• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: A new take on "allegedly"
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Two-/3rds
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Generic term for all Christian holy men
  • From: Wordsmith
• Re: Selling cabbages in the power station.
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: A Fine Collection of Colemanballs
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Generic term for all Christian holy men
  • From: JF
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Al in Dallas
• Re: A Fine Collection of Colemanballs
  • From: CDB
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: CDB
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: JF
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Two-/3rds
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Pu-lease help me
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Matthew Shepherd
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Two-/3rds
  • From: Michael Hamm
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Pu-lease help me
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Pu-lease help me
  • From: Michael Hamm
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Colum Mylod
• Re: Selling cabbages in the power station.
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Literature authors with similar styles
  • From: JF
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: JF
• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: Brian Wickham
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: JF
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Two-/3rds
  • From: Dick Chambers
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: CDB
• Re: Selling cabbages in the power station.
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Literature authors with similar styles
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Pu-lease help me
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Two-/3rds
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Two-/3rds
  • From: Stewart Gordon
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Pierre Jelenc
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Generic term for all Christian holy men
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: A bit of a drop.
  • From: Dick Chambers
• Re: A new take on "allegedly"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Alec McKenzie
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: CDB
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Matthew Shepherd
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: so-called
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: A bit of a drop.
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: CDB
• Re: A new take on "allegedly"
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: A bit of a drop.
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Generic term for all Christian holy men
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: stranger in a strange land, ger hayiti b'eretz navriyah (was: Re: Heinlein)
  • From: Daniel al-Autistiqui
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: JF
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Father Ignatius
• A bit of a drop.
  • From: irwell
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Linz
• [FITW] blamming
  • From: Michael Hamm
• Re: A were-or-was question
  • From: Linz
• Re: so-called
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: A Fine Collection of Colemanballs
  • From: Daniel al-Autistiqui
• Re: Something to make you twitch.
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Generic term for all Christian holy men
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: Linz
• Re: A new take on "allegedly"
  • From: Risenape
• Generic term for all Christian holy men
  • From: Matthew Shepherd
• Re: Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Joe or Bob is/are coming over
  • From: Matthew Shepherd
• Re: Churchill On Suppositories
  • From: Bob Martin
• Re: so-called
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Mark Browne
• Re: Pu-lease help me
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Pu-lease help me
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Hairy Lethal
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: A new take on "allegedly"
  • From: Alec McKenzie
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Matthew Shepherd
• Tweedledum and Tweedledee [WAS: what word is omitted in this sentence?]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Prep school
  • From: jgandalf
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Pu-lease help me
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: so-called
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Prep school
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Linz
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: sentence completeness 2
  • From: Linz
• Re: sentence completeness 2
  • From: Ross
• Re: A new take on "allegedly"
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: "Give it rice"
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: what word is omitted in this sentence?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Time & Provinces
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: Hyphens
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• "Give it rice"
  • From: Hairy Lethal
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: A new take on "allegedly"
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: A new take on "allegedly"
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: A new take on "allegedly"
  • From: Alec McKenzie
• Re: A were-or-was question
  • From: Ian Noble
• Re: so-called
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: so-called
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: 'If,' 'would,' 'had,' and such matters
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Hyphens
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: so-called
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Prep school
  • From: jgandalf
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: A new take on "allegedly"
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: so-called
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: John_Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: A new take on "allegedly"
  • From: Alec McKenzie
• Re: New Macquarie Dictionary (and button pushing)
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: so-called
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Capitalize all one-letter contractions?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: New Macquarie Dictionary (and button pushing)
  • From: JF
• Re: so-called
  • From: John_Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: A new take on "allegedly"
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: so-called
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: so-called
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Linz
• Re: so-called
  • From: John_Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Linz
• Re: Dark Ages
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: what word is omitted in this sentence?
  • From: Linz
• Re: so-called
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: so-called
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Will
• Re: Selling cabbages in the power station.
  • From: Dick Chambers
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Capitalize all one-letter contractions?
  • From: Ross Howard
• Re: Time & Provinces
  • From: Ian Noble
• Re: Literature authors with similar styles
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Selling cabbages in the power station.
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: New Macquarie Dictionary (and button pushing)
  • From: xerlome
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Mark Brader
• Selling cabbages in the power station.
  • From: Dick Chambers
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: Claude Weil
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: Ian Noble
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Something to make you twitch.
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Time & Provinces
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: the Omrud
• Something to make you twitch.
