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9:00 PM
just as Undo and you have
 
the avatar is cool :-)
 
@TimTimmy You weren't named Timothy then?
I think every Timothy I've known has ended up being Tim.
 
@AndrewLeach My nickname is Tim, but no, my real name is not Timothy and will remain anonymous forever more...
Muahaha!
 
:D
 
@IceBoy thank you for your kind comments, they are truly umm... what's the poshest word I can think of?
Hmmm...
 
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9:02 PM
@IceBoy Nice question!
 
@Arrowfar ;-)
 
I apologise but it's time for me to leave...
Cheerio!
 
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@IceBoy They use "braille". I have heard.
 
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Braille /ˈbreɪl/ is a tactile writing system used by the blind and the visually impaired. It is traditionally written with embossed paper. Braille-users can read computer screens and other electronic supports thanks to refreshable braille displays. They can write braille with the original slate and stylus or type it on a braille writer, such as a portable braille note-taker, or on a computer that prints with a braille embosser. Braille is named after its creator, Frenchman Louis Braille, who lost his eyesight due to a childhood accident. In 1824, at the age of 15, Braille developed his code for...
 
@Arrowfar yes, but I'm interested in how they use language
 
9:05 PM
It was nice to talk to all of you though
 
@TimTimmy later pal
 
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@IceBoy Yeah, I see.
 
spoken language in particular
 
@terdon Ding!
 
it works because it works?
 
9:18 PM
ha! I make more money than Chinese railroad builders
feels good about self
and I'm more intelligent than an average trailer park resident too
struts about
 
^self praise?
 
not at all
you must be unfamiliar with praise or just blind
 
you must be pompous
 
this is also false.
I am pompous, but according to trustworthy sources, I mustn't be.
 
humbley pompous?
 
9:24 PM
I know nobody by that name. and it is a ridiculous one.
 
ridicule will get you nowhere
 
are you some sort of automated statement generator?
generate one about horses ^.^ I like horses
 
I horsed for a pony, earlier
 
i always thought you were into hippos
 
ooh! claps and giggles at Matt
kicks Ice Boy because it is clearly broken
 
9:28 PM
Kicks back, like a mule
 
9:43 PM
@Cerberus there is a two-headed version also?
 
Ugh. I'm stuck for words again, very annoying.
What is a term used to describe two people?
Just two people, no relationship
 
pair
 
I was thinking of "co", but that's not a word
@IceBoy YOU saved the day!
Thank you, thank you, thank you
I know that I seem so stupid, but sometimes words go out of my head
 
np pal
 
...for some reason or another
 
9:47 PM
try a thesaurus
 
I did!
@IceBoy You should teach me some of those "ice skills" of yours...
They would definitely help my English ;)
 
just practice daily
 
@IceBoy Yup, my brother.
Orthrus (Orthros) or Orthus (Orthos) (Greek: Ὄρθρος; Ὄρθος) was a two-headed dog in Greek mythology. == Mythology == Orthrus is a two-headed dog who is a doublet ("brother") of Cerberus, both whelped by the chthonic monsters Echidna and Typhon. He was owned by the three-bodied giant Geryon. Orthrus and his master, Eurytion, were charged with guarding Geryon's herd of red cattle in the "sunset" land of Erytheia ("red one"), one of the islands of the Hesperides in the far west of the Mediterranean. Heracles eventually slew Orthrus, Eurytion, and Geryon, before taking the red cattle to complete his...
 
@IceBoy Ahem... I'm a native speaker
 
@Cerberus Oh, is he the disabled one? Poor pup.
 
9:48 PM
Yes, a most unfortunate freak of nature.
 
What? Me?
 
@Cerberus Be nice, he is your brother after all.
 
:(
 
How do the <3-headed deal with it?
 
@Cerberus thanks for the link
 
9:49 PM
wink only joking
 
@terdon Oh, that was just pity, there are no hard feelings between us.
@TimTimmy You too, dear.
 
Ah, how kind of you...
I have the up-most feeling of pleasure
Cheerio again then...
 
Up-most, even?
Adios.
 
Utmost?
Atmos!
 
actually a better term would be topmost
...or I just don't know
sobs
 
9:54 PM
Atmos?
There, there.
 
What has become of me? This is not grammatical for me:
It’s like it’s about Captain America or something. The his has the wrong concord for me.
 
Haha.
Yes, it sounds wrong.
But apparently it is comedy?
 
10:39 PM
Moderators (not just ELU): Does the SE network have a policy about duplicate postings between here and on other sites? I seem to recall some trouble with this some time back.
I ask because I’ve found one and wondered whether it is worth bothering our team with a flag.
Posted by, I believe, the same user both to us and elsewhere.
 
You're sure that site isn't a scraper?
 
11:09 PM
@Cerberus Good point. No, I’m not.
If so, though, it doesn’t admit it.
That I could tell.
I used the Google Cache.
Obviously.
@Cerberus I think from the tags is must be a scraper.
 
@tchrist why?
 
@tchrist If the answers are the same, it is a scraper.
 
Because I put those tags there, not the OP!!
 
@tchrist Haha, pathetic.
Oh, you can't see the answers?
 
11:12 PM
Nope.
It won’t show me them.
Apparently because I block its spamvertising.
 
Same for me.
 
I mostly know about America from books.
Is this "mostly" modifying "from books"?
 
No, know.
Put it in from of from if that’s what you mean to emphasize.
In practice, there isn’t really any difference in sense for this case.
 
but that's so unnatural.
it is natural to say I know about America mostly from books
meaningwise
the same is true with only
you don't have to put it right before the inteded word
like
I only do it if you do it
i do it only if you do it
the same and both legitimate.
 

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