This is thread. Now click on it.

This is "a" thread, now click on it, would have been a lot better.
Aside: I' m not an English major, but I once slept at a Holiday Inn.
 
So today we learnt that "thread is not a troll poster".


I hope after this little lesson, you will never confuse the two again.





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This is "a" thread, now click on it, would have been a lot better.
Aside: I' m not an English major, but I once slept at a Holiday Inn.


Did you consider that thread could be a person, you know like pink or neci or jimliterotica?






[SIZE="-3"]The "it" in the title is because I'm not sure about its gender (you can take a peek if you like). [/SIZE]:eek:
 
Did you consider that thread could be a person, you know like pink or neci or jimliterotica?






[SIZE="-3"]The "it" in the title is because I'm not sure about its gender (you can take a peek if you like). [/SIZE]:eek:

It is was a person, "thread", would have been capitalized, just a little matter, if anything.
 
Stop what?

And please define 'good'.

I just like subdued_passion's AV.

Aside from her Av, of which I do agree, I was thinking that my grasp of English would fall very short, as compared to yours, my good man.
 
Aside from her Av, of which I do agree, I was thinking that my grasp of English would fall very short, as compared to yours, my good man.

Perhaps because I have been using for more decades?
 
Possibly, but it's the "Proper" that rules, you're just good at it.

There are drawbacks to being considered an exponent of 'proper' English.

Last weekend I had to give a masterclass on Shakespeare's The Tempest to one of my eldest daughter's students. My daughter thinks I can give a masterclass on any topic in English Literature. I had never studied The Tempest, but I managed to satisfy the student after a few hours of reading ancient and modern critics.

I also get the task of drafting appeals for money from community organisations to charities and local government. I can write in 'government speak' and produce 'impact assessments' and 'desired outcomes'. I have produced three such documents in the last week.

My diary, as me, not oggbashan, is cluttered with meetings at which I am expected to be their spokesperson.

Next autumn another organisation has asked me to give at least three talks on a variety of subjects to a small audience of 100 or so people.

I'd rather be writing erotica.
 
Which reminds me of my granddaughter.

She likes her granddad to sing, with actions:

I'm a little teapot, short and stout
When it's tea-time, hear me shout:

Lift me up and pour me out!

Video...
 
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