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"Please S T O P saying this" thread.

Guv'na.
There is a reason New England was named as such. Where do ya think New Englanders came from?
Hmm...Cockney accent....isnt that British?
The trait also applies to Scottish and Irish.
When the R is at the end if the word they pronounce it as a soft A.
The Aussies do it, also.
"Fostahs. Austrayian foah beeah". They get the R right sometimes.
 
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Just my opinion,
IMHO,
Just my two cents
I like the phrase, just my opinion. There are many times when facts aren't needed, because It's just the way we see things or just my way of thinking, just my opinion.
 
Some "urban youths" used to say stuff like.....
"I ain't tryin to hear that".
That was annoying.
 
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Guv'na.
There is a reason New England was named as such. Where do ya think New Englanders came from?
Hmm...Cockney accent....isnt that British?
The trait also applies to Scottish and Irish.
When the R is at the end if the word they pronounce it as a soft A.
The Aussies do it, also.
"Fostahs. Austrayian foah beeah". They get the R right sometimes.
Well, the part of New England that I lived in (SE Masshole) was a mix of everything it seemed but there were LOTS of Portuguese there including me. My grandmother never spoke a single word of English....because she never loint any.
 
Theseins??
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not these ones so much, but the ones on Fartbook. The ones used here are are generally used in jest, but the ones used constantly on Fartbook are used in earnest, making our entire society look like a bunch of teenage girls.
Emojis, and the way overuse of acronyms like LOL, LMFAO, etc.
 
not these ones so much, but the ones on Fartbook. The ones used here are are generally used in jest, but the ones used constantly on Fartbook are used in earnest, making our entire society look like a bunch of teenage girls.
Emojis, and the way overuse of acronyms like LOL, LMFAO, etc.
Didn't read the 40 some pages but shouldn't it be
"One Of". like "one of 6" or, "one of none" rather that "One off"
 
Didn't read the 40 some pages but shouldn't it be
"One Of". like "one of 6" or, "one of none" rather that "One off"
Maybe.
If there were 100 cars built the same exact way with the same options, the “ One of 100” is actually correct.
How about the dudes that say “I should of bought it.”
No, sir. You should HAVE bought it.
 
Maybe.
If there were 100 cars built the same exact way with the same options, the “ One of 100” is actually correct.
How about the dudes that say “I should of bought it.”
No, sir. You should HAVE bought it.
Oh boy, you done did it now.

I got the engine setting in the garage. :poke:

I'm gonna sale it next week. :rolleyes:
 
I like the phrase, just my opinion. There are many times when facts aren't needed, because It's just the way we see things or just my way of thinking, just my opinion.
I'm totally with you on this, but I do find it annoying when someone chimes in with unsolicited comments/advice.

FWIW, I'm not directing the above comment at anyone on FBBO. Just saying.:D
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There are sometimes when a person posts a tech question, then a well intentioned member chimes in..."I don't know the answer but I'm sure that someone here will."
Why even post that?
 
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