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not far from the Champagne town (Epernay)?, cant remember the name of
the town we stayed in.

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Dunno, I was too busy staring into your eyes.

I thought 'Lucy was where the hotel was. Tog and I took a <cough> scenic
route and arrived late.

 

nah, Montmort lucy was the one where we took the overnight ferry from
Portsmouth.

I was with Andy then. I was definitely with Veggie when we first met.
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Montmort Lucy is 10 miles from the centre of Epernay.

You're thinking of Villedieu les Poeles, possibly.

 

could be the one then. if its not far from Epernay.

nope. I was thinking of Mont St Michel.
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Jar of worms would do.

 

Peter Sutcliffe with grey hair and glasses?

 

That's because you're a bit thick.

D.

 

*splutter*

Check his bag for a hammer.

 

Heh ;~)

I do think women suffer as much from the media depiction of size.
Wonder how many of those women had actually experienced something
along the lines of their modelling? Cos once it's bounced off the neck
of the womb a couple of times, the whole"monster cock" thing really
loses it's appeal anywhere other than in fantasyland.

Of course. But where's the fun in that?

 

SD wrote:

So for something that is infinitely divisible, but is commonly quoted
in integers (speed for example), do you use less or fewer? [1]



[1] Yes, yes, yes, I'm trying to think of a context where you wouldn't
use "slower" and can't, but I'm sure there is one.

 

I was in "Cooking: The Books" in Montpelier this afternoon, when I saw a
book that made me think of you.

"Knife Skills"

 

No they're not. The verb refers to the pronoun 'none', and
not to the pronoun 'them'. It is thus a singular verb which
must follow.

D.

 

TOG ?

D.

 

No Morris dancing involved AFAIK.

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Can't see the relevance of that meself.

More haste, less speed.

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So for something that is infinitely divisible, but is commonly quoted
in integers (speed for example), do you use less or fewer? [1][/QUOTE]

Just like most 'difficult' aspects of English, it's really quite simple
(possessive of 'it', agreement of pronoun and verb for 'none', absence
of apostrophes for plurals etc...). If you can count it, i.e. count the
individual elements, it's 'fewer'. If you can't, it's 'less'.

'less sugar' (you can't count sugar), but 'fewer grains of sugar' (you
can count the individual grains). 'less speed' (you can't count
individual 'speeds'), but 'fewer miles per hour' (you can count the
indivudual miles per hour).

HTH.

D.

 

Ah. No beating-up of Jews in the street, either. 'can't be TOG.

As you were.

D.