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01-03.-2008, 05:29 PM
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Re: Michael Ball
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PS - I had another look at it and I DID spell it right...  
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Originally posted by Frigo's Luggage... "[Calling him] 'dickcheese' is the insult of a master. Some people work in oil, some people work in clay. He [thoughtforfood] works in profanity. Open your mind and enjoy its beauty." |
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01-03.-2008, 05:36 PM
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Re: Michael Ball
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yeah, that is why I said "believe" to back me up instead of being a smartarse with dictionary definitions I still think the technical term is probably without the gh. However, it has morphed into being acceptable through common misuse. OR, the opposite, the common misuse of straitjacket has made it into the dictionary. Anyhow, all that matters is "Straitjacket Fits" is without the gh. One of the best bands, if not the best, to come out of NZ, and one of the best bands in my cd collection. |
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01-03.-2008, 06:09 PM
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Re: Michael Ball
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I don't have much to add to this forum so I hate wasting anything I say that MIGHT be of any value...  
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Originally posted by Frigo's Luggage... "[Calling him] 'dickcheese' is the insult of a master. Some people work in oil, some people work in clay. He [thoughtforfood] works in profanity. Open your mind and enjoy its beauty." |
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