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Amazulu Nov 17th 2011 1:57 pm

Re: The positive vibe thread...
 

Originally Posted by Bernieboy (Post 9738176)
Now even you know that elvis travels by bus,yer nearly as stupid as the pygmie hunter:D

I've asked you before but you've never answered; what's a pygmie?

It wouldn't be, as I suspect, a derogatory name for black people would it?

You do lead a charmed (read protected) life on BE.

Alfresco Nov 17th 2011 2:01 pm

Re: The positive vibe thread...
 

Originally Posted by Bix (Post 9739681)
Looks very nice.......but there shouldn't be one in that statement.

Please explain in more detail.

it's = it is

http://www.grammar-monster.com/easil...ed/its_its.htm

moneypenny20 Nov 17th 2011 2:36 pm

Re: The positive vibe thread...
 

Originally Posted by Alfresco (Post 9739694)
Please explain in more detail.

it's = it is

http://www.grammar-monster.com/easil...ed/its_its.htm

So, you said 'Hope your weekend rock's' which means 'Hope your weekend rock is'..... what? Sweet? Hard? ;)

Bix Nov 17th 2011 3:22 pm

Re: The positive vibe thread...
 

Originally Posted by moneypenny20 (Post 9739730)
which means 'Hope your weekend rock is'

:lol:

Or 'Hope your weekend rock has'

I wonder if it's a Safa colloquialism.
Maybe they say 'rockhas and rollhas'

Alfresco Nov 17th 2011 3:28 pm

Re: The positive vibe thread...
 

Originally Posted by moneypenny20 (Post 9739730)
So, you said 'Hope your weekend rock's' which means 'Hope your weekend rock is'..... what? Sweet? Hard? ;)


Originally Posted by Bix (Post 9739785)
:lol:

Or 'Hope your weekend rock has'

I wonder if it's a Safa colloquialism.
Maybe they say 'rockhas and rollhas'


I wasn't talking about the picture. I was talking about my spelling of the word it's as in it's Friday!!!

And you both missed it because I changed it to it is after Seasider said liberate it and you posted. See post #47 and link.

I have removed the pic as it is wrong. I didn't make the pic either.

I have also changed my word back to it's because it's correct.

Pollyana Nov 17th 2011 6:59 pm

Re: The positive vibe thread...
 

Originally Posted by Amazulu (Post 9739691)
I've asked you before but you've never answered; what's a pygmie?

It wouldn't be, as I suspect, a derogatory name for black people would it?

You do lead a charmed (read protected) life on BE.

Are pygmies black then? the only thing I think of in assocuation with pygmies is people of small stature..... :sneaky:


If you find it offensive, try reporting it, I'm getting a bit fed up with the fact we mods are supposed to be psychic :rolleyes:

Pollyana Nov 17th 2011 7:10 pm

Re: The positive vibe thread...
 
Positive Friday vibes here :) :) My mate from my old 24/7 job has been headhunted and followed my example, walking out to come and work in the city :sunglasses: Old boss seriously not happy, I can only think 'ahhhhh revenge is soooo sweet sometimes!' :D :D

carolinephillips Nov 17th 2011 7:17 pm

Re: The positive vibe thread...
 

Originally Posted by Bix (Post 9739681)
Looks very nice.......but there shouldn't be one in that statement.

Yes there should! It's short for it is DOES have an apostrophe.

Kooky. Nov 17th 2011 7:26 pm

Re: The positive vibe thread...
 

Originally Posted by carolinephillips (Post 9739971)
Yes there should! It's short for it is DOES have an apostrophe.

No there shouldn't! He deleted the offending text - I was not referring to the "it's". All is explained above. Sort of.

Well that killed off the positive vibes, didn't it? :rofl:

Bix Nov 17th 2011 7:29 pm

Re: The positive vibe thread...
 

Originally Posted by carolinephillips (Post 9739971)
Yes there should! It's short for it is DOES have an apostrophe.

Oh no it doesn't (does not):D

We were talking at cross purposes Caroline.

Elf was talking about his written word - as you are.

We were talking about an apostrophe in an image he posted which has now been removed.

All's good. :sunglasses:

Bix Nov 17th 2011 7:32 pm

Re: The positive vibe thread...
 

Originally Posted by Seasider (Post 9739976)
No there shouldn't! He deleted the offending text - I was not referring to the "it's". All is explained above. Sort of.

Well that killed off the positive vibes, didn't it? :rofl:

You type quicker than I do.
Must be your PCness experience. :D

scottishcelts Nov 17th 2011 7:35 pm

Re: The positive vibe thread...
 

Originally Posted by Pollyana (Post 9739966)
Positive Friday vibes here :) :) My mate from my old 24/7 job has been headhunted and followed my example, walking out to come and work in the city :sunglasses: Old boss seriously not happy, I can only think 'ahhhhh revenge is soooo sweet sometimes!' :D :D

:thumbsup: that's brill.

Kooky. Nov 17th 2011 7:36 pm

Re: The positive vibe thread...
 

Originally Posted by Bix (Post 9739982)
You type quicker than I do.
Must be your PCness experience. :D

That and the fact that my Dad paid for me to do a private touch-typing course when I was 16 so that "if you can't do anything else, you can always be a secretary". :lol:

(Note: I was in the top stream at Grammar School. I'm still grateful to him.)

scottishcelts Nov 17th 2011 7:37 pm

Re: The positive vibe thread...
 

Originally Posted by Seasider (Post 9739985)
That and the fact that my Dad paid for me to do a private touch-typing course when I was 16 so that "if you can't do anything else, you can always be a secretary". :lol:

(Note: I was in the top stream at Grammar School. I'm still grateful to him.)

:rofl: love it! That's so funny. Go your dad!

Kooky. Nov 17th 2011 7:48 pm

Re: The positive vibe thread...
 

Originally Posted by scottishcelts (Post 9739987)
:rofl: love it! That's so funny. Go your dad!

Go my Dad :lol: Good old Yorkshireman mentality.

Ah, that's also something to be thankful for. My sister rang me (or rather messaged me to ring her) a few weeks ago to say he was insisting on building her a new fence, wouldn't let anybody else anywhere near it. He's nearly 81 and she said, "what if it kills him, will you be upset with me?" I advised her to have him start at the end that had actually blown down and slowly work round, in case that should happen at least she'd have the worst bit done.

Every time I call her I ask if he's still alive, and so far it's good news :)

(One day it won't be, I know, but after last year it's our way of coping with the knowledge that we're going to go through it all again sooner than later.)


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