Tom K":t8pwmcxg said:
The spelling mistake draw to mean a drawer is seen distressingly often - mostly among native speakers of British English
BradNaylor":k1hdr97f said:If some people write 'draw' when they mean 'drawer' it is not because they are cool; it is because they are thick.
Cheers
Brad
plymouth pirate":21qc0q69 said:One of those questions without any real answer.
wizer":2kc8zsig said:plymouth pirate":2kc8zsig said:One of those questions without any real answer.
Are you kidding ???
wizer":157j4k8t said:plymouth pirate":157j4k8t said:One of those questions without any real answer.
Are you kidding ???
plymouth pirate":m167h91v said:One of those questions without any real answer.
Well I know what I think but it would seem there are a lot of different views on the subject. :?
John
plymouth pirate":1rpncozd said:by for now, I'll miss the forum.
Tom K":31jlez7d said:plymouth pirate":31jlez7d said:One of those questions without any real answer.
Well I know what I think but it would seem there are a lot of different views on the subject. :?
John
Ha Ha your teasing aren't you :lol: If not hope it all goes well up their!!
big soft moose":228z1faz said:plymouth pirate":228z1faz said:by for now, I'll miss the forum.
as we're on the subject i think you meant "'bye for now" as in the abreviation of goodbye - not "by "which means to pass or to author
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