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did i say something evil? can't take emotiveness, DIYnot...
(only kidding admin
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did i say something evil? can't take emotiveness, DIYnot...
(only kidding admin
totally:-
though often tendered, another lousy letter, yippee!(Y oh Y)
Hardly rocket science, there is a limited number of words beginning with 'Y' repetitions are bound to occure, this view is shared by others.totally:-
though often tendered, another lousy letter, yippee!(Y oh Y)
(Wotan, please explain... what's your reason for disliking the letter Y?)
Hardly rocket science, there is a limited number of words beginning with 'Y' repetitions are bound to occure, this view is shared by others.
Wotan
Sorry if I have upset you with my reply, no offence intended, but there were others who also groan when the letter 'Y' is used.Hardly rocket science, there is a limited number of words beginning with 'Y' repetitions are bound to occure, this view is shared by others.
Wotan
(thanks for the 'friendly' reply. There are plenty of words beginning with y... and if one is repeated from 400 posts earlier.. the next sentence is unlikely to be repeated. And so why don't you complain about X?)
Sorry if I have upset you with my reply, no offence intended, but there were others who also groan when the letter 'Y' is used.Hardly rocket science, there is a limited number of words beginning with 'Y' repetitions are bound to occure, this view is shared by others.
Wotan
(thanks for the 'friendly' reply. There are plenty of words beginning with y... and if one is repeated from 400 posts earlier.. the next sentence is unlikely to be repeated. And so why don't you complain about X?)
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I can see your point, but where do you draw the line? adulterating words must have a limit, otherwise anything would do, though I can accept the example you have indicated e.g. yellow-> yellowish and other examples along the same lines, I have tended to use just words in the concise oxford dictionary.Sorry if I have upset you with my reply, no offence intended, but there were others who also groan when the letter 'Y' is used.Hardly rocket science, there is a limited number of words beginning with 'Y' repetitions are bound to occure, this view is shared by others.
Wotan
(thanks for the 'friendly' reply. There are plenty of words beginning with y... and if one is repeated from 400 posts earlier.. the next sentence is unlikely to be repeated. And so why don't you complain about X?)
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(no probs wotan - there should be an emoticon for a handshake - i think a Y is quite a good letter... there may not be many Y words in the dictionary... but we can use names, company names etc...and then extend words. e.g. yellow -> yellowish -> yellowness)
I can see your point, but where do you draw the line? adulterating words must have a limit, otherwise anything would do, though I can accept the example you have indicated e.g. yellow-> yellowish and other examples along the same lines, I have tended to use just words in the concise oxford dictionary.Sorry if I have upset you with my reply, no offence intended, but there were others who also groan when the letter 'Y' is used.Hardly rocket science, there is a limited number of words beginning with 'Y' repetitions are bound to occure, this view is shared by others.
Wotan
(thanks for the 'friendly' reply. There are plenty of words beginning with y... and if one is repeated from 400 posts earlier.. the next sentence is unlikely to be repeated. And so why don't you complain about X?)
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(no probs wotan - there should be an emoticon for a handshake - i think a Y is quite a good letter... there may not be many Y words in the dictionary... but we can use names, company names etc...and then extend words. e.g. yellow -> yellowish -> yellowness)
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Wotan