Re: Where's Regina?
Dydx must have missed that one!
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Guest repliedRe: Where's Regina?
Jon ... you spelled your name wrong . It should be "John"
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Guest repliedRe: Where's Regina?
You're joking, aren't you?
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Guest repliedRe: Where's Regina?
Is she planning on competing this Spring?
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Guest repliedRe: Where's Regina?
>Although it was originally 'champing', it IS now
>commonly refered to as 'chomping.' There are
>several Phrase Origin sites that attest to this.>>
"commonly referred to" doesn't make it remotely right. T-2 may have brought "no problemo" into the lexicon, but it doesn't make that right either.
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Guest repliedRe: Where's Regina?
thank you jon.
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Re: Where's Regina?
>being a track fan is no excuse for bad grammar.
>no you lighten up, lest everyone ends up speaking
>like Larry Doubley. so there, a post about tnf!
Er... capital letter at the start of each sentence, please. Also, when abbreviating in to initials, please use capital letters (TNF). Practice what you preach!!
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Guest repliedRe: Where's Regina?
Get this Letsrun crap off of here.
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Guest repliedRe: Where's Regina?
irregardless(he he) of your opinion, in my opinion i think(he he) you should lighten up. Let us reverse back(don't you just like that one?) to track only.
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Guest repliedRe: Where's Regina?
being a track fan is no excuse for bad grammar. no you lighten up, lest everyone ends up speaking like Larry Doubley. so there, a post about tnf!
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Guest repliedRe: Where's Regina?
Dydx, what up with your fixation for grammar? This is a T&F site, where hard core fans assemble. My English teacher will probably not be seen here so lighten up and post T&F material.
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Guest repliedRe: Where's Regina?
irregardless, axed a question, and a host of others are commonly used too. doesn't make em OK does it?
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Guest repliedRe: Where's Regina?
Too bad I can't actually spell EtymOlogy.
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Guest repliedRe: Where's Regina?
Although it was originally 'champing', it IS now commonly refered to as 'chomping.' There are several Phrase Origin sites that attest to this.
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Guest repliedRe: Where's Regina?
"Chomping on the bit" is a malapropism. It's "champing at the bit." Irregardless, right? Got it yet?
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