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jambutty

24-03-2009 12:20

Re: Do you think

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Originally Posted by planetsusie (Post 694170)

I know, the apostrophe is by choice and being chipped away at
soon we will be able to lose all punctuation n talk in text
<baffled at these responses>

Don’t be baffled Susie, its (or it’s - meaning it is) par for the course on here. The use of the apostrophe is being chipped away but that’s what happens to languages. They evolve. It’s the misuse of the apostrophe that is worrying because it shows a lack of basic education.

jambutty

24-03-2009 12:31

Re: Do you think

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Originally Posted by planetsusie (Post 694209)

margaret
be honest
you are a bully

Only if you let her.

jambutty

24-03-2009 12:36

Re: Do you think

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Originally Posted by planetsusie (Post 694226)

I really do think this thread <on the whole> is simply a bullying, snapping snarling demonstration of humanity at its worst
oh n dont correct the typo
Its a harmless non inflammatory attempt to open discussion where everyone can own a view

If your view doesn’t conform to the majority it is wrong.

jambutty

24-03-2009 12:57

Re: Do you think

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Originally Posted by planetsusie (Post 694414)

nah she just thinks there isn't any point n woulld rather move onto some friendly banter

Out of the 15 thousand plus members why do you think that it is the same couple of dozen or so who do the posting, drag a thread off topic with banter that is reminiscent of a chat room not a forum?

jambutty

24-03-2009 13:14

Re: Do you think

“Blood is thicker than water” according to the Oracle of all knowledge Wikipedia at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_is_thicker_than_water “is a German proverb (originally: Blut ist dicker als Wasser.), which is also common in English speaking countries. It generally means that the bonds of family and common ancestry are stronger than those bonds between unrelated people (such as friendship).”

I subscribe to that.

flashy

24-03-2009 13:41

Re: Do you think

i dont think blood is thicker than water, many times my friends have been there for me when my family havent or when my family didnt want to know

and no, i havent read the rest of the posts in this thread

jaysay

24-03-2009 16:12

Re: Do you think

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 696057)

i dont think blood is thicker than water, many times my friends have been there for me when my family havent or when my family didnt want to know

and no, i haven't read the rest of the posts in this thread

Well can see your point flashy, I know by the in fighting that went on within my mothers family, so much so that her and her sister fell out big time and never made up before she died, I haven't spoke to her myself for twenty odd years, alas I never will now she died a short time ago

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