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• Shift from "He" to "His group" to "They are" in three sentences.
  • From: matthewshepherd
• Re: It was I!
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Spiky
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Why Chinese is so damn hard
  • From: NOSPAM
• Re: It was I!
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: One for Daniel...or anyone else using whatever means...
  • From: Troy Steadman
• Re: "and me" vs. "and I"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: For Donna
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: "and me" vs. "and I"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: "and me" vs. "and I"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: One for Daniel...or anyone else using whatever means...
  • From: bert
• Re: One for Daniel...or anyone else using whatever means...
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: any intransitive verb can be transitived
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: It was I!
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Unexpected google results for "lynch pin"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "and me" vs. "and I"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• One for Daniel...or anyone else using whatever means...
  • From: Troy Steadman
• Re: Secondary consonants?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: decision-making vs. decision making
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: It was I!
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Secondary consonants?
  • From: Demiurge
• Re: Why Chinese is so damn hard
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: It was I!
  • From: Gary Williams
• Re: Why Chinese is so damn hard
  • From: Garrett Wollman
• Re: Unexpected google results for "lynch pin"
  • From: Gary Williams
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: names for language courses
  • From: Gary Williams
• Re: "and me" vs. "and I"
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: "Poor in spirit" [Was:Re: traduttore traditore]
  • From: Rudy
• Re: When to use "there"?
  • From: Gary Williams
• Re: OT: Spam from Emilys various
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: "and me" vs. "and I"
  • From: Steve MacGregor
• Re: decision-making vs. decision making
  • From: Gary Williams
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Gary Williams
• Re: any intransitive verb can be transitived
  • From: K. Edgcombe
• Re: Spiky
  • From: T . H . Entity
• Re: Europe v Europa
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: any intransitive verb can be transitived
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Begat!
  • From: Sean Case
• Re: any intransitive verb can be transitived
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: Begat!
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Why Chinese is so damn hard
  • From: Peacenik
• Begat!
  • From: irwell
• Re: Archetypal/archetypical
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: For Donna
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Writing a letter - help needed
  • From: Peacenik
• decision-making vs. decision making
  • From: jen . chong
• Re: any intransitive verb can be transitived
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Europe v Europa
  • From: Mike Lyle
• any intransitive verb can be transitived
  • From: K. Edgcombe
• Re: Which is better?
  • From: Peacenik
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Archetypal/archetypical
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: European language?
  • From: Peacenik
• Spiky
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Archetypal/archetypical
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Europe v Europa
  • From: Peacenik
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Solo Thesailor
• Re: Japanese homework: letter from vacations
  • From: iwasaki
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Solo Thesailor
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: John Savage
• Re: "Charlie on that"
  • From: John Savage
• Re: Google Books downloads [was: The Old Country]
  • From: T . H . Entity
• Re: Google Books downloads [was: The Old Country]
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "and me" vs. "and I"
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: derogatory / derogative
  • From: dontbother
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Writing a letter - help needed
  • From: Tommo
• Re: Reuters is at it now
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: derogatory / derogative
  • From: Father Ignatius
• "and me" vs. "and I"
  • From: Tommo
• Re: European language?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: traduttore traditore
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Yoosta be, you had to be one or 'tother. Now, hell, it's up for grabs
  • From: dontbother
• Closure [was: Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Archetypal/archetypical
  • From: HVS
• Re: traduttore traditore
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: Yoosta be, you had to be one or 'tother. Now, hell, it's up for grabs
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Intro D: Mini-FAQ on Grammar, Usage & Punctuation
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: For Donna
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Tom Friedetzky
• Re: President Bush uses term 'Democrat Party'
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Charles says...
  • From: Charles
• Re: Yoosta be, you had to be one or 'tother. Now, hell, it's up for grabs
  • From: dontbother
• Re: "Poor in spirit" [Was:Re: traduttore traditore]
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Which is better?
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Axtziryg
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Momentarily verbal (was Re: Talking of old jokes)
  • From: Nick Spalding
• Re: Axtziryg
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: The Rose
  • From: Rick Zantow
• Re: Momentarily verbal (was Re: Talking of old jokes)
  • From: Nick Spalding
• Re: Yoosta be, you had to be one or 'tother. Now, hell, it's up for grabs
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: Google Books downloads [was: The Old Country]
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: elvira_wang
• Re: having his father dead?
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Japanese English
  • From: Clark S. Cox III
• Re: having his father dead?
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Momentarily verbal (was Re: Talking of old jokes)
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Hindu's want Love Marriages not arranged marriages
  • From: Will
• Re: having his father dead?
  • From: Leslie Danks
• Re: having his father dead?
  • From: HVS
• Re: Axtziryg
  • From: Linz
• Re: Which is better?
  • From: bert
• Re: having his father dead?
  • From: Ray
• Hindu's want Love Marriages not arranged marriages
  • From: Matt
• Re: having his father dead?
  • From: Stephen Calder
• having his father dead?
  • From: Ray
• Re: Google Books downloads [was: The Old Country]
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Europe v Europa
  • From: Will
• Re: food and drink machines?
  • From: Will
• Re: food and drink machines?
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: "Poor in spirit"
  • From: Linz
• Re: names for language courses
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Why Chinese is so damn hard
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Stuart Chapman
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Sean Case
• names for language courses
  • From: Ray
• Re: For Donna
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Google Books downloads [was: The Old Country]
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: food and drink machines?
  • From: dontbother
• food and drink machines?
  • From: Ray
• Re: European language?
  • From: Leslie Danks
• Re: Secondary consonants?
  • From: athel...@yahoo
• Re: Which is better?
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: JF
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Europe v Europa
  • From: athel...@yahoo
• Re: OT: Spam from Emilys various
  • From: Will
• Re: Which is better?
  • From: dontbother
• Re: OT: Spam from Emilys various
  • From: athel...@yahoo
• Re: Lingua Franca: A useful link?
  • From: TOF
• Re: European language?
  • From: athel...@yahoo
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• European language?
  • From: Ray
• Re: Momentarily verbal (was Re: Talking of old jokes)
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: not only but also...
  • From: Ray
• Re: Why Chinese is so damn hard
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: I demand that he do, does, would do?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Japanese English
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Lingua Franca: A useful link?
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Lingua Franca: A useful link?
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Over-enthusiastic subbing
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Over-enthusiastic subbing
  • From: saharvetes
• Re: Lingua Franca: A useful link?
  • From: TOF
• Re: The Rose
  • From: mb
• Re: When to use "there"?
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Squeamish
  • From: Fred
• Re: For Donna
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Which is better?
  • From: dontbother
• Re: not only but also...
  • From: dontbother
• Re: The Rose
  • From: izzy
• Re: The Rose
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: For Donna
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• When to use "there"?
  • From: Englishlover
• Re: Mondo Mungo
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: Lingua Franca: A useful link?
  • From: Sam Ting
• Re: Lingua Franca: A useful link?
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: The worst news she could have wished for...
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: Yoosta be, you had to be one or 'tother. Now, hell, it's up for grabs
  • From: mb
• Re: Why Chinese is so damn hard
  • From: mb
• Re: Momentarily verbal (was Re: Talking of old jokes)
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Squeamish
  • From: Solo Thesailor
• Re: OT: Spam from Emilys various
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: Momentarily verbal (was Re: Talking of old jokes)
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Momentarily verbal (was Re: Talking of old jokes)
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: "not needing": using the opposite
  • From: TOF
• Re: I demand that he do, does, would do?
