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SI Grammar and Spelling Lab
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3611 "Derisking"? Oh, come on, you're joking...aren't you?Edwarda-6/2/2000
3610 eeeek - that's one for the verbal Receptic Tank. My current pet peeve is aJacques Chitte-6/2/2000
3609 LOL! What a segue into an opportunity for me to say once again how much I hateEdwarda-6/2/2000
3608 Learned a new word last night. Went to a reception at a restaurant. Hostess dirDMaA-6/2/2000
3607 I found it much too slow to be useful, but I like the idea of having it as a scEdwarda-5/31/2000
3606 Actually, I sort of enjoyed it. Not for its usefulness, but just watching wordThe Philosopher-5/30/2000
3605 Didn't it make you feel sort of cranky? I mean... all that technology for TE-5/29/2000
3604 Did you notice the reference in the New Yorker to this site? plumbdesign.com The Philosopher-5/29/2000
3603 I'm afraid the intended answer is the unsatisfying one. The third word doesJacques Chitte-5/24/2000
3602 This puzzle was answered here once, I think. But I don't know the answer. DE-5/24/2000
3601 Joan, here's a fun interesting play on words... Letter of Recommendation greenspirit14/20/2000
3600 I have nothing meaningful to contribute here, but I just thought I would grub pGROUND ZERO™-3/29/2000
3599 Christopher, Thanks. When I have a moment, will explore. Remember, however, tjbe-3/29/2000
3598 The Times (the real one) now has a style guide on line. I haven't had timThe Philosopher-3/28/2000
3597 Charley, interesting little tid-bit.... The US standard railroad gauge (distangreenspirit-3/27/2000
3596 <i>The word is "LOSES" you morons!!!</i> heheheheheheSowbug-3/27/2000
3595 OH my god, now even REUTERS is doing it!!! I can't take this stoopidity! Peter V-3/27/2000
3594 Without that dictionary entry to inform me, I'd have been sure that it was Edwarda-3/18/2000
3593 A marginally interesting topic: Following passage seen at <http://www.zdii.Sowbug-3/16/2000
3592 LOL! Am I correct in thinking that can only be done with English?Tom Clarke-3/16/2000
3591 Thought you might like that. I always overlook Lingua Franca when I see it on nTom Clarke-3/16/2000
3590 And now for something completely different: Ladle Rat Rotten Hut. ===========jbe-3/16/2000
3589 Very entertaining, CharleyMane. And the site is great. I've bookmarked itjbe-3/16/2000
3588 Pythagoras did not discover the theorem that bears his name. Such misnamings abTom Clarke-3/15/2000
3587 What I find surprising is that Alpha Gore's stupid comments don't receiJim S-3/3/2000
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