  • From: Dick Chambers
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: A new take on "allegedly"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: pushing button behaviour
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Is persons a correct form of person?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: A Weird Use of "From"
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: "Love stuck" or "Love struck"
  • From: blj
• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Stuart Chapman
• Re: Prep school
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Stuart Chapman
• Re: Literature authors with similar styles
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: "Gosh darn it": strictly Okie? [was" Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: A new take on "allegedly"
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Dark Ages
  • From: Steve Hayes
• New Macquarie Dictionary (and button pushing)
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Coprorate-speak
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: mb
• Re: Literature authors with similar styles
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: mirage
• Re: Literature authors with similar styles
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: "cow lick of sense" [was: Re:]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: Jim Heckman
• Re: A new take on "allegedly"
  • From: Nate Branscom
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: xerlome
• Re: What's with this rating thang?
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: What's with this rating thang?
  • From: xerlome
• Re: OT: What's wrong with Nate?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Dark Ages
  • From: Per Rønne
• A new take on "allegedly"
  • From: Risenape
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Risenape
• Re: Time & Provinces
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: 'If,' 'would,' 'had,' and such matters
  • From: Risenape
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: so-called
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: Skitt
• Re: A Weird Use of "From"
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: CDB
• Re: Dark Ages
  • From: Alan
• Re: Time & Provinces
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Time & Provinces
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Time & Provinces
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Time & Provinces
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Dark Ages
  • From: Richard Maurer
• Re: "Gosh darn it": strictly Okie? [was" Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Time & Provinces
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Hyphens
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Time & Provinces
  • From: thirty-seven
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Is persons a correct form of person?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: A Weird Use of "From"
  • From: Ray
• Re: I'm confused...
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Per Rønne
• Re: past participle and get+past participle
  • From: Default User
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Per Rønne
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: I'm confused...
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: I'm confused...
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: pushing button behaviour
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Outstanding posters [was: Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?]
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Outstanding posters [was: Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?]
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: past participle and get+past participle
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: pushing button behaviour
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Is persons a correct form of person?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Change from 'you' to 'ya'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Is persons a correct form of person?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Change from 'you' to 'ya'
  • From: Isabelle Cecchini
• Re: Outstanding posters [was: Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?]
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Outstanding posters [was: Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?]
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Hyphens
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Outstanding posters [was: Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?]
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Outstanding posters [was: Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?]
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Is persons a correct form of person?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: A Weird Use of "From"
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: Michael Nitabach
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Time & Provinces
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Time & Provinces
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Change from 'you' to 'ya'
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: I'm confused...
  • From: GMS
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: A Weird Use of "From"
  • From: Brian Wickham
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Bussing tables (was: n. stiff, the antonym?)
  • From: the Omrud
• Time & Provinces
  • From: glacier1010@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Hyphens
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: Bussing tables (was: n. stiff, the antonym?)
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Change from 'you' to 'ya'
  • From: Isabelle Cecchini
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: sage
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: I'm confused...
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Why do different countries start the week on different days?
  • From: dandelion
• Re: Especially standing up.
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Without you, there would be no...
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: A Weird Use of "From"
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Change from 'you' to 'ya'
  • From: Isabelle Cecchini
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Unofficial report on London B*ink
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Hyphens
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: TsuiDF
• I'm confused...
  • From: GMS
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Bussing tables (was: n. stiff, the antonym?)
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Bussing tables (was: n. stiff, the antonym?)
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Bussing tables (was: n. stiff, the antonym?)
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: Claude Weil
• Re: patronize
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Hyphens
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Hyphens
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: Opportunity Lost
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• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: A were-or-was question
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Hyphens
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: A Weird Use of "From"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: Default User
• Re: 'slytherin' - pronounciation
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Hyphens
  • From: Default User
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: 'slytherin' - pronounciation
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Skitt
• Re: What's with this rating thang?
  • From: Default User
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Skitt
• Re: patronize
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: patronize
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'slytherin' - pronounciation
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Bussing tables (was: n. stiff, the antonym?)
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: "Gosh darn it": strictly Okie? [was" Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Bussing tables (was: n. stiff, the antonym?)
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: A Weird Use of "From"
  • From: Matthew Shepherd
• Re: Bussing tables (was: n. stiff, the antonym?)
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Bussing tables (was: n. stiff, the antonym?)
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Hyphens
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: "Gosh darn it": strictly Okie? [was" Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Hyphens
  • From: NicholasHl
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: Skitt
• "Gosh darn it": strictly Okie? [was" Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: sentence completeness
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: patronize
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: JF
• Re: Hyphens
  • From: Adrian Bailey
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: JF
• Re: 'slytherin' - pronounciation
  • From: John Lawler
• Re: patronize
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: patronize
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Without you, there would be no...
