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Owen Hunter
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Insteed of bein a nitpickin bunch of dinosaurs, why divvint yi just chill and feel the vibe like me man.  

Morality is doing what’s right regardless of what you’re told. Obedience is doing what you’re told regardless of what’s right....What is right is not always popular, and what is popular is not always right.
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I’m watching the full coverage of the Thames Pageant as we speak!

In the preliminary chats they mentioned that NZ Prime Minister John Key was there and was having meetings with the Queen and David Cameron etc.

I’ve met John Key, twice, and he’s a nice guy, and a self-made millionaire from a very humble background. and his surname is "Key" as in "kee" and "lock" and I dare say if you asked a representative group of any English-speaking people in the world what his name was and that’s exactly how they would pronounce it: "John Kee". Not the BBC however, which decide the pronunciation was "Kay"! Go figure!

I too can live with that, but I have found in live that once standards are allowed to slip, they are almost impossible;e to recover, and the BBC ain’t what it used to be!

Yours in oddity-ness.
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"Go figure!"  where do you go to figure?

Morality is doing what’s right regardless of what you’re told. Obedience is doing what you’re told regardless of what’s right....What is right is not always popular, and what is popular is not always right.
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Well Ah’s gannin’ doon the pub like Bonny lad.  Some canny folk there divn’t ye knaw.

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Quoting: Colin Davies
There is one that really gets under my skin and that is when in sport somebody wins , they have "Medaled".
When did the word become a verb or adjective.





Colin,

Once again I agree but I have read on many occasions that high ranking officers or Bigwigs are often described as being ’be-medalled’ and/or be-ribboned’ so I wonder if they are not taking a leaf out of that particular book.  I still think it is wrong but.......!!!!

TC.

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