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Judy Story @jstory07 (139717) • Roseburg, Oregon 11h

There are four restaurants here that have closed. There are two more that are in trouble. There are two fast food places that have left. Also there are four that are in trouble. It is all because of the high prices they are...

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13018) • Ireland 22h

A pair of underpants, a pair of glasses, yet in each instance just one item is referred to, complete and indivisible under God, even to those who deny the existence of such as guarantor of the unity of a pair of underpants or...

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LindaOH @xFiacre All that beyond makes my head hurt.

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Go Crossbones @crossbones27 (49463) • Mojave, California 15h

Written by a genius, sang by an angel, covered by a legend. The problem is we not originals but can ask nicely and with respect and learn their culture. The Native Americans will show show you what this land is all about. All...

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13018) • Ireland 22h

A pair of underpants, a pair of glasses, yet in each instance just one item is referred to, complete and indivisible under God, even to those who deny the existence of such as guarantor of the unity of a pair of underpants or...

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Judy Evans Some questions regarding the universe are best not contemplated.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (340019) • Rockingham, Australia 19h

We went on a mystery picnic on Wednesday and after morning tea at a function centre, we hopped on the bus again and travelled to Rockingham where we had our picnic on the foreshore. We had all taken our chairs with us and...

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13018) • Ireland 20 Nov

Isn’t English weird? The past of teach is taught, but the past of preach is preached, but not praught, as you might think it ought to be. And I just came across another linguistic oddity. The white powder descended from the sky...

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The Horse Psychologists are good at giving fancy names to things thinking people have already casually discussed. "Over-generalizing grammatical rules" is a sign of intelligence. Well, at least it is for 4-year-olds. "Mommy and I goed to the store." Wheee!

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The Horse @TheHorse (218846) • Walnut Creek, California 21 Nov

I get my news from FOX, MSM, and Lefty websites. I just read on a Lefty website that Trump's absurd pick for Attorney General, Matt Gaetz, has stepped down. As you know, Gaetz stepped down from his position in Congress to try and...

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LooeyVille @LooeyVille (90) • United States 21 Nov

If we do get it, which it's forecasted at a 55% chance that we will, it'll be our first snow of the season. It won't stick or accumulate or anything, it'll just be small short snow showers as I understand it. It's currently 38F...

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Sharon Elton @sharonelton (28856) • Lichfield, England 19 Nov

I'm not going shopping to the little Tesco today because it has SNOWED! (See picture above.) When I got up this morning and saw the snow on the back garden I was horrified! I don't like snow. It's OK on pictures or on Christmas...

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Sharon Elton @xFiacre Oh, that's good. I'm glad it's been fixed.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (340019) • Rockingham, Australia 19 Nov

Our train ride last Saturday went as far as Etmilyn, eight kilometres from Dwellingup. Etmilyn was a watering point for the steam trains. Lights on the sides of the carriage illuminated the forest through which we travelled. At...

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Judy Evans Wow! I had no idea I had such power!

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13018) • Ireland 20 Nov

Isn’t English weird? The past of teach is taught, but the past of preach is preached, but not praught, as you might think it ought to be. And I just came across another linguistic oddity. The white powder descended from the sky...

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Fleur @xFiacre The other day I heard a member of the House of Lords condemning someone else's use of hyperbole - except she pronounced it 'hyper-bowl'. How embarrassing on national radio!

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Always smiling @allknowing (136446) • India 20 Nov

The present generation will never know what this is all about and the older generation would have wished such settings goodbye. To think that in the good old days some households had these kind of settings. Having a 12 course...

table setting

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Always smiling But not all are comfortable when one has to use the cutlery that lies there.

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Always smiling @allknowing (136446) • India 20 Nov

The present generation will never know what this is all about and the older generation would have wished such settings goodbye. To think that in the good old days some households had these kind of settings. Having a 12 course...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (340019) • Rockingham, Australia 20 Nov

Last Tuesday at the movies we watched Grumpy Old Men which was hilarious. I haven’t seen it before. We were all really intrigued with the fishing huts set up on (I guess) a frozen lake. They were like little man-caves and...

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13018) • Ireland 20 Nov

Isn’t English weird? The past of teach is taught, but the past of preach is preached, but not praught, as you might think it ought to be. And I just came across another linguistic oddity. The white powder descended from the sky...

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Always smiling The English language has no logic. Take for example the word read. It is pronounced as red in the past tense but the spelling is the same. I can go on and on

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13018) • Ireland 20 Nov

Isn’t English weird? The past of teach is taught, but the past of preach is preached, but not praught, as you might think it ought to be. And I just came across another linguistic oddity. The white powder descended from the sky...

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Judy Evans I've done that a few times too but I can't think of an example. Some are funnier than others.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13018) • Ireland 20 Nov

Isn’t English weird? The past of teach is taught, but the past of preach is preached, but not praught, as you might think it ought to be. And I just came across another linguistic oddity. The white powder descended from the sky...

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Pitstop This blowed my mind away. And my mind glew with the new found words.

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Sharon Elton @sharonelton (28856) • Lichfield, England 18 Nov

Wynne Evans was voted out of Strictly Come Dancing last night, so I'm a bit upset this morning. It was Blackpool week this week, and Wynne Evans was doing a Charleston to Carmen suit 1-4 or...

wynne evans

strictly come dancing

dance off

dancing

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Sharon Elton @xFiacre Oh, no! You need Graham Hall! One of Pastor Steve's dogs jumps up me but she's lovely and I don't mind. I shake hands (paws!) with her!

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13018) • Ireland 19 Nov

Today’s date, the twentieth of November, issues forth with a sober and serious tone when said aloud, don’t you think? There’s certainly nothing twinkly about it, in fact if dates were occupations this one would be a bank manager...

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LindaOH I feel no frivolity today either! Have a good day.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (340019) • Rockingham, Australia 20 Nov

Some of you would know we’ve taken photos at horse endurance rides for some years now. We have a website and all the photos are uploaded to that and people can purchase any photos they want from it. The website and supporting...

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Judy Evans Thanks. I think the chapters are getting shorter and maybe not quite so much fun but you never know.

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