  • From: Adrian Bailey
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: Adrian Bailey
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: patronize
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: patronize
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: patronize
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: patronize
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: patronize
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: patronize
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: patronize
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: patronize
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: patronize
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: patronize
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: "cow lick of sense" [was: Re:]
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: CDB
• Re: "cow lick of sense" [was: Re:]
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: CDB
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: patronize
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: A Weird Use of "From"
  • From: Brian Wickham
• Re: Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: english mekhutn+mekhusteneste
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: patronize
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: english mekhutn+mekhusteneste
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: kane
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Update On Charles Riggs
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "gift of gab"
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: english mekhutn+mekhusteneste
  • From: R J Valentine
• "gift of gab"
  • From: iwasaki
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: Matthew Shepherd
• Re: Without you, there would be no...
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: Matthew Shepherd
• Re: Prep school
  • From: jgandalf
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: kane
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: kane
• Re: A Weird Use of "From"
  • From: Matthew Shepherd
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Without you, there would be no...
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Without you, there would be no...
  • From: Bob G
• Re: english mekhutn+mekhusteneste
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Change from 'you' to 'ya'
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: another guess sort
  • From: CDB
• Re: patronize
  • From: Lars Enderin
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: So-called rules
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: sentence completeness 2
  • From: Bob G
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: A Weird Use of "From"
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Opportunity Lost
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: Hyphens
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: patronize
  • From: JF
• Re: Unofficial report on London B*ink
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: A Weird Use of "From"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Unofficial report on London B*ink
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• A Weird Use of "From"
  • From: Ray
• Opportunity Lost
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: R J Valentine
• Hyphens
  • From: NicholasHl
• So-called rules
  • From: Claude Weil
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: jgh
• Re: sentence completeness 2
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: sentence completeness 2
  • From: Ross
• Re: Unofficial report on London B*ink
  • From: Linz
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Pharmacist
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Movie question
  • From: Linz
• Re: Movie question
  • From: Linz
• Re: British Columbia (was: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?)
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Will
• Re: patronize
  • From: Linz
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Linz
• Re: Change from 'you' to 'ya'
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: sentence completeness
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Learning, part 1
  • From: Ilpo
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: sentence completeness 2
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: sentence completeness
  • From: the Omrud
• sentence completeness 2
  • From: Ross
• sentence completeness
  • From: Ross
• Re: What's with this rating thang?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: "cow lick of sense" [was: Re:]
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: "cow lick of sense" [was: Re:]
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Stuart Chapman
• Re: "cow lick of sense" [was: Re:]
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: "cow lick of sense" [was: Re:]
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Stuart Chapman
• Re: "cow lick of sense" [was: Re:]
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: pushing button behaviour
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: "cow lick of sense" [was: Re:]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Frontiers of joint possession
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: "cow lick of sense" [was: Re:]
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: "cow lick of sense" [was: Re:]
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Especially standing up.
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Especially standing up.
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: granatedit
• Re: Different To/From
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Particular and Peculiar
  • From: granatedit
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: OT: Relax! It's already hopeless.
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: 'slytherin' - pronounciation
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: Frontiers of joint possession
  • From: DianeE
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Change from 'you' to 'ya'
  • From: kane
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Change from 'you' to 'ya'
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Change from 'you' to 'ya'
  • From: John Dean
• Particular and Peculiar
  • From: kane
• Re: Prep school
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: John Dean
• Re: patronize
  • From: John Dean
• Re: 'slytherin' - pronounciation
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: John Dean
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: Benzy Shani
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Alan
• Frontiers of joint possession
  • From: Joe Fineman
• Re: "cow lick of sense" [was: Re:]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: "cow lick of sense" [was: Re:]
  • From: Alan
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: another guess sort
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: another guess sort
  • From: CDB
• Re: proper usage of the word 'customary'?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• proper usage of the word 'customary'?
  • From: manoccmg
• Re: What's with this rating thang?
  • From: xerlome
• Re: Especially standing up.
  • From: james
• Intro E: Mini-FAQ on Spelling
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: A Latvian sports announcer in Indiana?
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: "cow lick of sense" [was: Re:]
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: OT: Relax! It's already hopeless.
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Especially standing up.
  • From: Shuangshuang . Zhou
• Re: A Latvian sports announcer in Indiana?
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: JF
• Re: A were-or-was question
  • From: Alan
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: JF
• Re: Freedom Fries and Rose of Muhammad
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• "cow lick of sense" [was: Re: Bussing tables]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: "no less than"
  • From: irwell
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: OT: Relax! It's already hopeless.
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Hedberg
• Re: Transcribe
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: pushing button behaviour
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: english mekhutn+mekhusteneste
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: Fred
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Outstanding posters [was: Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?]
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: 'slytherin' - pronounciation
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: 'Harlemize' - another from the wordsmiths of Jim Crow
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: 'slytherin' - pronounciation
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: A were-or-was question
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: 'slytherin' - pronounciation
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: William
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• 'slytherin' - pronounciation
  • From: zbihniew
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: She fly's a flag
  • From: mb
• Re: 'slytherin' - pronounciation
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Alan
• Yahoo lays an egg
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Transcribe
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: British Columbia
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Gary G. Taylor
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: She fly's a flag
  • From: Blue Hornet
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: A were-or-was question
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: First "liberty cabbage" and now ...
