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Do you think that I could patent the idea Erik?
Or has it already been done?

BonnieL wrote: ↑Wed Feb 24, 2021 4:01 pm From my own experience I would say that babies of any size are difficult!

I had two babies and didn't have any trouble at either birth.

a. Why he went to the restaurant was not to talk to John.

I'm afraid that that sentence isn't so much ambiguous, as nonsense.

I would have said something along the lines of, "He did go to the restaurant, but it wasn't to talk to John.

Not only have I never heard the expression but I would not have any idea of what it meant.

I asked my friend how was life in his home in North Korea. He said, "Mustn't complain".

Just a gentle reminder that the British spelling is behaviour.

Sister Brigit was sitting by her convent window one evening as she opened a letter from home: inside the letter was a £50 note from her parents. Sister Brigit smiled as she continued to read the letter, by what was left of the last glimmers of daylight coming through her window. Then she noticed a s...

A bloke in the pub told me that his 4 year old nephew had been been having Spanish lessons for 6 months but can't even say "please" yet.
I said that I thought that it was poor for four!

They all work, I have probably used them all in my time.

Political discussion is not allowed at this office.

"Anyone under sixteen is not allowed inside the room".
It is not easy to understand what you are getting at.
Do you mean...
"Only people over sixteen are allowed in the room"?

He made amulets out of hens' bones.

I would have said;
We didn't consider the madman dangerous.

Well 2020, probably the most unloved year that any of us can remember will soon be oblivion, even though we will all remember it for the rest of our lives.

Can I wish you all a very Happy New Year, Blwyddyn Newydd Dda bawb.
I sincerely hope that next year will not be 2020 Won!

I would lean towards, "You can call me anytime".

I would read it as "On two occasions yesterday I almost fell".