One for the spelling police

[cg360]

Magic919 said:

Eric Mc said:

They got their just deserts.

That's correct - 'just desserts' is a bdisation of the original.

[PoleDriver]

ATTAK Z said:

PoleDriver said:

When karma strikes!

SH!T !!!!!!!!!

ETA

B0LL0X

Edited by ATTAK Z on Saturday 12th November 15:59

[singlecoil]

bigdrew said:

I might also go for a stand alone fridge freezer (Inter-graded ones seem more expensive and worse to me)

[ATTAK Z]

BBS-LM said:

Feel sorry for the people who payed to see this race, complete joke.

[whoami]

S0 What said:

Your waisting your time mate, 90% on here are too busy opening thier mouths to open thier eyes and minds, just keep faith in your own intellegence whilst others follow the shoe

[SlimJim16v]

Dagz said:

But its just spared me on to want more power and cylinders next! M3/M4/M5/C63/RS4/RS5/RS6 next maybe!

[ATTAK Z]

Vipers said:

Bit of a cock up, using crutches backwards.

Can't rremember her name at the moment.

[Evoluzione]

Do any fellow Grammar Nazis know what the word Pitty means or where it came from? I'm looking at a building called 'Pitty Close Farm' and just wondered...

[ATTAK Z]

paulrog1 said:

I've brought a new metal gloss black ski slope fascia to replace an old plastic wooden type. I have also purchased the conversion kit - https://astonmartinbits.com/models/4-DB9/parts/149...

Has anyone fitted this, the main difference is the use of 2 metal springs instead of the screen being held in by the plastic clips either side?

Also how does the rise and fall of the screen work, I assume the small electric motor drives plastic gears which move the screen up and down, how does it know it's limits? do the gears have to be installed in a precise way for the screen to move properly?

Thanks for any helpful advice.

Advice ? How about a spelling, punctuation and grammar course ? Also I wonder if you brought (sic) it at a bring and buy sale.

[singlecoil]

Tannedbaldhead said:

My relative contacted the private mail provider that had delivered the letter and by means of a cereal number at the top of the envelope was able to prove the letter was picked up from the employer's premises the day prior to receipt.

[whoami]

tony wright said:

there's nowhere in the culdysac to park it.

[Osinjak]

whoami said:

tony wright said:

there's nowhere in the culdysac to park it.

I actually laughed out loud at that, quality!

[ATTAK Z]

DSLiverpool said:

I would say yes she has unless we have a Corry Which Doctor to revive him. The real thing is when is Rosie coming back!

[GazV70R]

ATTAK Z said:

Advice ? How about a spelling, punctuation and grammar course ? Also I wonder if you brought (sic) it at a bring and buy sale.

Punctuation and grammar? How about stopping putting spaces before punctuation?

Why do people do this more and more nowadays?! The fashion of writing everything "like this !" smacks of illiteracy.

[Osinjak]

Monkeylegend said:

CoolHands said:

'culdysac'

is that how it's spelt? Looks wrong.

Yep, should be cul-de-sack.

[Stonebridge]

Cul-de-sac

[Osinjak]

Stonebridge said:

Cul-de-sac

Why are you correcting something in the poor spelling thread? Oddball.

[whoami]

Tony Starks said:

We've just bought a new house and the builder only ran satalite cables to the 3 tv points.

[Stonebridge]

Osinjak said:

Stonebridge said:

Cul-de-sac

Why are you correcting something in the poor spelling thread? Oddball.

For the same reason 'misspell' one of the most commonly misspelled words?

[Osinjak]

Stonebridge said:

For the same reason 'misspell' one of the most commonly misspelled words?

You do understand what the point of this thread is, right? Stop scribbling.