2016/03/24 14:49:13
craigb
Moshkito
Hi,
 
American is a language ... and it has no grammar!




Does it have a grampar? 
2016/03/24 18:45:24
jbow
BUFFALO BUFFALO BUFFALO BUFFALO BUFFALO BUFFALO BUFFALO.
2016/03/26 09:47:28
Moshkito
Hi,
 
This thread lost its English a bit ago ... hmmmm .... excuse me, do you have any Great Poupon?
2016/03/26 12:54:18
jbow
BUFFALO BUFFALO BUFFALO BUFFALO BUFFALO BUFFALO BUFFALO BUFFALO.
 
This, ... is actually a grammatically correct sentence in the American English. 
 

Of course, you knew that..
J
2016/03/26 16:43:07
craigb
I did!
2016/03/27 11:12:45
bitflipper
According to dictionary.com, "nonetheless" is a word of fairly recent vintage, dating only to 1936. So we can't blame it on Chaucer. Its synonym "nevertheless", however, dates to the 13th century. Even older is its precedent, natheless, which is from Old English (pre-900AD).
2016/03/27 11:16:37
Moshkito
bitflipper
According to dictionary.com, "nonetheless" is a word of fairly recent vintage, dating only to 1936. So we can't blame it on Chaucer. Its synonym "nevertheless", however, dates to the 13th century. Even older is its precedent, natheless, which is from Old English (pre-900AD).




I like Nonsuch much better ... thanks to XTC. I have to listen to that box of paints song again!
2016/03/27 18:44:00
craigb
Chaucer is the go to however, if you want to ram a red-hot poker into someone's bum through an open window! 
2016/03/28 18:53:37
dmbaer
jbow
Of course, you knew that..



Heretofore, I did not.
2016/03/29 09:14:48
Mesh
dmbaer
jbow
Of course, you knew that..



Heretofore, I did not.


Inasmuch I have to admit it here, I did not either.
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