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12:16 AM
@crl And if a grizzly bear does attack, you might as well run. That way you'll have something to do during the last seven seconds of your life.
 
 
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6:07 AM
@Robusto related, funny
 
 
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8:39 AM
@pleasedeleteme What? When did that happen? I didn't exchange a word with you, and I didn't accuse anyone else of flagging, either. Nobody accused anyone, for that matter. Not wrongly, not rightly. not at all.
@crl I read it all and I still don't get if it's a joke or for real.
Meanwhile here's another question for @Rob:
 
 
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10:54 AM
@RegDwigнt Why you torment me with your evocative postings?
 
11:18 AM
@JohanLarsson Those are all posted in your funny, made-up language. You should collaborate with @Cerberus.
Also, it's not really attacking. It's just running in circles.
The bear, that is.
 
11:45 AM
@RegDwigнt Wha? Jasper is deleting his account again? Again?
 
12:05 PM
The PR director of this company announced that our founder/CEO was "called out" by the New York Times. I don't think he knows what that term means. And he doesn't even have the excuse of being a pineapple.
 
12:16 PM
Just a slovenly writer.
 
@Robusto was the intention that he 'got a shout out'? Or that he was named as part of shaming?
 
He meant mentioned.
Also, you are presuming that our CEO is male.
 
Yes. prnouns suck
also spelling
 
PRnouns?
Noun nouned by PR flacks?
But a bigger question might be "Why would competent English be a requirement for PR work?" and the answer might be "I got no fucking clue."
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Q: Do we allow to use articles after the word 'from'?

JessI am confused that do we allow to use articles after the word 'from'? I buy apples from a stall. ÓR I buy apples from stall. Which sentence is correct? I have searched it online but it has none. Thanks in advance.

Can we get rid of this ugly pineapple rind?
 
12:52 PM
Ug. A Janus-peever. I have no intention of doling out any of my lifethread to any sort of refutation:
@tchrist, I can't compare, but surely it takes more than his words and his conjectures to refute Larousse. The text is sloppy: he says (in comments) it is not a prefix but an element or a preverb, he mistakes Italian 'tacco' (heel) with 'tacca' (notch) he imagines the word recorded by Larousse, Oxford etc. 'dies a silent death' without leaving traces and 'hey, presto' he conjures up a new form from nowhere. I though you can't get worse than that. I pinged you since tomorrow I should award the bounty, but if you say you will post, I'll wait. — user78549 3 mins ago
 
@Robusto I evoke you with my tormenting postings. You're transposing things again.
 
@RegDwigнt It brings me joy now at daybreak to see that you are returned to your former bubonic self.
> Four boys from the land of the midnight sun have chosen to call themselves Madrugada, after the Spanish blue hour. That kind of thing generates noisy, electric magic. Madrugada have all the odds against them.
“Blue hour”?
Do we have blue hours in English, or is this a Scandihoovian or Russian inventation?
> The cock was standing by her side. “You,” she said to him, ”shall be appointed the watchman of the night. Your voice shall mark the watches of the night and shall warn the others that the madrugada comes.”
 
crl
1:33 PM
@RegDwigнt hehe it's serious though the rest of the post is
 
The blue hour is the period of twilight each morning and evening when the sun is a significant distance below the horizon and the residual, indirect sunlight takes on a predominantly blue hue. This effect is caused by the relative diffusability of short blue wavelengths of light versus the longer red wavelengths. During the blue "hour" (typically the period is about 40 minutes in length), red light passes straight into space while blue light is scattered in the atmosphere and therefore reaches the earth's surface. Because of the quality of the light, this period is treasured by artists. =...
I've not heard it in Russian. In German it's a common term in higher registers.
 
1:59 PM
Yesterday was Mad Men Sunday on ELU, all questions with a sexist or racist undertone. Today it is Is This Random Text My Friend Drunk Emailed Me Grammatical Monday.
 
Good thing it's the International Military Support Month.
Just let our troops kill everyone. Problem solved.
 
Let ELL sort it out
ELL is God. QED
Wait... are we supposed to support the military or commemorate those in the military that don't do the killing part?
Because Ralph and Piggy had already ridden off to Eriador with Faramir. — Mitch 14 secs ago
 
2:27 PM
@Mitch neither. You are supposed to be aware of the military.
Before you're aware of HIV again, or maths.
@RegDwigнt - nice pic. Is it a barn owl? — Josh61 39 mins ago
1 hour ago, by tchrist
@RegDwigнt It brings me joy now at daybreak to see that you are returned to your former bubonic self.
Look at me getting compliments. Oh, how pretty I am.
 
2:47 PM
@RegDwigнt dammit I did that last year.
 
crl
3:27 PM
Help me find a funny title for this
 
3:56 PM
@RegDwigнt They're working on it. Give them time.
 
 
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5:33 PM
Did you say 'area 37/B Jamnagar'? dispatching nuclear-armed F-15's nowMitch 25 secs ago
 
 
2 hours later…
7:20 PM
Scheiss Preussen Münster!
Preussen Münster are the people I hate now!
because they are the sports rivals of my home sports team!
 

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