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@the-gravedigger said
Whoosh !
Never mind the whoosh the kids name was kevin and he got forgot at home.

What other Movie was on with the main character called kevin?

-VR

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@very-rusty said
Never mind the whoosh the kids name was kevin and he got forgot at home.

What other Movie was on with the main character called kevin?

-VR
My first post on page 2 should give you a clue.

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@very-rusty said
Never mind the whoosh the kids name was kevin and he got forgot at home.

What other Movie was on with the main character called kevin?

-VR
It's a little known fact that Shakespeare originally named some of his plays differently. For example there were;

'Kevin and Juliet'
'Much ado about Kevin'
'Kevin III'

Only in later editions did he change the titles.

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@the-gravedigger said
My first post on page 2 should give you a clue.
We shouldn't talk about other subscribers!

-VR

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@kevin-eleven said
Almost always, except when I'm out and about.
The kid from home alone was called Kevin 😉

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@very-rusty said
We shouldn't talk about other subscribers!

-VR
But non-sub scum is ok.

Edit: Are ok?

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@trev33 said
But non-sub scum is ok.

Edit: Are ok?
I'd say "scum" is an uncountable noun. So, yeah, I'd favour "is". Then again, I approach these things descriptively rather than proscriptively.

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@trev33 said
The kid from home alone was called Kevin 😉
Exactly as long as we are not talking about Keven eleven, aka Ceaser Salad. 😛 🙂

-VR

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@trev33 said
But non-sub scum is ok.
Nope can't use that anymore.....LOL.....The day the music died! 😉

-VR

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@indonesia-phil said
It's a little known fact that Shakespeare originally named some of his plays differently. For example there were;

'Kevin and Juliet'
'Much ado about Kevin'
'Kevin III'

Only in later editions did he change the titles.
There is also a famous song that later changed its title from;

'Stairway to Kevin'

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@the-gravedigger said
There is also a famous song that later changed its title from;

'Stairway to Kevin'
Kevin Can Wait.

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@kevin-eleven said
Kevin Can Wait.
I bet he is sitting there already waiting with his Caesar salad. 😉

-VR

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@indonesia-phil said
It's a little known fact that Shakespeare originally named some of his plays differently. For example there were;

'Kevin and Juliet'
'Much ado about Kevin'
'Kevin III'

Only in later editions did he change the titles.
"The Merry Wives of Kevin"

"All Wells That Ends Kevin"

"The Taming of the Kevin"

"The Kevin of Errors"

"As Kevin Likes It"

"MacKevin"

"Keviline"

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Manna from Kevin

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Things seem to have settled down, and I don't necessarily feel proud about having started this thread, but it seemed right at the time.

I would say that Ghost is generally more charming than tedious about 98% of the time. As for me, what I was really against was the perceived ostracizing and shunning of Very Rusty. I'm cool with living in a VR-inclusive zone.

I appreciate the members of The Ghost Chamber, and I miss interacting with them in the damask-papered walls of said posh club, but I also appreciate Very Rusty and have no problem with him. I consider him a friend and possibly a relative. Thank goodness many of the most kind and interesting members of The Ghost Chamber also play out here in the public forum.

So maybe here I'll sprinkle a little sage and a little cedar on the burning coal.