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Spot on, Stephano. At last, a knowledgeable contribution on language! However, I would question your remarks about a tense in relation to an unspecified time. Does your info come from CoBuild? And I did not use the form "spelt", as you quote. I'm not so sure about this unspecified time. But a nice post....
Confused by the sound of it....both of you.
Caminando! How can you say "spot on,Stephano" and then go on to question his choice of tense.......?
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Hi Dean

No problem! Language is a slippery thing anyway - and among linguists you have the prescriptive school as opposed to the descriptive school. I really dont want to see you on a Harley anyway!!!
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No problem here either..........i did actually work as a Head of Studies in a language school for 5 years many moons ago.I left because i was bored shitless.

ps. I can´t ride a Harley anyway.....i always fall asleep as soon as i get on one.
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Dave, he is suffering from "Munchausens" Methinks
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You seem to be very familiar with these terms. I guess they've been said to you very frequently. Your last comment is malicious fantasy, and worse, you end with a preposition. You wish to flame so you use extreme language. Please stick to the truth, and avoid rude and provocative language.

I can recommend tranquillizers - trust me, I'm a doctor.

Now please leave me alone? Thanks.
Cammy, you attacked the fact that I suffer from Bipolar Disorder & Depression. FACT.The Hubb member stated in Deve edes post was, as you know ME. You have a very short memory.

So your a SPEECH THERAPIST, you TEACH "BACKWARD" KIDS & your a DOCTOR you must be on what? 100,000 quid a year plus, Cammy?

Dave Ede didn't use ANY extreme language, as you can see from his post which I have copied below for you.

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You teach what?

You are either a liar or totally unprofessional to use a phrase like that !

Also a while back you made unsavoury comments when a hubb member said about a mental medical condition he suffered from.
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Whose been upsetting my good MATE Martynbiker ???????
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We had a bit of rain in Sharjah this week; the heaviest January rainfall on record. It didn't stop the hardy bikers out here though. We just avoided the puddles.
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Why are cars 'parked in the river?
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This is turning into one of those threads......
Stand by for verbal warnings and bans.
Still nothing better to do since it's raining and I can't take my nice shiny Harley out in the wet.
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This is turning into one of those threads......
Stand by for verbal warnings and bans.
Still nothing better to do since it's raining and I can't take my nice shiny Harley out in the wet.

When the points,bans and infraction notices get dished out it will be myself and Martynbiker that will suffer as per last time. When Caminando got abusive and got a 3 month ban he whinged to Sue Johnson and it was reduced to 4 days.
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When the points,bans and infraction notices get dished out it will be myself and Martynbiker that will suffer as per last time. When Caminando got abusive and got a 3 month ban he whinged to Sue Johnson and it was reduced to 4 days.
Dont forget I also took a couple of YOUR points and a couple of CAMMYS point out of goodheartedness ( yes I asked Uzi for em) and the Dennis didnt even have the grace to say Ta!

Oh well I personally couldnt give a stuff Dave....... I KNOW I contribute more Good to this site than Caminando and all he can do is critisize...

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Wink Riding in the rain ---- try again
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Still nothing better to do since it's raining and I can't take my nice shiny Harley out in the wet.

Why can't the Harley go out in the rain?

(I can't see a flag for "on topic" so, Not )
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I KNOW I contribute more Good to this site than Caminando and all he can do is critisize...
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Indeed you do Martyn, Indeed you DO!

No need to react, just ignore em...
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Why can't the Harley go out in the rain?

(I can't see a flag for "on topic" so, Not )
I have to live up the image all harleyriders are branded with. If I told you they still worked in the rain you might all want one.
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Indeed you do Martyn, Indeed you DO!

No need to react, just ignore em...

He's Like Itchy Piles! Hard to Ignore!.

I can feel a Comin on!
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Nevermind Martyn if you get a ban (which you don't deserve), you can always listen to this.....

YouTube - ERIC CARMEN - ALL BY MYSELF

or this if you get bored...
YouTube - new 2007 crf50 fmx minibike euro fiddy sano filp yard video
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