Looking forward to the review once Australia arrives.
Pros:
Great out doors
Cons:
Wierd accents
Wierd animals
Wierd habit of tampering with their balls.
pro :they get New Year before we do...
Apostrophes are important...
The crow is a nice touch.Apostrophes are important...
"Open here I flung the shutter, when, with many a flirt and flutter,
In there stepped a stately Raven of the saintly days of yore;
Not the least obeisance made he; not a minute stopped or stayed he;
But, with mien of lord or lady, perched above my chamber door—
Perched upon a bust of Pallas just above my chamber door—
Perched, and sat, and nothing more."
Ah the dark dark poetry of Edgar Allan Poe
Edukayshin is good, but Tenders are goodder!!!
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It's actually very interesting that he says "lectrician" and "lectrical". It's often how we speak so perhaps he thinks those are the correct words? One day they might well be!
For example, a few hundred years ago "an apron" used to be "a hapron" but the "h" was dropped at some point. It makes sense. "an apron" is much easier to say than "a hapron".
It's actually very interesting that he says "lectrician" and "lectrical". It's often how we speak so perhaps he thinks those are the correct words? One day they might well be!
For example, a few hundred years ago "an apron" used to be "a hapron" but the "h" was dropped at some point. It makes sense. "an apron" is much easier to say than "a hapron".
So, he also mentions a COC certificate. If we accept this language evolution stuff, what is he talking about? Hopefully it’s a certificate of compliance certificate (insert ocd attack here) and not the other (seemingly more likely) possibility.
Gards
if you get a chance watch the (new) film the professor and the madman. i have a feeling you'll like it.
It triggers my OCD when people refer to the distribution board as the DB board.
"Can I inspect your Distrubution Board board?"
If I had the time I would remove three cover and hand them that as the board
Also, Fournos Bakery. The word fournos means bakery so in essence it's Bakery Bakery.
What is Google's first language? The English questions are killing me
Coincidence. I'm staying in the town Rupert Brookes was born in.
This place is also the home of one of the greatest sports ever.
This place is also the home of one of the greatest sports ever.
I first discovered one of his books on holiday in the Drakensberg when I was 17 and loved that book of poems. He's one of the most underrated poets of time.
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