Aggy wrote:
> "Dustbin"  wrote in message
> news:RDfXd.14900$Bk7.4228{at}fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
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>>Aggy wrote:
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>>>"Dustbin" 
wrote in message
>>>news:6G3Xd.427$ug2.351{at}fe2.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
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>>>
>>>>Aggy wrote:
>>>>
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>>>>
>>>>>Dustbin wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>Aggy wrote:
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>>>>>>>"Lee"
 wrote in message
>>>>>>>news:1110137501.886739.286670{at}z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Women get paid the same amount, or
5% more, than men to do the
>>>>>>>>>>same job, with the same hours, in
the same conditions, with the
>>>>>>>>>>same qualifications and education.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Not here they don't.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Where is 'here'?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Where I live, dear.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Oh! Is this crap or is this crap.
>>>>>
>>>>>Punctuation dear, try, "Is this crap or is this crap?"
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>I hope you're not amerikan.
>>>
>>>Why, dear?
>>
>>Because you were telling me about punctuation.
>
> That's alright dear, I'm not American.
>
>>Amerikans can't spell the English Language;
>>can't pronounce the English language and can't
>>punctutae the English language
>
> Neither can the English by many accounts!
>
>>and therefore
>>should not be tell the English how it is (or is
>>not) done.
>
> Is that just the Americans dear? What about other English speaking
> foreigners like the Australians?
>
>>It is our priviledge to incompetently punctuate
>>OUR language.
>
> So you are saying that you have the privilege to spell, punctuate or
> pronounce the English language incompetently because you are capable of
> spelling, punctuating and pronouncing correctly and yet the American's who
> spell, punctuate and pronounce incorrectly, don't have the same privilege?
> How does that work then, dear?
>
>>I leave the split infinitive for your delectation.
>>
>
> Well I'm not American, dear, so..
> Ahem..
> A split infinitive is a fault in grammar and not in punctuation, dear. You
> should have said, " It is our privilege to punctuate OUR language
> incompetently"

Yes, I know, dear.

>>D.
>>
>>
>>
>>>>>>Do you ever wonder why females get smacked
>>>>>>around.
>>>>>
>>>>>I bet you don't dear.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Don't what? >
>>>
>>>:)
>>>Wonder why women get smacked around.
>>
>>No I don't.
>>
>>Men frequently find the slippery way in which
>>women argue to be very provocative.
>
> So that's an excuse to resort to violence is it, dear? An argument is lost
> by the one who resorts to violence.

That is old and hackneyed argument. I could just
as well say that the argument is lost by she who
cannot remain logical and consistent.

D.

> Aggy
>
>


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