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President Trump
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west didsblue
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Does that picture refer to the 2019 election in the UK?
They need to borrow it in Clacton for the next GE.
TinFoilHat
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I think was aimed at Johnson?Does that picture refer to the 2019 election in the UK?
They need to borrow it in Clacton for the next GE.
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Unnecessary apostrophe alert
west didsblue
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Incorrect rather than unnecessary.Unnecessary apostrophe alert
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I thought the fact it was in the Trump thread was significant, although it would have said toadstool rather than dic.I think was aimed at Johnson?
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I found the pic posted by a yank in another trump thread in another forum.I thought the fact it was in the Trump thread was significant, although it would have said toadstool rather than dic.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Think it’s correct actually, albeit inadvertently most likely. The apostrophe denotes the part of the word where the letters have been omitted from ‘pictures’. @johnnytapia will have the answer!Unnecessary apostrophe alert
Not so sure about the spelling of ‘dick’ mind!
Trevor Morley's Tache
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I was more alarmed by the missing letter k.Incorrect rather than unnecessary.
west didsblue
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I think it’s bad form to use an apostrophe to contract a noun in written English with very few exceptions.Think it’s correct actually, albeit inadvertently most likely. The apostrophe denotes the part of the word where the letters have been omitted from ‘pictures’. @johnnytapia will have the answer!
Not so sure about the spelling of ‘dick’ mind!
gordondaviesmoustache
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Which are?I think it’s bad form to use an apostrophe to contract a noun in written English with very few exceptions.
west didsblue
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The only one that springs to mind is fo’c’sle.Which are?
FogBlueInSanFran
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This thread’s new grammar-oriented direction is making me long for a pun-fest.
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TACO time. Watch the stock market jump.
journolud
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Be careful what you wish for. When it comes to Trump though I'm just wishing for a full stopThis thread’s new grammar-oriented direction is making me long for a pun-fest.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Had some professional dealings recently with a lovely Irish fellah who has a double barrelled name, and both the names are O’ such and such, but there’s no hyphen in between the names, presumably by convention.The only one that springs to mind is fo’c’sle.
Your word put me in mind of him.
Johnny Mars Bar
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TACOs for tea all round again lol
M18CTID
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TACO Tuesday!
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To paraphrase the song:
Ooops! He's TACO'd again...
Ooops! He's TACO'd again...