The word is APERTURE

Tchou · Dec 30, 2005

there is a french guy...
And it is not couloire either it's couloir.
and it means "corridor" in english
and the french word for colour/color is couleur...
;-)
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Tchou · Dec 30, 2005

Lord Coe said:
i am not a native english natterin main man, but interested in
lingos. so shall we agree to spell dat important photo word
correctly? i ope yous don't take dis as an arrogant message. it is
not intended dat way.

me is right behind yous! me is sick of aperature, lense and glass.
-- only a batty boy chills da two second rule.

I propose we all use the alig Translator so we speak the same english...
http://www.mackers.com/alig/
West side is the best...
;-)
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osloray · Dec 30, 2005

Apropos this statement. Do you folks know why the "best side" of so many European cities and towns is the west side? Like London, like Oslo, like Gothenburg and so on. Probably all of them. Let's pass the time by answering questions while waiting and waiting...
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Manikin · Dec 30, 2005

For Sale - We don't allow for sale messages (at all), anyone trying to sell, linking to auctions or suggesting swaps will be banned.

Paul H46473 · Dec 30, 2005

Swordfish said:
Swordfish said:

Finally, I hereby testify that any spelling or grammar errors found in the > above are typographical errors. > LOL

Click to expand...

It's wrong to say "in the above" without with a noun after it, as
in "in the above [example]" or better yet, "in the [example] above."

=B)

from http://www . merrriam-webster.com:

Main Entry: (3)above

Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural above
1 a : something that is above b : a person whose name is written above

Thus, I send your objection to the Great Beyond! (Another "noun-ized" preposition, BTW!)

Marc Longwood · Dec 30, 2005

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Tchou · Dec 30, 2005

It's a dominant wind story...
if you lived on the west side of the city the wind brought up fresh air...

if you lived on the east side the air was polluted with all sorts of smells and bad germs, from the city. it was amplified with the industrial revolution, at the end of the 19th century
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dwn · Dec 30, 2005

If Google says "Did You Mean..." you probably got it wrong and their suggestion is the correct spelling. This is usually easier than getting to spell checker in Word, and it never hurts to sound ntaleagent.

B^)

don

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koo22 · Dec 30, 2005

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koo22 · Dec 30, 2005

that one drives me nuts. K.
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osloray · Dec 31, 2005

That is correct!
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John Parola · Dec 31, 2005

Raymond Wardenaer said:
sorry, Britch...
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Wondering how long it would take for someone to comment on my spelling!
OK now everyone say "Aluminum"!
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llpoolej · Dec 31, 2005

Worse than the misspellings are the GOD AWFUL kiddy shorthands!!

i wantd to aks u what ru doin today

I want to kick people who write like that!
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osloray · Dec 31, 2005

I have received an anonymus mail telling me to stop correcting spelling and instead find out what is wrong with me. So I apologize to you for my bad behaviour. And instead I wish you a Happy New Year!
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John Parola · Dec 31, 2005

llpoolej said:
Worse than the misspellings are the GOD AWFUL kiddy shorthands!!

i wantd to aks u what ru doin today

I want to kick people who write like that!
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http://llpoolej.smugmug.com

I HATE IT WHEN SOMEONE USES CAPITALS ALL THE TIME! I ONCE FIRED AN ENGINEER BECAUSE OF THIS. TOLD HIM SEVERAL TIMES NOT TO WRITE IN ALL CAPITALS BECAUSE IT MADE HIS REPORTS DIFFICULT TO READ AND THE SPELL CHECKER DIDN'T WORK IN THE WORD PROCESSOR SO NOT ONLY WERE HIS REPORTS DIFFICULT TO READ BUT THE SPELLING AND GRAMAR MADE HIM LOOK LIKE AN IDIOT TO OUR CUSTOMERS!
MR. D
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osloray · Dec 31, 2005

Maybe he did not know how to get small letters?
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Garry Frankel · Dec 31, 2005

Goal !!

Barry Stewart · Jan 2, 2006

koo22 said:
that one drives me nuts. K.
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Don't worry too much. They MAY be saying they've made a mistake and — D'oh! They're going to keep making them.

Personally, I hate "prolly" used for probably. Now THAT drives me nuts!

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