  • From: TOF
• Re: executive Vs administrative Vs managerial
  • From: Garrett Wollman
• Re: not only but also...
  • From: Ray
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: Solo Thesailor
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: Solo Thesailor
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Percival P. Cassidy
• Re: Momentarily verbal (was Re: Talking of old jokes)
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: Why Chinese is so damn hard
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: I demand that he do, does, would do?
  • From: Solo Thesailor
• Mondo Mungo
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: The Rose
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Yoosta be, you had to be one or 'tother. Now, hell, it's up for grabs
  • From: dontbother
• The Rose
  • From: George Orwell
• Re: executive Vs administrative Vs managerial
  • From: dontbother
• Re: You what? Say what?
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: Yoosta be, you had to be one or 'tother. Now, hell, it's up for grabs
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: It was I!
  • From: pepplewick
• Re: "not needing": using the opposite
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Favourite heckles
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: NOSPAM
• Re: not only but also...
  • From: Ray
• Re: For Donna
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Momentarily verbal (was Re: Talking of old jokes)
  • From: Keith F. Lynch
• Re: I demand that he do, does, would do?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Secondary consonants?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: "not needing": using the opposite
  • From: TOF
• Re: Unexpected google results for "lynch pin"
  • From: Keith F. Lynch
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: New record for it(')s?
  • From: ray o'hara
• Re: executive Vs administrative Vs managerial
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: For Donna
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: The worst news she could have wished for...
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: The worst news she could have wished for...
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: The worst news she could have wished for...
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: R H Draney
• Egregious negress regrets egress of egrets
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: "not needing": using the opposite
  • From: Robert Bannister
• New record for it(')s?
  • From: Jim Heckman
• Re: President Bush uses term 'Democrat Party'
  • From: dontbother
• Re: to smoke out snakes from the hole
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: The worst news she could have wished for...
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: not only but also...
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Yoosta be, you had to be one or 'tother. Now, hell, it's up for grabs
  • From: Knemon
• Re: Sheep Lane(was Re: Momentarily verbal )
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Secondary consonants?
  • From: John Dean
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Momentarily verbal
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Momentarily verbal (was Re: Talking of old jokes)
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: For Donna
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: not only but also...
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: The worst news she could have wished for...
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: A Prinner?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: It was I!
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Squeamish
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Usuage
  • From: Garrett Wollman
• Re: Squeamish
  • From: HVS
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: HVS
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: Stephen Calder
• [ OT ]Re: missing linking word
  • From: D|Maxxx
• Re: Squeamish
  • From: T . H . Entity
• Re: not only but also...
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: The worst news she could have wished for...
  • From: in4pharm
• Squeamish
  • From: HVS
• Re: Lingua Franca: A useful link?
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: The worst news she could have wished for...
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Yoosta be, you had to be one or 'tother. Now, hell, it's up for grabs
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: The worst news she could have wished for...
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Usuage
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: NOSPAM
• Re: Usuage
  • From: sage
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: NOSPAM
• Re: Over-enthusiastic subbing
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: The worst news she could have wished for...
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Secondary consonants?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Info: New English Language Forums
  • From: IUS
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Favourite heckles
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: The worst news she could have wished for...
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Momentarily verbal (was Re: Talking of old jokes)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Yoosta be, you had to be one or 'tother. Now, hell, it's up for grabs
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: executive Vs administrative Vs managerial
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Japanese homework: letter from vacations
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: President Bush uses term 'Democrat Party'
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: The worst news she could have wished for...
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: The worst news she could have wished for...
  • From: Skitt
• Re: President Bush uses term 'Democrat Party'
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Favourite heckles
  • From: Percival P. Cassidy
• Re: Favourite heckles
  • From: Percival P. Cassidy
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Writing a letter - help needed
  • From: J. D. N.
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: It was I!
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: Secondary consonants?
  • From: Demiurge
• Re: It was I!
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: President Bush uses term 'Democrat Party'
  • From: Mike Lyle
• A Prinner?
  • From: LaReina del Perros
• It was I!
  • From: pepplewick
• Re: Secondary consonants?
  • From: Demiurge
• Re: how to order meal?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Secondary consonants?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Secondary consonants?
  • From: Demiurge
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: Daniel al-Autistiqui
• how to order meal?
  • From: elvira_wang
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: Demiurge
• Re: You what? Say what?
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Letter of Request
  • From: J. D. N.
• Re: Butts, gum and a Welsh bladder.
  • From: John Dean
• Re: executive Vs administrative Vs managerial
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: Japanese homework: letter from vacations
  • From: Eric Schwartz
• Re: Reuters is at it now
  • From: Steve Hayes
• Re: I was said to by him that Mary had arrived???
  • From: bert
• Re: I was said to by him that Mary had arrived???
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: executive Vs administrative Vs managerial
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Japanese homework: letter from vacations
  • From: iwasaki
• Re: Reuters is at it now
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Rudy
• I was said to by him that Mary had arrived???
  • From: Ray
• Re: Factory pressed dvd movies, ps2, psp, xbox, xbox 360 backups for sale !!!
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: not only but also...
  • From: Ray
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: JF
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: to smoke out snakes from the hole
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Something the OED Missed (Widow)
  • From: Linz
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Momentarily verbal (was Re: Talking of old jokes)
  • From: Nick Spalding
• Re: not only but also...
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Maria
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Venus Speaks
• Re: not only but also...
  • From: Nick Spalding
• Re: not only but also...
  • From: Ray
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Maria
• Re: not only but also...
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: not only but also...
  • From: Ray
• Re: not only but also...
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: not only but also...
  • From: Ray
• not only but also...
  • From: Ray
• Re: I demand that he do, does, would do?
  • From: John Holmes
• Lingua Franca: A useful link?
  • From: TOF
• Re: OT: Spam from Emilys various
  • From: TOF
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: JF
• Butts, gum and a Welsh bladder.
  • From: Adrian Bailey
• Re: OT: Spam from Emilys various
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Over-enthusiastic subbing
  • From: Michael West
• Re: Yoosta be, you had to be one or 'tother. Now, hell, it's up for grabs
  • From: the Omrud
• Yoosta be, you had to be one or 'tother. Now, hell, it's up for grabs
  • From: Michael West
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Is the sentence right?
  • From: Peacenik
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Linz
• Re: Over-enthusiastic subbing
  • From: saharvetes
• Re: to smoke out snakes from the hole
  • From: Linz
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Linz
• Re: I demand that he do, does, would do?
  • From: TOF
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Linz
• Re: OT. Who downed Kenneth More?
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: dontbother
• Re: I demand that he do, does, would do?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Momentarily verbal (was Re: Talking of old jokes)
  • From: Nick Spalding
• Over-enthusiastic subbing
  • From: Philip Eden
• OT: Spam from Emilys various
  • From: Will
• Re: OT. Who downed Kenneth More?
  • From: Jacqui
• SPE Tract III (was Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-)
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: "not needing": using the opposite
  • From: TOF
• Re: Reduction of -oe- and -ae- to -e-
  • From: Greg
• Re: Is the sentence right?
  • From: dontbother
• Re: executive Vs administrative Vs managerial
  • From: dontbother
• Re: "not needing": using the opposite
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: executive Vs administrative Vs managerial
  • From: Greg
• Re: Is the sentence right?
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• Re: "Poor in spirit" [Was:Re: traduttore traditore]
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• Re: "not needing": using the opposite
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• Re: Secondary consonants?
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• Re: Is it only me?
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• Re: "Poor in spirit" [Was:Re: traduttore traditore]
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• Re: "not needing": using the opposite
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• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
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• Cut & dry [was Re: traduttore traditore]
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• Re: President Bush uses term 'Democrat Party'
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• Re: "Poor in spirit" [Was:Re: traduttore traditore]
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• Re: "Poor in spirit" [Was:Re: traduttore traditore]
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• Re: OT. Who downed Kenneth More?
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• Re: "not needing": using the opposite
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• Re: "in regard to" vs. "in regards to": which is more proper?
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• Name not funny!!!
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• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: Transferred Epithet
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• Re: Addition to "Pushing the Envelope" FAQ
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: "in regard to" vs. "in regards to": which is more proper?
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• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: "crew" and "butch"
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• Re: "in regard to" vs. "in regards to": which is more proper?
  • From: Leslie Danks
• Re: "in regard to" vs. "in regards to": which is more proper?
  • From: Skitt
• Addition to "Pushing the Envelope" FAQ
  • From: qu1et
• "in regard to" vs. "in regards to": which is more proper?
  • From: cjx7m
• Re: 'Don't other countries share this type of problem?'
  • From: Blinky the Shark
• Re: 'Don't other countries share this type of problem?'
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Blinky the Shark
• Re: Something the OED Missed (Widow)
  • From: HVS
• Re: You what? Say what?
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Percival P. Cassidy
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Something the OED Missed (Widow)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: 'Don't other countries share this type of problem?'
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Hullo, i Just joyned this groop
  • From: Troy Steadman
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: you are hyper!
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Forgotten language of love
  • From: Isabelle Cecchini
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Please participate in a non-profit academic research
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Alec Kojaev
• Re: Heebe Jeebies
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Garrett Wollman
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Heebe Jeebies
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Harmless typo [was: Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Pat Durkin
• traduttore traditore
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: You what? Say what?
  • From: John Dean
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Drove my Chevy to the levee
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Forgotten language of love
  • From: Rudy
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: Rudy
• Re: The course is lectured in English.--?
  • From: HVS
• Re: The course is lectured in English.--?
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Heebe Jeebies
  • From: UC
• Re: Heebe Jeebies
  • From: UC
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: Heebe Jeebies
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Hullo, i Just joyned this groop
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: Heebe Jeebies
  • From: Mardon
• Re: Heebe Jeebies
  • From: Mardon
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: 'Don't other countries share this type of problem?'
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: JF
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: You what? Say what?
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: construction "law on"
  • From: Frank ess
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Forgotten language of love
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: Heebe Jeebies
  • From: Knemon
• Re: Drove my Chevy to the levee
  • From: Troy Steadman
• Re: Black or Ethnic Minority
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Hullo, i Just joyned this groop
  • From: Troy Steadman
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: an ellipsis or a missing comma?
  • From: NOSPAM
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Frank ess
• Re: Heebe Jeebies
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Heebe Jeebies
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Drove my Chevy to the levee
  • From: Frank ess
• Heebe Jeebies
  • From: Mardon
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: Forgotten language of love
  • From: Rudy
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: Mardon
• Re: The course is lectured in English.--?
  • From: Garrett Wollman
• Re: Forgotten language of love
  • From: Rudy
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: Rudy
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: Rudy
• Re: Drove my Chevy to the levee
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: Rudy
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Garrett Wollman
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: D|Maxxx
• Re: You what? Say what?
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: relative adverbs
  • From: Isabelle Cecchini
• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
  • From: Linz
• Re: You what? Say what?
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: construction "law on"
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Google site function malfunction
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Transferred Epithet
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Pence from heaven
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Black or Ethnic Minority
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: 'Don't other countries share this type of problem?' [Was: It had to happen]
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: construction "law on"
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Forgotten language of love
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: Hullo, i Just joyned this groop
  • From: Michael Nitabach
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• You what? Say what?
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Hullo, i Just joyned this groop
  • From: Jim Lawton
• Re: 'Don't other countries share this type of problem?' [Was: It had to happen]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: Forgotten language of love
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: construction "law on"
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Something the OED Missed (Widow)
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: Black or Ethnic Minority
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: 'Don't other countries share this type of problem?' [Was: It had to happen]
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Hullo, i Just joyned this groop
  • From: Troy Steadman
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: construction "law on"
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: construction "law on"
  • From: Leslie Danks
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Hullo, i Just joyned this groop
  • From: JF
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Leslie Danks
• Re: Something the OED Missed (Widow)
  • From: HVS
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Something the OED Missed (Widow)
  • From: ffoulkes
• Re: The course is lectured in English.--?
  • From: Lars Eighner
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Blinky the Shark
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Something the OED Missed (Widow)
  • From: bert
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: President Bush uses term 'Democrat Party'
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: The course is lectured in English.--?
  • From: dontbother
• Re: construction "law on"
  • From: voychek
• Re: The course is lectured in English.--?
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: Drove my Chevy to the levee
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: 'face-ache' as a jocular form of address
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: Towns and townships
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: railway guard [WAS: "Sturm und Drang"]
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: EatDVD osCommerce Services - Need an osCommerce website? Need that contribution adding? Look no further!
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: Can you help me to find errors in it?
  • From: Peacenik
• Re: Towns and townships
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: The course is lectured in English.--?
  • From: dontbother
• Re: derogatory / derogative
  • From: dontbother
• Re: derogatory / derogative
  • From: dontbother
• Re: derogatory / derogative
  • From: dontbother
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: The course is lectured in English.--?
  • From: Marius Hancu
• The course is lectured in English.--?
  • From: darulaok
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Drove my Chevy to the levee
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Something the OED Missed (Widow)
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Hullo, i Just joyned this groop
  • From: dracher
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: Rudy
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: JF
• Re: What is the right answer?
  • From: Rudy
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: What is the right answer?
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: What is the right answer?
  • From: Rudy
• Re: an ellipsis or a missing comma?
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: an ellipsis or a missing comma?
  • From: Joe Fineman
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: james
• Re: Is it only me?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: construction "law on"
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Something the OED Missed (Widow)
  • From: John Dean
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Pi Poems
  • From: Richard Maurer
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: Robert Bannister
• construction "law on"
  • From: voychek
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: ray o'hara
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: What is the right answer?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: 'Don't other countries share this type of problem?' [Was: It had to happen]
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: 'Don't other countries share this type of problem?' [Was: It had to happen]
  • From: Maria
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Something the OED Missed (Widow)
  • From: JF
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Leslie Danks
• Re: Harmless typo [was: Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?]
  • From: JF
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: subordinate clause
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: [Possibly OT] President Bush uses term 'Democrat Party'
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: Michael Nitabach
• Widows and orphans. Was: Something the OED Missed (Widow)
  • From: Percival P. Cassidy
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Something the OED Missed (Widow)
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Something the OED Missed (Widow)
  • From: HVS
• Re: Something the OED Missed (Widow)
  • From: Michael Nitabach
• Re: Something the OED Missed (Widow)
  • From: bert
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Towns and townships
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Maria
• Re: What is the right answer?
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Black or Ethnic Minority
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Something the OED Missed (Widow)
  • From: 2fingertypist
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Nick Spalding
• Re: Google site function malfunction
  • From: Skitt
• Google site function malfunction
  • From: Richard Maurer
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Trish
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Richard Maurer
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Richard Maurer
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: derogatory / derogative
  • From: Skitt
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: derogatory / derogative
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: derogatory / derogative
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'Don't other countries share this type of problem?' [Was: It had to happen]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Transferred Epithet
  • From: Knemon
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Maria
• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
  • From: Maria
• Re: derogatory / derogative
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: What is the right answer?
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: Isabelle Cecchini
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: Transferred Epithet
  • From: tinwhistler
• Harmless typo [was: Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: derogatory / derogative
  • From: UC
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: derogatory / derogative
  • From: dontbother
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: an ellipsis or a missing comma?
  • From: dontbother
• Re: derogatory / derogative
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
  • From: Rudy
• Re: What is the right answer?
  • From: Rudy
• Re: Transferred Epithet
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: an ellipsis or a missing comma?
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: What is the right answer?
  • From: Rudy
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: Transferred Epithet
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: John Kane
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Rudy
• Re: Black or Ethnic Minority
  • From: John Kane
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: Rudy
• Re: Black or Ethnic Minority
  • From: casioculture
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: Rudy
• Re: snirt, snert, Snert, chert
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: Transferred Epithet
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: Black or Ethnic Minority
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: 'Don't other countries share this type of problem?' [Was: It had to happen]
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Transferred Epithet
  • From: Sharon
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Towns and townships
  • From: Garrett Wollman
• Re: derogatory / derogative
  • From: Markus Appel
• Re: an ellipsis or a missing comma?
  • From: Rick Zantow
• "crew" and "butch"
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Leslie Danks
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Can you help me to find errors in it?
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: dontbother
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: dontbother
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Aaron J. Dinkin
• Re: 'Don't other countries share this type of problem?' [Was: It had to happen]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: an ellipsis or a missing comma?
  • From: NOSPAM
• Re: an ellipsis or a missing comma?
  • From: dontbother
• an ellipsis or a missing comma?
  • From: NOSPAM
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: dontbother
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: dontbother
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: dontbother
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Is it only me?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
  • From: Leslie Danks
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: The Grammer Genious
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: D|Maxxx
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Is it only me?
  • From: John Dean
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: 'face-ache' as a jocular form of address
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: 'face-ache' as a jocular form of address
  • From: John Dean
• Re: I'll try again
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Black or Ethnic Minority
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: 'face-ache' as a jocular form of address
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: 'Don't other countries share this type of problem?' [Was: It had to happen]
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: 'face-ache' as a jocular form of address
  • From: mike . j . harvey
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: JF
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: 'face-ache' as a jocular form of address
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
  • From: Nick Spalding
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: JF
• Re: derogatory / derogative
  • From: dontbother
• derogatory / derogative
  • From: Markus Appel
• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: HVS
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: EatDVD osCommerce Services - Need an osCommerce website? Need that contribution adding? Look no further!
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Is it only me?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: D|Maxxx
• Re: snirt, snert, Snert, chert
  • From: ray o'hara
• Re: What's the difference between these two ?
  • From: John Savage
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: John Savage
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: John Savage
• Re: Bale out
  • From: John Savage
• Re: 'face-ache' as a jocular form of address
  • From: Troy Steadman
• Re: What is the right answer?
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: For Donna
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: Oleg Lego
• 'face-ache' as a jocular form of address
  • From: benbro
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Pence from heaven
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: snirt, snert, Snert, chert
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Garrett Wollman
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: dontbother
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Maria
• Re: snirt, snert, Snert, chert
  • From: Maria
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: relative adverbs
  • From: NOSPAM
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: I'll try again
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: EatDVD osCommerce Services - Need an osCommerce website? Need that contribution adding? Look no further!
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: What is the right answer?
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Pence from heaven
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Roland Hutchinson
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: bayskater
• Re: I'll try again
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: I'll try again
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Pence from heaven
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: I'll try again
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Is it only me?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: Maria
• Re: Is it only me?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
  • From: Maria
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: Mardon
• Re: Pence from heaven
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: sage
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Garrett Wollman
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: sage
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Pence from heaven
  • From: sage
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: President Bush uses term 'Democrat Party'
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: dontbother
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: dontbother
• Re: to smoke out snakes from the hole
  • From: NOSPAM
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: james
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Jacqui
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Jacqui
• Re: Momentarily verbal (was Re: Talking of old jokes)
  • From: Skitt
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: JF
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: snirt, snert, Snert, chert
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Jitze Couperus
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: 'Don't other countries share this type of problem?' [Was: It had to happen]
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: lobbying
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: President Bush uses term 'Democrat Party'
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: you can be a leash
  • From: blackdog
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• Re: lobbying
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Ten seconds' worth
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: Jitze Couperus
• Re: Pronounciation guide for "Celtic"
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: mb
• Everybody qualifys
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Personal names: spelling, capitalization, etc.
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: you are hyper!
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: JF
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Eric Schwartz
• Re: lobbying
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: lobbying
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: you can be a leash
  • From: Puzzle Monster
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Percival P. Cassidy
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: John Kane
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: you can be a leash
  • From: Puzzle Monster
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Black or Ethnic Minority
  • From: casioculture
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: For Donna
  • From: Gunga Din
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: What is the right answer?
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Adults calling each other "baby", must be thick
  • From: D. Glenn Arthur Jr.
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: Fred
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: matthewshepherd
• Re: relative adverbs
  • From: Old Fogey
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: snirt, snert, Snert, chert
  • From: Maria
• Re: relative adverbs
  • From: Isabelle Cecchini
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Maria
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Maria
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: Prices on Iceland
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Canadians Who Got Famous for What They Did in Canada While Living in Canada.
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: sage
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: sage
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
  • From: Eric Schwartz
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Eric Schwartz
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Default User
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Maria
• Re: What is the right answer?
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Canadians Who Got Famous for What They Did in Canada While Living in Canada.
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: Eric Schwartz
• Re: 'Don't other countries share this type of problem?' [Was: It had to happen]
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: Troy Steadman
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: Convolution in Continuous Wavelet Transform
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: Troy Steadman
• Re: IF YOU WANT TO RECEIVE CASH AMERICAN DOLLAR BILLS, PLEASE READ THIS ARTICLE
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: Please participate in a non-profit academic research
  • From: Eric Schwartz
• Re: [Possibly OT] President Bush uses term 'Democrat Party'
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
  • From: Karl Reinhardt
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: Please participate in a non-profit academic research
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Ten seconds' worth
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: Canadians Who Got Famous for What They Did in Canada While Living in Canada.
  • From: Oleg Lego
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: I'll try again
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: Please participate in a non-profit academic research
  • From: Skitt
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Percival P. Cassidy
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: John Dean
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: sage
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: I'll try again
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: you are hyper!
  • From: sage
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: President Bush uses term 'Democrat Party'
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: Garrett Wollman
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Old Fogey
• Re: Personal names: spelling, capitalization, etc.
  • From: nancy13g
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: HVS
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: dontbother
• Re: I'll try again
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
  • From: athel...@yahoo
• Re: I'll try again
  • From: JF
• Re: I'll try again
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Gratuitous Ups and Downs
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• RJ Valentine's take on "sans"
  • From: Daniel al-Autistiqui
• Re: Forgotten language of love
  • From: Rudy
• Re: I'll try again
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
  • From: JF
• Re: Is it only me?
  • From: HVS
• Re: I'll try again
  • From: Percival P. Cassidy
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: JF
• Re: Is it only me?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Is it only me?
  • From: HVS
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Eric Schwartz
• Re: I'll try again
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Is it only me?
  • From: HVS
• Re: Personal names: spelling, capitalization, etc.
  • From: Daniel al-Autistiqui
• Re: Is it only me?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Is it only me?
  • From: HVS
• Re: Convolution in Continuous Wavelet Transform
  • From: Peacenik
• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
  • From: Roland Hutchinson
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Is it only me?
  • From: athel...@yahoo
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: you are hyper!
  • From: Peacenik
• Re: arjun -s/w engineer
  • From: Peacenik
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Ten seconds' worth
  • From: athel...@yahoo
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: athel...@yahoo
• Re: Pronounciation guide for "Celtic"
  • From: JF
• Re: you are hyper!
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Ten seconds' worth
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: you can be a leash
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: HVS
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Is it only me?
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: you can be a leash
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: JF
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Ten seconds' worth
  • From: athel...@yahoo
• you can be a leash
  • From: blackdog
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: athel...@yahoo
• Re: I'll try again
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: HVS
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: new planetary mnemonic
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Jacqui
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: John Kane
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: D|Maxxx
• Re: The home for wasps?
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: John Kane
• Ten seconds' worth
  • From: aine_canby
• Re: Forgotten language of love
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: John Kane
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: Nick Spalding
• Re: [Possibly OT] President Bush uses term 'Democrat Party'
  • From: Nick Spalding
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Nick Spalding
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: JF
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: [Possibly OT] President Bush uses term 'Democrat Party'
  • From: Nick Spalding
• Re: [Possibly OT] President Bush uses term 'Democrat Party'
  • From: Nick Spalding
• Re: arjun -s/w engineer
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• arjun -s/w engineer
  • From: mallik
• Re: Left/Right
  • From: JF
• Re: I'll try again
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: I'll try again
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: I'll try again
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: I'll try again
  • From: Rudy
• Re: Pronounciation guide for "Celtic"
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: I'll try again
  • From: Peter Moylan
• La Garde muert, elle ne se rend pas!
  • From: D|Maxxx
• Re: EatDVD osCommerce Services - Need an osCommerce website? Need that contribution adding? Look no further!
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Let's have a meal
  • From: JF
• Re: Is it only me?
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• Re: The home for wasps?
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• Re: Convolution in Continuous Wavelet Transform
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• Re: [Possibly OT] President Bush uses term 'Democrat Party'
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• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: What's the difference between these two ?
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• What's the difference between these two ?
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• Re: fan of cinema ?
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• Re: subordinate clause
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• Re: can't or won't
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• Re: The number of planets
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• Re: 'Don't other countries share this type of problem?' [Was: It had to happen]
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• Re: Forgotten language of love
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: Let's have a meal
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• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: A coin has more than one edge?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
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• Dispatch from the frontiers of English usage (II)
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• The Dead: Were or Are?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: Titles in Titles
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• Re: Couldn't they have waited until Febuary?
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• Re: What is the right answer?
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• Re: Please participate in a non-profit academic research
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• Re: OT: Forgotten language of love
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• What is the right answer?
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• Re: Please participate in a non-profit academic research
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• Dispatch from the frontiers of English usage
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• Re: A coin has more than one edge?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: Sentence Structure
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• Re: negative & negative equal positive?
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• Re: You betcha
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: How Many?
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• Re: backlash
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• Re: Goofy spin
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• Re: Alumnus
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• Re: As early as in 1898?
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• Re: The number of planets
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• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
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• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
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• Re: Please participate in a non-profit academic research
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: Please participate in a non-profit academic research
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• Re: Sentence Structure
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• Re: negative & negative equal positive?
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• Re: Biopic?
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• Re: [Possibly OT] President Bush uses term 'Democrat Party'
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: Customers Point of view
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: minor subjects [WAS: Alumnus]
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: Please participate in a non-profit academic research
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• Re: Please participate in a non-profit academic research
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: Sentence Structure
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• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
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• Re: Alumnus
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• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
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• Re: President Bush uses term 'Democrat Party'
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• [OT][ObCrossThread] Stephen Colbert on the accuracy of Wikipedia
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• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: Are you good enough to write for the BBC?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
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• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: stub
  • From: Rudy
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Rudy
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: HVS
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: negative & negative equal positive?
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
  • From: the Omrud
• How to get audio for phonetic notation.
  • From: thesak
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• How to get audio for phonetic notation.
  • From: thesak
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: compound words where the first word ends in -y
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
  • From: John Dean
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: negative & negative equal positive?
  • From: John Dean
• Re: I SHALL FLY MY SPIKEY BALLS
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Mike M
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: What does "Chai" mean?
  • From: Eric Schwartz
• Re: Goofy spin
  • From: Eric Schwartz
• Re: Recommendation for reading meterials
  • From: Eric Schwartz
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: What does "Chai" mean?
  • From: Linz
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: HVS
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: subordinate clause
  • From: Eric Schwartz
• Re: VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: negative & negative equal positive?
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Solo Thesailor
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: compound words where the first word ends in -y
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Father Ignatius
• VAT vs. US Sales Taxes. Was: How to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Percival P. Cassidy
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: Goofy spin
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: compound words where the first word ends in -y
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Recommendation for reading meterials
  • From: UC
• Re: minor subjects [WAS: Alumnus]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: negative & negative equal positive?
  • From: Rick Zantow
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: negative & negative equal positive?
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• Re: negative & negative equal positive?
  • From: Will
• Re: Does this subject match?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: the Omrud
• backlash
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: JF
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Linz
• Re: Recommendation for reading meterials
  • From: CDB
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: Does this subject match?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: compound words where the first word ends in -y
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Does this subject match?
  • From: teddysnips
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Frances Kemmish
• Re: As early as in 1898?
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: HVS
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Stephen Calder
• [a][Testing GG][b] Does this subject match?[c]
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Percival P. Cassidy
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Bale out
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: As early as in 1898?
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: HVS
• Re: Help with my cover letter
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Bale out
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: subordinate clause
  • From: Don Phillipson
• [Testing GG][My first inserted comment] Does this subject match? [My second inserted comment]
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: stub
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Bale out
  • From: JF
• Re: stub
  • From: Nick Spalding
• As early as in 1898?
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: Linz
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Solo Thesailor
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Bale out
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: Linz
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: stub
  • From: Rudy
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: negative & negative equal positive?
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Google Seek Belgian Language Masters
  • From: Rudy
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: Google Seek Belgian Language Masters
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: What does "Chai" mean?
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Please participate in a non-profit academic research
  • From: Will
• Re: What does "Chai" mean?
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: What does "Chai" mean?
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: Goofy spin
  • From: Will
• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Stuart Chapman
• Re: A stab in the dark.
  • From: TOF
• Re: Help with my cover letter
  • From: bert
• Re: [Testing GG] Does this subject match?
  • From: the Omrud
• [Testing GG] Does this subject match?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: negative & negative equal positive?
  • From: JF
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: TOF
• Re: subordinate clause
  • From: JF
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: stub
  • From: Maria
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Importance of relevance
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Titles in Titles
  • From: JF
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: HVS
• Re: request for your opinions
  • From: D|Maxxx
• Re: [Possibly OT] President Bush uses term 'Democrat Party'
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Biopic?
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Michael West
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: lyzhuoqun
• Re: negative & negative equal positive?
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Biopic?
  • From: Jim Heckman
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: Customers Point of view
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'Don't other countries share this type of problem?' [Was: It had to happen]
  • From: dontbother
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: Customers Point of view
  • From: Writer
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Goofy spin
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Recommendation for reading meterials
  • From: fairycat
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Jukka Aho
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Peacenik
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: Customers Point of view
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Help with my cover letter
  • From: Mike.S.Duffy@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: 'Don't other countries share this type of problem?' [Was: It had to happen]
  • From: Raymond S. Wise
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: stub
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Clark S. Cox III
• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
  • From: Snidely
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: textbook author ??
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: for the love of Mike
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Customers Point of view
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: for the love of Mike
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: negative & negative equal positive?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Issuement
  • From: Fred
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: negative & negative equal positive?
  • From: Garrett Wollman
• Re: negative & negative equal positive?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: negative & negative equal positive?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: You betcha
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Solo Thesailor
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Nor tea, nor coffee?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Customers Point of view
  • From: Skitt
• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Solo Thesailor
• Re: subordinate clause
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: negative & negative equal positive?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Help with my cover letter
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Customers Point of view
  • From: Writer
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: textbook author ??
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: stub
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: negative & negative equal positive?
  • From: Mike
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Customers Point of view
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: He can have missed the train.
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Titles in Titles
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: negative & negative equal positive?
  • From: Mike
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: negative & negative equal positive?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Nor tea, nor coffee?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: negative & negative equal positive?
  • From: jjf
• Re: subordinate clause
  • From: Mike
• Re: subordinate clause
  • From: Mike
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: subordinate clause
  • From: Mike
• Re: for the love of Mike
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: subordinate clause
  • From: jjf
• Re: subordinate clause
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• negative & negative equal positive?
  • From: Mike
• Re: Google Seek Belgian Language Masters
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Funny language (Gercher)
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: subordinate clause
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Help with my cover letter
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: A stab in the dark.
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
  • From: Robert Bannister
• subordinate clause
  • From: Mike
• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: JF
• Re: Help with my cover letter
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: stub
  • From: JF
• Re: Titles in Titles
  • From: JF
• Re: Titles in Titles
  • From: JF
• Re: Customers Point of view
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Bale out
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: JF
• Help with my cover letter
  • From: Mike Duffy
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Customers Point of view
  • From: Writer
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: Bale out
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Gunga Din
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Eric Schwartz
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Ian Noble
• Re: Google tries to ban googling in order to prevent "genericidation"
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Karl Reinhardt
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: textbook author ??
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Google tries to ban googling in order to prevent "genericidation"
  • From: Old Fogey
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Snidely
• Re: Bale out
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: UC
• Re: Titles in Titles
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Titles in Titles
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Titles in Titles
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Titles in Titles
  • From: ceceliaarmstrong
• Re: What does "Chai" mean?
  • From: Clark S. Cox III
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: HOw to say it idiomatically?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: HVS
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: HVS
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: HVS
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: HVS
• Re: Issuement
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: A stab in the dark.
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: the Omrud
• Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: compound words where the first word ends in -y
  • From: Chris Waigl
• Re: Issuement
  • From: HVS
• Re: stub
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Issuement
  • From: Fred
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: stub
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: You betcha
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: What does "Chai" mean?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Not to cause any trouble but...
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: textbook author ??
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: textbook author ??
  • From: Maria
• Re: stub
  • From: ray o'hara
• Re: What does "Chai" mean?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: What does "Chai" mean?
  • From: Jitze Couperus
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: What does "Chai" mean?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: A stab in the dark.
  • From: TOF
• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Good, best, best? (So much for "better")
  • From: Mike Lyle
• textbook author ??
  • From: John Kane
• Re: What does "Chai" mean?
  • From: irwell
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: Funny language (Gercher)
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: stub
  • From: HVS
• Re: Titles in Titles
  • From: Garrett Wollman
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Default User
• Re: compound words where the first word ends in -y
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
  • From: Snidely
• stub
  • From: Maria
• Re: Titles in Titles
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: What does "Chai" mean?
  • From: Snidely
• Re: A stab in the dark.
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: What does "Chai" mean?
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Titles in Titles
  • From: ceceliaarmstrong
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: UC
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: Issuement
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Garrett Wollman
• Re: What does "Chai" mean? [UTF-8]
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: compound words where the first word ends in -y
  • From: Garrett Wollman
• Re: Issuement
  • From: Lazarus
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Default User
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Lazarus
• Re: What does "Chai" mean?
  • From: Peacenik
• Re: For Donna
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Peacenik
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Peacenik
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Peacenik
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: You betcha
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Famous Canadians
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: matthewshepherd
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Famous Canadians
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
  • From: HVS
• Re: can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: Frank ess
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: the Omrud
• can somebody give me an english name?
  • From: big_li
• Re: Issuement
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Issuement
  • From: UC
• Re: You betcha
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: What does "Chai" mean?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: compound words where the first word ends in -y
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Issuement
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: compound words where the first word ends in -y
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: compound words where the first word ends in -y
  • From: Garrett Wollman
• Re: Famous Canadians
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• Re: compound words where the first word ends in -y
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
  • From: the Omrud
• For Donna
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
  • From: HVS
• Re: OT: accessing US Army Inst of Heraldry
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• compound words where the first word ends in -y
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• A coin has more than one edge? [was: Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?]
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Issuement
  • From: aine_canby
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Famous Canadians
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: OT: accessing US Army Inst of Heraldry
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Frank ess
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Richard R. Hershberger
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "An" with "h"
  • From: HVS
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Gerrit Tijink
• Re: He can have missed the train.
  • From: JF
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: UC
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Frank ess
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: UC
• Re: He can have missed the train.
  • From: NOSPAM
• OT: accessing US Army Inst of Heraldry [Was:Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?]
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: What does "Chai" mean?
  • From: JF
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: He can have missed the train.
  • From: darulaok
• Re: "pooter"?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: What does "Chai" mean?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: JF
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Aaron J. Dinkin
• Re: Bale out
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: for the love of Mike
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Customers Point of view
  • From: dontbother
• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
  • From: John Dean
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Clark S. Cox III
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: for the love of Mike
  • From: nancy13g
• Re: Nor tea, nor coffee?
  • From: dontbother
• Re: for the love of Mike
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• learn english speaking
  • From: esl999
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: He can have missed the train.
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Customers Point of view
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Customers Point of view
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: He can have missed the train.
  • From: bert
• Re: Customers Point of view
  • From: UC
• Re: Customers Point of view
  • From: UC
• Re: to take or taken
  • From: Linz
• Re: "pooter"?
  • From: Linz
• Re: You betcha
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: Customers Point of view
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Nor tea, nor coffee?
  • From: Will
• Re: He can have missed the train.
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: JF
• Re: He can have missed the train.
  • From: bert
• Re: He can have missed the train.
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: Customers Point of view
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Bale out
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: You betcha
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: He can have missed the train.
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Better way to say "making sausages" ?
  • From: TakenEvent
• Re: minor subjects [WAS: Alumnus]
  • From: blmblm
• Re: for the love of Mike
  • From: Sean Case
• Re: Neighboring words in an online dictionary [was: Re: Read it and weeep (sic)]
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: He can have missed the train.
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: Nor tea, nor coffee?
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Nor tea, nor coffee?
  • From: dontbother
• He can have missed the train.
  • From: darulaok
• Re: Good, best, best? (So much for "better")
  • From: Rudy
• Nor tea, nor coffee?
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Google Seek Belgian Language Masters
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: ffoulkes
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Linz
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: MHW
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: JF
• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: K. Edgcombe
• request for your opinions
  • From: D|Maxxx
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: Will
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: dontbother
• Re: A stab in the dark.
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: You betcha
  • From: emmanuel.nicolas2
• Re: A verge of taste
  • From: Robert
• Re: railway guard [WAS: "Sturm und Drang"]
  • From: Jitze Couperus
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Couldn't they have waited until Febuary?
  • From: Will
• Intro C: Mini-FAQ on Words and Phrases
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Funny language (Gercher)
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: Ilpo
• Re: A stab in the dark.
  • From: TOF
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: Funny language (Gercher)
  • From: John Smith
• Re: Funny language (Gercher)
  • From: John Smith
• Re: Funny language (Gercher)
  • From: John Smith
• Re: You betcha
  • From: Clark S. Cox III
• You betcha
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: mb
• What does "Chai" mean?
  • From: David Chang
• Re: "pooter"?
  • From: Frank ess
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Good, best, best? (So much for "better")
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Old Big Oak Flat Road Trail
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: Customers Point of view
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Aaron J. Dinkin
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Frank ess
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: A stab in the dark.
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Customers Point of view
  • From: dontbother
• Re: for the love of Mike
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: for the love of Mike
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: Old Big Oak Flat Road Trail
  • From: Garrett Wollman
• Re: for the love of Mike
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: Good, best, best? (So much for "better")
  • From: dontbother
• Re: for the love of Mike
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: Customers Point of view
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: for the love of Mike
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: Apostrophe usage, or, greengrocer supreme
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Customers Point of view
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: A stab in the dark.
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: for the love of Mike
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Customers Point of view
  • From: Writer
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: John Dean
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Skitt
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Funny language (Gercher)
  • From: Skitt
• Re: for the love of Mike
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Old Big Oak Flat Road Trail
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Couldn't they have waited until Febuary?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: JF
• Re: Funny language (Gercher)
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: JF
• Re: A stab in the dark.
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: JF
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Old Big Oak Flat Road Trail
  • From: ray o'hara
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Couldn't they have waited until Febuary?
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Good, best, best? (So much for "better")
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Re: "An" with "h"
  • From: Robert Bannister
• for the love of Mike
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Hatunen
• Apostrophe usage, or, greengrocer supreme
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Old Big Oak Flat Road Trail
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: railway guard [WAS: "Sturm und Drang"]
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Funny language (Gercher)
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Couldn't they have waited until Febuary?
  • From: Andrew Taylor
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Google Seek Belgian Language Masters
  • From: JF
• Re: railway guard [WAS: "Sturm und Drang"]
  • From: Don Aitken
• Couldn't they have waited until Febuary?
  • From: Robert Lieblich
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Sara Lorimer
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: "pooter"?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: "pooter"?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Funny language (Gercher)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Good, best, best? (So much for "better")
  • From: UC
• Re: Good, best, best? (So much for "better")
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Dad, Mom: Your "A" Student Probably Is IGNORANT!
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: A stab in the dark.
  • From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: minor subjects [WAS: Alumnus]
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: UC
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: UC
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Gerrit Tijink
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Funny language (Gercher)
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Garrett Wollman
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Hatunen
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Hatunen
• minor subjects [WAS: Alumnus]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: A verge of taste
  • From: Robert
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: A verge of taste
  • From: Robert
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Aaron J. Dinkin
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: A stab in the dark.
  • From: Aaron J. Dinkin
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Google tries to ban googling in order to prevent "genericidation"
  • From: Old Fogey
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Bob Cunningham
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: JF
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Arcadian Rises
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: The use of "whenever" instead of "when"
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Maria
• Re: A stab in the dark.
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Google tries to ban googling in order to prevent "genericidation"
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Mike Lyle
• A verge of taste
  • From: Robert
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: UC
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Gerrit Tijink
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Evan Kirshenbaum
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Good, best, best? (So much for "better")
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Good, best, best? (So much for "better")
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: Good, best, best? (So much for "better")
  • From: Troy Steadman
• Re: Good, best, best? (So much for "better")
  • From: John Kane
• Re: French - English help... What about my sentence?
  • From: John Kane
• Re: Google tries to ban googling in order to prevent "genericidation"
  • From: Daniel al-Autistiqui
• Good, best, best? (So much for "better")
  • From: J. W. Love
• Good, best, best? (So much for "better")
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: Funny language (Gercher)
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Funny language (Gercher)
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: Good, best, best? (So much for "better")
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: railway guard [WAS: "Sturm und Drang"]
  • From: Jacqui
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Jacqui
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Jacqui
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Linz
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Linz
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Jacqui
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Bale out
  • From: Jacqui
• Re: on-the-spot investigation
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Nick Spalding
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Funny language (Gercher)
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Funny language (Gercher)
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: John Dean
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Bale out
  • From: John Dean
• Re: on-the-spot investigation
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: The use of "whenever" instead of "when"
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: A stab in the dark.
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: on-the-spot investigation
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Funny language (Gercher)
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: A verge of taste
  • From: Stephen Calder
• Funny language (Gercher)
  • From: John Smith
• Re: The use of "whenever" instead of "when"
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Bale out
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: railway guard [WAS: "Sturm und Drang"]
  • From: Linz
• Re: A stab in the dark.
  • From: TOF
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Linz
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: The use of "whenever" instead of "when"
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: A stab in the dark.
  • From: HVS
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: A stab in the dark.
  • From: izzy
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Salvatore Volatile
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: dontbother
• Re: A stab in the dark.
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Linz
• Re: on-the-spot investigation
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Linz
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Linz
• Re: Better way to say "making sausages" ?
  • From: kenny
• Re: on-the-spot investigation
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Bale out
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: Rick Zantow
• Re: on-the-spot investigation
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: The use of "whenever" instead of "when"
  • From: Rick Zantow
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: Will
• Re: on-the-spot investigation
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: on-the-spot investigation
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: on-the-spot investigation
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: MHW
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: HVS
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: MHW
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: MHW
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• on-the-spot investigation
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Matthew Huntbach
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: HVS
• A stab in the dark.
  • From: Stuart Chapman
• Re: Bale out
  • From: Jacqui
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: Stuart Chapman
• Re: A verge of taste
  • From: mUs1Ka
• Re: The use of "whenever" instead of "when"
  • From: Peacenik
• Re: railway guard [WAS: "Sturm und Drang"]
  • From: Theodore de Bere
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: "An" with "h"
  • From: HVS
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: saharvetes
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: JF
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: railway guard [WAS: "Sturm und Drang"]
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• Re: OT- A previously unknown Google feature
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• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: The use of "whenever" instead of "when"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: The use of "whenever" instead of "when"
  • From: Peacenik
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Peacenik
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Peacenik
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Looking for Japanese / English practice through Skype
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• Re: OT- A previously unknown Google feature
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• Re: The number of planets
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• Re: English word for "Models/busts used in Apparel Stores"
  • From: Richard Bollard
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: Garrett Wollman
• Re: parenthesis usage
  • From: Mike
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: The number of planets
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• Re: Better way to say "making sausages" ?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: railway guard [WAS: "Sturm und Drang"]
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• Re: New Member
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• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
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• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
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• Re: A verge of taste
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
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• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: French - English help... What about my sentence?
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: The use of "whenever" instead of "when"
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: "An" with "h"
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: New Member
  • From: Frank ess
• Re: Neighboring words in an online dictionary [was: Re: Read it and weeep (sic)]
  • From: Frank ess
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: write, write to [WAS: lobbying]
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: railway guard [WAS: "Sturm und Drang"]
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: Bale out
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: Looking for John Mark Karr handwriting sample(s)
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: rather than
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Maria
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Maria
• Re: Looking for John Mark Karr handwriting sample(s)
  • From: Robin Bignall
• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: French - English help... What about my sentence?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "An" with "h"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: French - English help... What about my sentence?
  • From: HVS
• Re: French - English help... What about my sentence?
  • From: J. J. Lodder
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Mike Barnes
• Re: Google Groups gets wise
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: HVS
• Re: Google Groups gets wise
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: A verge of taste
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Google Groups gets wise
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: "pooter"?
  • From: Django Cat
• Re: A verge of taste
  • From: mUs1Ka
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Puzzle Monster
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Thats: The genitive case of which?
  • From: MHW
• Re: railway guard [WAS: "Sturm und Drang"]
  • From: Theodore de Bere
• Re: A verge of taste
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Alan Jones
• Re: Neighboring words in an online dictionary [was: Re: Read it and weeep (sic)]
  • From: Theodore de Bere
• Re: railway guard [WAS: "Sturm und Drang"]
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: Jeffrey Turner
• Re: railway guard [WAS: "Sturm und Drang"]
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: A verge of taste
  • From: mUs1Ka
• Re: A verge of taste
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Better way to say "making sausages" ?
  • From: bert
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Skitt
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Nick Spalding
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Nick Spalding
• Re: devoted to doing or is devoted to doing
  • From: Jonathan Morton
• Re: rather than
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: JF
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: Rick Zantow
• Looking for Japanese / English practice through Skype
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• Re: The use of "whenever" instead of "when"
  • From: WCJ
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Better way to say "making sausages" ?
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: R H Draney
• Re: Neighboring words in an online dictionary [was: Re: Read it and weeep (sic)]
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Neighboring words in an online dictionary [was: Re: Read it and weeep (sic)]
  • From: HVS
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: Wood Avens
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Third-Country National [was: I want to ask if these sentences have any wrong ?]
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: The use of "whenever" instead of "when"
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Neighboring words in an online dictionary [was: Re: Read it and weeep (sic)]
  • From: Theodore de Bere
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: the Omrud
• Third-Country National [was: I want to ask if these sentences have any wrong ?]
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: railway guard [WAS: "Sturm und Drang"]
  • From: Pat Durkin
• Re: French - English help... What about my sentence?
  • From: JF
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: Theodore de Bere
• Re: New Member
  • From: JF
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Theodore de Bere
• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
  • From: JF
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: saharvetes
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: JF
• Re: OT Seasickness and Pidgin English [was 'Pudding and Pies']
  • From: Don Aitken
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: JF
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: HVS
• Re: "pooter"?
  • From: mUs1Ka
• Re: French - English help... What about my sentence?
  • From: TOF
• Re: The number of planets
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Better way to say "making sausages" ?
  • From: Don Phillipson
• Re: "pooter"?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Which sentence is better?
  • From: Leslie Danks
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: Vinny Burgoo
• Re: write, write to [WAS: lobbying]
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Which sentence is better?
  • From: mb
• Re: OT Seasickness and Pidgin English [was 'Pudding and Pies']
  • From: mb
• Re: French - English help... What about my sentence?
  • From: Troy Steadman
• Re: French - English help... What about my sentence?
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: saharvetes
• Re: OT Seasickness and Pidgin English [was 'Pudding and Pies']
  • From: Solo Thesailor
• Re: Dragged or drug?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• French - English help... What about my sentence?
  • From: Meneomic
• Re: OT Seasickness and Pidgin English [was 'Pudding and Pies']
  • From: Solo Thesailor
• Re: Bale out
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: The use of "whenever" instead of "when"
  • From: Peter Duncanson
• Re: parenthesis usage
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
  • From: CDB
• Re: "pooter"?
  • From: mUs1Ka
• Re: The URL of the Beast
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Which sentence is better?
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: "pooter"?
  • From: Django Cat
• Intro B: Useful Web Sites for AUE Participants
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
  • From: HVS
• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: she was going in the coming in Raleigh
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: Any error in this sentence?
  • From: Peacenik
• New Member
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• she was going in the coming in Raleigh
  • From: Marius Hancu
• Re: The URL of the Beast
  • From: Father Ignatius
• Re: OT- A previously unknown Google feature
  • From: TOF
• Re: Any error in this sentence?
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: The use of "whenever" instead of "when"
  • From: Donna Richoux
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Wayne Brown
• Re: "An" with "h"
  • From: HVS
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Leslie Danks
• Re: "pooter"?
  • From: james
• Re: devoted to doing or is devoted to doing
  • From: Peacenik
• Re: Which sentence is better?
  • From: Default User
• Re: railway guard [WAS: "Sturm und Drang"]
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: railway guard [WAS: "Sturm und Drang"]
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Good or Well?
  • From: Blinky the Shark
• Re: Tired of 666? Try a new number
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: Good or Well?
  • From: John Holmes
• Re: Which sentence is better?
  • From: Peacenik
• Re: Which sentence is better?
  • From: Peacenik
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: dontbother
• Re: to take or taken
  • From: Peacenik
• Re: Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: tinwhistler
• Re: Better way to say "making sausages" ?
  • From: mb
• Read it and weeep (sic)
  • From: dontbother
• The use of "whenever" instead of "when"
  • From: WCJ
• Re: Which sentence is better?
  • From: dontbother
• Re: Tired of 666? Try a new number
  • From: Spehro Pefhany
• The number of planets
  • From: Peter Moylan
• Tired of 666? Try a new number
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: Which sentence is better?
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Which sentence is better?
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: Better way to say "making sausages" ?
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: devoted to doing or is devoted to doing
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Garrett Wollman
• Re: Dragged or drug?
  • From: Theodore de Bere
• Re: Dragged or drug?
  • From: Lazarus
• Re: "An" with "h"
  • From: CDB
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Mark Brader
• Re: Good or Well?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: OT Seasickness and Pidgin English [was 'Pudding and Pies']
  • From: Default User
• Re: "of my students and I"
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Graeme Thomas
• Re: "An" with "h"
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Bale out
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: John O'Flaherty
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: "Sturm und Drang"
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: railway guard [WAS: "Sturm und Drang"]
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Skitt
• Re: Bale out
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: Robert Bannister
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Frank ess
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: How much does the average American know of British English and British culture?
  • From: John Dean
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Tony Cooper
• Re: Too much hype for a buzz?
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Greetings, I'm the piddie...
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: Dragged or drug?
  • From: Mike Lyle
• Re: Alumnus
  • From: Paul Wolff
• Re: OT__Computer upgrade tip
  • From: the Omrud
• Re: The URL of the Beast
  • From: Mike Lyle</