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snowdome for the win
From the New Uses For Old Monuments challenge. See all 253 entries (closed)
( , Sun 29 Jul 2007, 20:02, archived)
Excellent
have a biscuit.
Did anyone else just notice that post and delete back there?
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Sun 29 Jul 2007, 20:03,
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Did anyone else just notice that post and delete back there?
No... Ptolemy, I think was the name. Possibly.
Wasn't really paying attention
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Sun 29 Jul 2007, 20:04,
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I was just going to say,
bear in mind that the gay shift prolly won't even have a clue what the word "fortnight" actually means....
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Sun 29 Jul 2007, 20:05,
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bear in mind that the gay shift prolly won't even have a clue what the word "fortnight" actually means....
I know *sighs*
it makes complete sense to you and me, but not to a nation for whom "football" has to be renamed "soccer" to avoid confusion with games which involve actually handling a ball.
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Sun 29 Jul 2007, 20:10,
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Surely the word existed for all those early immigrants from these fair isles
that went over? I think they do know but are just being silly.
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Sun 29 Jul 2007, 20:13,
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meh
"very rare" it says here - in my experience a considerable underestimate en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fortnight
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Sun 29 Jul 2007, 20:16,
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and here it says they just plain forgot it
www.pbs.org/speak/ahead/change/ruining/
Madness. What do they say instead do you think? Perhaps they have no equally spaced bimonthly events at all.
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Sun 29 Jul 2007, 20:20,
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Madness. What do they say instead do you think? Perhaps they have no equally spaced bimonthly events at all.