Re: Language police

2000-08-18 Thread Edenyard
On Thu, 17 Aug 2000 00:18:40 -0400 (EDT) Eric Emerson wrote: > This is what makes this Arachne list so exceptional. > They respond to the messages instead of reacting to the > messages. The responses are made in good faith without > any attempt to inflame. The responses answer the question > at

Re: Language police

2000-08-17 Thread Bastiaan Edelman
gt; Personally, I try to use the occasional apostrophe correctly because I > recognize that there are different meanings dependant on the position of > that thing, and that's about as far as I am willing to toe the line. > Up here in Canada we know all about language police. Their job is to

Re: Language police

2000-08-16 Thread Eric S. Emerson
sh language is its ability to evolve through common usage - >split infinitives definitely fall into that catagory. (kick me) > >Personally, I try to use the occasional apostrophe correctly because I >recognize that there are different meanings dependant on the position of >that thing, and

Re: Language police

2000-08-16 Thread rick
High all, Eye was jest wunderin eff theis had ennythin too du whith speeling? (mye old Engliish teecher ... Miss Speelling) hee hee.

Language police

2000-08-16 Thread Roger Turk
e line. Up here in Canada we know all about language police. Their job is to try to make certain that a language which is afraid of evolution doesn't die.<<

Language police

2000-08-16 Thread Clarence Verge
different meanings dependant on the position of that thing, and that's about as far as I am willing to toe the line. Up here in Canada we know all about language police. Their job is to try to make certain that a language which is afraid of evolution doesn't die. - Clarence Verge -- -