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I am firmly in the camp opposed to it, but we can get Randy D to... moreI am firmly in the camp opposed to it, but we can get Randy D to adjudicate.
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Note the Oxford comma.
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Dry ones aren't brilliant either.
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Usually funerals, but there's Black Tie dos, black concert shirt... moreUsually funerals, but there's Black Tie dos, black concert shirts and my shoes are usually black, not to mention the black wig and the occasion black tshirt.
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The trinity doctrine isn't actually Biblical, but a tradition da... moreThe trinity doctrine isn't actually Biblical, but a tradition dating from later than the Bible.
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OK the recording is not a duet, but there was an arrangement for... moreOK the recording is not a duet, but there was an arrangement for duet that my wife and self sang.
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Paper roses
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMmM_eKGa28
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Shoes are nearly always black, Apart from sad rags, there's only... moreShoes are nearly always black, Apart from sad rags, there's only a black concert shirt, black pullover, cartoon t-shirt, trousers, wig and of course the eponymous tie(s).
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A.
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Depends on which side of the propaganda war you're on.
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They don't cope with homophones.
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Can you give details of the precise logic of your refutation, pl... moreCan you give details of the precise logic of your refutation, please. I'd have said beer goggles are scientific fact, but, of course, they are needed in relatively few cases. Doubt if the post was aimed at yourself.
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Bosses are supposed to be role models. If they drink, they shoul... moreBosses are supposed to be role models. If they drink, they should not be surprised if their subordinates follow suit.
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One for "don't try this at home". Has he tried it on his good self??
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I'm waiting for it to reach my waist.
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That would come under the unnecessary journeys rule.
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It's a slippery slope.
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They would be better off studying the terms and conditions of th... moreThey would be better off studying the terms and conditions of their health insurance.
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The neighbour's family do my weekly (food) shop. I am saving thr... moreThe neighbour's family do my weekly (food) shop. I am saving through not wining and dining out, paying for any tickets to events or transport, nor being tempted to buy anything in any shop windows.
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Scottish to be precise
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If you use a colour rotation system, it will equalise the wear a... moreIf you use a colour rotation system, it will equalise the wear and tear on the various items.
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If it's any help, the charities regulator publishes the expense ... moreIf it's any help, the charities regulator publishes the expense ratio, which should show up any with excess admin and managerial costs.
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It's a bit of a shambles at the moment, what with charities not ... moreIt's a bit of a shambles at the moment, what with charities not able to run their usual annual fundraisers. I'm waiting for the dust to settle on this virus business.Foodbanks have also been disrupted with their usual supplies not always available in the shops and many of their volunteers unable to venture forth.
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I've used shin in my post. It is of course famously used as a sh... moreI've used shin in my post. It is of course famously used as a shibboleth, outing those who pronounced it 's'. It has a superficial resemblance to the Cyrillic ш.
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I used some in mathematics and learned the alphabet and some voc... moreI used some in mathematics and learned the alphabet and some vocabulary for a trip to the Holy Land in 2000. I was a hero for knowing the word שֵׁרוּתִים (toilets) at a stop on the bus tour.
It's nearly all forgotten by now.
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Too late; the Chinese bought them all up ages ago.
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It may rise if social disorder breaks out.
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If you don't say, "I do ", then there ain't no marriage to annul.
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Think Mackenzie to see whaur it cam fae.
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What this Hoots Mon. My post clearly implies that the saying is ... moreWhat this Hoots Mon. My post clearly implies that the saying is not Canadian. As you note, it is Scots. Indeed it is regularly bandied aboot colloquially without the benefit of your erudite reference.
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As in 'a moose aboot the hoose', but it's not the Canadian ... moreAs in 'a moose aboot the hoose', but it's not the Canadian moose.
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Shopping list.
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Social distancing...(PIcture not uploading).
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...and Scots.
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Ye havnae quite got the Scots spelling; it's whisky and guid.
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Cat's extra pally; don't know if it's because she's had a tooth out.
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He doesn't stay in the same house (Clarence) any more either - h... moreHe doesn't stay in the same house (Clarence) any more either - he's decamped to Balmoral in Scotland.
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Some Scots are disgruntled that he (aka Duke of Rothesay) has fl... moreSome Scots are disgruntled that he (aka Duke of Rothesay) has fled to his second home Balmoral which is not the advice given to the general public. Surely travel from CLarence House was non-essential.
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In a couple of weeks there will be no escaping the statistics.
... moreIn a couple of weeks there will be no escaping the statistics.
The people in other countries (including my own UK) should hold off adverse comment until they see how it pans out in their own countries.
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Super Trouper
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Depends if you're dyslexic.
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Sorry, but they haven't locked down hard enough. You can't stop ... moreSorry, but they haven't locked down hard enough. You can't stop a bullet train once it gets going.
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As with all diseases, it's no respecter of persons.
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I have a exercise bike. Going to try to get streetview set up on... moreI have a exercise bike. Going to try to get streetview set up on the handlebars.
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The WHO says test,test,test.However we can't test everybody, but... moreThe WHO says test,test,test.However we can't test everybody, but it would make sense to test those who have been in contact with a victim so that the virus can be tracked.
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There are some who say anyone who is against capitalist greed is... moreThere are some who say anyone who is against capitalist greed is a Socialist. I'd say Jesus wasn't a capitalist but don't go as far as to label Him a Socialist whatever that is..
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Wish I had
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Exactly what I told them when they wanted me (the maths scholar)... moreExactly what I told them when they wanted me (the maths scholar) to do it for them. Wasn't having my time wasted.
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I recently bought Love Oliver from the authors Andy and Jennifer... moreI recently bought Love Oliver from the authors Andy and Jennifer Gill, but it may not count as new as it was published in 2011 (reprint 2012). Before that it was "Oh, it's yersel', ya bugger!" autobiography of Jack Kellet, but that was secondhand. Nevile Davidson A Life to Be Lived by Andrew G Ralston biography of the minister that conducted the confirmation service for my father and thirty years later myself was bought hot off the press.Btw the one I last read was published last year, but was borrowed from the church library. less
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Before you open your Bible by Matt Smethurst.
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