Does anyone else find all this talk of "zorsts" and "th'exhaust" a bit annoying - time the moderators put a muffler on it I say!
Things haven't been the same since all those gurning pumpkins joined. Where's the ironic one? It does not exist!
I'm sure Mr Jacobs is not happy either.
Disgusted of Hereford.
Falling Standards
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Re: Falling Standards
Aye, because everyone knows that it should be 't'exhaust".poplargreg wrote:Does anyone else find all this talk of "zorsts" and "th'exhaust" a bit annoying - time the moderators put a muffler on it I say!
Things haven't been the same since all those gurning pumpkins joined. Where's the ironic one? It does not exist!
I'm sure Mr Jacobs is not happy either.
Disgusted of Hereford.
I can't say I'd noticed except that some colonials
talk about carbys and not carburettors or shortened to carbs. It should at least be carbus. 
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Re: Falling Standards
carbus for singles, carbi for twins.....Janet wrote: It should at least be carbus.
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Re: Falling Standards
Wot, standards fallin in this gr8t club innit?
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Nuff sayd! 
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Cor blimey mate, som'uns got som'ink ta sort owut ere, better get Stanley Unwin in to sort it out.
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Re: Falling Standards
Eamonn wrote:carbus for singles, carbi for twins.....Janet wrote: It should at least be carbus.
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Surely the Greek plural for carbus would be carbodes, carbi is Latin. Sorry, I'll get my coat