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Otherwise it would be riddled with corruption.

Skill at english is the sign of a misspent youth.

You know him too, Jim!

Oh, and thanks for the fine research, Ken - it's useful to be able to have a convincing argument when defending oneself against the Grammar Police Old Guard.

Of course, he could have suggested to the management that the faster they delivered letters, the more mass they would have, so the more they could charge. Relatively speaking.

His feet are larger than her.

They never contain anything really useful like tomorrow's racing results.

It's usual to polish a cricket ball.

I wonder how Einstein would have handled a postal strike?

We've paid deerly.

It struck me the other day (I was slow to duck) that as it is considered correct to say, for instance, "He is taller than I (am) (tall)" (rather than "He is taller than me"), why do we avoid, "His feet are smaller than my."

Yorkshore's about right at the moment, Tony.

Pigeon racing is extremely dangerous for the jockeys.
I'm going to stick to flying a kite.

I don't think it's a mere coincidence that increased carbon footprints have heralded the disappearance of mirbane.

It's a vital question in interviews for admission to the Secret Service of Freedonia, Tony. If you fail the interview, you get the job. Reminds me of how new Presidents - sorry, I mean Prime Ministers - are chosen in our wonderful country.

We hates all these baggingses.