Hi.
Just got a message from someone referring to a Bada. I'm reasonably sure
Eloquence was being used. Not having access to the one used in JFW, I
can't say if bada and beta sound the same or if this guy was just an idiot.
Brandon
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Twas all a long story.
One I will have to tell you and the curious about in length.
In stead of listening to tas yesterday, I was climbing down a very big rock
formation that tried to be a latter at the same time because several of my
friends thought it'd be fun to swim, without going to a publi
On 8/19/2007, 9:28:52 AM EDT, Brandon ran through an abandoned tunnel, shouting:
> Not having access to the one used in JFW, I
> can't say if bada and beta sound the same or if this guy was just an idiot.
Must have been. Even the stupid Jaws eloquence isn't that screwed up,
which is saying a lot
On Sunday, August 19, 2007 2:32 PM,
derek Lane happened to mention in passing:
In stead of listening to tas yesterday, I was climbing down a very big
rock formation that tried to be a latter at the same time because
several of my friends thought it'd be fun to swim, without going to a
public par
blimy! even eloquence isn't that bad. It says "beeta" for "beta". Mind you
I use the Brittish version, so I don't know what the American one does. Ok,
I've just checked, and it does pronounce "beta" differently but it
definitely doesn't say "bada". I'd guess it's more a case of the person
s
On 8/19/2007, 11:16:42 AM EDT, Lynn expounded:
> I use the Brittish version, so I don't know what the American one does.
OK, so you're British. Do you really think that pile that calls itself
British is really an accurate representation of any given UK dialect?
One guy called it a "toffy-nosed ac
Ya know, I used to absolutely hate it in the older versions, totally refused
ever to use it, then I got a talx phone, that just happened to have a
Britttish (or whatever it's meant to be) accent, and I got so used to it,
that now the American one, just grates on me. Granted it is much more
acc
I'll admit the ladder versus latter error is one of the few mistakes I've
made in the past, well, regarding the object you use to climb walls and peak
into windows of unsuspecting neighbors, not the latter a la former versus
latter. This never happened all that often, but it has. Although I can't
From a book that I'm currently reading, comes the following: I think it
makes this problem easier to understand.
We went in and found a young guy in new BDUs behind the counter. He was
a cheerful corn-fed country boy. He looked like he was working in his dad's
hardware store, and he looked
