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SI Grammar and Spelling Lab
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3486 Yes, it's apparent that someone wanted to be more forceful than merely be Tom Clarke-1/24/2000
3485 That is quite poetic, very well done!Tom Clarke-1/24/2000
3484 For you, Michael. Dave Barry on "irregardless" and other thorny grammjbe-1/24/2000
3483 Those were great Joan. I should have known the grammar wizard here would tear tgreenspirit-1/24/2000
3482 Let me add to that chef d'oeuvre: <i>And when they hang him from thejbe-1/23/2000
3481 Re: rhyming "purple" <i>'ll bet someone like Ogden Nash -Jim S-1/23/2000
3480 Charley, my guess is that somebody invented the term "proactive" to sjbe-1/23/2000
3479 If you can stand a punning bilingual poem using "orange" in an internjbe-1/23/2000
3478 YES!! Thank you thank you. And of course linguists decide. Thanks, teach. I doTom Clarke-1/23/2000
3477 Well, Charley, it's not up to grammarians to decide what is a legitimate wojbe-1/23/2000
3476 Hi Joan, What is your take on this word we hear called "proactive"? Tom Clarke-1/23/2000
3475 What about orange/door hinge?Tom Clarke-1/23/2000
3474 <<Stewardesses' is the longest word that is typed with only the left jbe-1/23/2000
3473 Glad you enjoyed it Christopher. Here is a couple of more grammar nigly's. greenspirit-1/23/2000
3472 Oh, Joan, how very funny! Thanks so much for a terrific laugh. Edwarda-1/21/2000
3471 Oops, Blue -- #3470 was supposed to be addressed to you. EOM.jbe-1/20/2000
3470 Latest (?) in Washington Post nonsense contest! My brother sent this to me. Majbe-1/20/2000
3469 Thanks for the laughs, Mike! Edwarda-1/19/2000
3468 That's great! I assume you know the proof that the correct spelling of fisThe Philosopher-1/19/2000
3467 Hi Edwarda, thought you would enjoy this... <b>No wonder the English langreenspirit-1/19/2000
3466 The braggarts on SI would never refer to a thirty-two bagger as a five fold gaiKitskid-1/11/2000
3465 Yes, sorry, spelling error -- etymology. Question re-posed. Answers?Sowbug-1/11/2000
3464 etymology ¨¨¨Kitskid-1/10/2000
3463 What does the expression "five-fold," for example, mean? I know peopSowbug-1/10/2000
3462 <i>respiratory therapists in the smoking atrium?</i> A common obseJack Clarke-1/7/2000
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