  • From: Ray Heindl
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Around the World/Round the World [WAS: Change from 'you' to 'ya']
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: patronize
  • From: JF
• Re: Bodge [was: Bussing tables]
  • From: JF
• Re: A were-or-was question
  • From: Tim Murray
• Re: She fly's a flag
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: Change from 'you' to 'ya'
  • From: Paul Wolff
• She fly's a flag
  • From: MikeMate
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: British Columbia
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Cosette
• Re: A were-or-was question
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Bussing tables (was: n. stiff, the antonym?)
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Outstanding posters [was: Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?]
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Capitalize all one-letter contractions?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Change from 'you' to 'ya'
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: OT: Relax! It's already hopeless.
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: OT: Relax! It's already hopeless.
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: OT: Relax! It's already hopeless.
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Bodge [was: Bussing tables]
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Origins of the term "Stick it to the Man"
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Bussing tables (was: n. stiff, the antonym?)
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Bussing tables (was: n. stiff, the antonym?)
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: 'Harlemize' - another from the wordsmiths of Jim Crow
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Use of "anfractuous" spotted in the wild
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: skosh
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Shakespeare's spelling [WAS: Capitalize all one-letter contractions?]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Skosh (was: n. stiff, the antonym?)
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Outstanding posters [was: Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?]
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Outstanding posters [was: Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?]
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: what word is omitted in this sentence?
  • From: Adam Maass
• Re: "no less than"
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Cost of OED Online - Concorde all over again
  • From: Richard Wright
• Re: Use of "anfractuous" spotted in the wild
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: TsuiDF
• Re: Gooseberries
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: patronize
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Use of "ethnic[ally]"
  • From: Per Rønne
• Re: patronize
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Use of "anfractuous" spotted in the wild
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: "no less than"
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Shakespeare's spelling [WAS: Capitalize all one-letter contractions?]
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Iskandar Baharuddin
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Change from 'you' to 'ya'
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Change from 'you' to 'ya'
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: skosh (was: n. stiff, the antonym?)
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Use of "ethnic[ally]"
  • From: Alan
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: hhgygy@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Use of "anfractuous" spotted in the wild
  • From: Young Sociolinguist
• Re: ANDERS ØVREBERG?
  • From: GMS
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Use of "anfractuous" spotted in the wild
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: hhgygy@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: OT: Relax! It's already hopeless.
  • From: Mike Page
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Use of "anfractuous" spotted in the wild
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Use of "ethnic[ally]"
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Use of "ethnic[ally]"
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: pushing button behaviour
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Freedom Fries and Rose of Muhammad
  • From: Maria Conlon
• Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Transcribe
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Use of "ethnic[ally]"
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: KitKat -- "Let's TRY!"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Use of "ethnic[ally]"
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Sports English - just heard
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: KitKat -- "Let's TRY!"
  • From: iwasaki
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• Re: what word is omitted in this sentence?
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: A or less or greater
  • From: R J Valentine
• skosh (was: n. stiff, the antonym?)
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Use of "anfractuous" spotted in the wild
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: ANDERS ØVREBERG?
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: The reason is because
  • From: R J Valentine
• Use of "ethnic[ally]"
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Transcribe
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Outstanding posters [was: Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?]
  • From: Alan
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: hhgygy@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Purl Gurl
• Re: Shakespeare's spelling [WAS: Capitalize all one-letter contractions?]
  • From: Harvey Van Sickle
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: Gooseberries
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Freedom Fries and Rose of Muhammad
  • From: CDB
• Re: Transcribe
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Gems from Brainiac 4: I can do science me
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Gems from Brainiac 2: whilst
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: JF
• Re: Outstanding posters [was: Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?]
  • From: R J Valentine
• Re: button pushing behaviour
  • From: Wood Avens
• Shakespeare's spelling [WAS: Capitalize all one-letter contractions?]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: pushing button behaviour
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: pushing button behaviour
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: "no less than"
  • From: Father Ignatius
• button pushing behaviour
  • From: hhgygy@xxxxxxxxx
• pushing button behaviour
  • From: hhgygy@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Prep school
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Any Chinese citizens in this group?
  • From: kane
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Another guess, Another think -- What Game Started It All?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Why does "e.g." stand for "for example"?
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Bussing tables (was: n. stiff, the antonym?)
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: How to express 国外?途 and 国??途 ？
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: yardstick
  • From: Prai Jei
• Re: n. stiff, the antonym?
  • From: Laura F. Spira
• Re: Bussing tables
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: What would you consider a "spicy" meal?
  • From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair