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I noticed today that you haven't turned your home page into a shrine to someone that we have never heard of. Is there any particular reason for this? I mean surely it must be someone's birthday?

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Originally posted by jimslyp69
I noticed today that you haven't turned your home page into a shrine to someone that we have never heard of. Is there any particular reason for this? I mean surely it must be someone's birthday?
Your right, it't my birthday. I'd prefer a check in the mail though.

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Originally posted by YEAH BOY
Your right, it't my birthday. I'd prefer a check in the mail though.
Cheque.

skeets

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Originally posted by skeeter
Cheque.

skeets
Not if you're American...

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Originally posted by jimslyp69
I mean surely it must be someone's birthday?
Monica Lewinsky (38)

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Originally posted by skeeter
Cheque.

skeets
Maybe in your part of the woods.

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Originally posted by jimslyp69
Not if you're American...
Isn't this where we get a certain poster telling us why Americans don;t utilise 'superfluous and unnecessary' letters in the formation of words...makes me laugh that one whenever verbs like 'burglarize' and 'weatherize' etc rear their heads, certainly not simplified as maintained about these forum.

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Originally posted by RevRSleeker
Isn't this where we get a certain poster telling us why Americans don;t utilise 'superfluous and unnecessary' letters in the formation of words...makes me laugh that one whenever verbs like 'burglarize' and 'weatherize' etc rear their heads, certainly not simplified as maintained about these forum.
Eeek, politics, I'd rather stay out of it and be Mr Popular. 😉

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Originally posted by jimslyp69
Eeek, politics, I'd rather stay out of it and be Mr Popular. 😉
Isin't that what Bush did?

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Originally posted by RevRSleeker
Isn't this where we get a certain poster telling us why Americans don;t utilise 'superfluous and unnecessary' letters in the formation of words...makes me laugh that one whenever verbs like 'burglarize' and 'weatherize' etc rear their heads, certainly not simplified as maintained about these forum.
We're weatherized against British quirks and linguistic peculiarities.

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Originally posted by HandyAndy
We're weatherized against British quirks and linguistic peculiarities.
You mean linguistic burglarizations.

😀

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Originally posted by HandyAndy
We're weatherized against British quirks and linguistic peculiarities.
Cobblers... 😉

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Originally posted by RevRSleeker
Cobblers... 😉
Don't you mean cobblerz?

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Originally posted by jimslyp69
Don't you mean cobbler[b]z?[/b]
Don't be silly, the z is for inside words, not for forming plurals. Nobody could be daft enough to use it that way, not even Colonials.



He means "cobblerizors".

Richard

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I rest my case.