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Oh just give it a rest will you Elvis. You didn't have to post anything at all but you just couldn't let it go could you. Not sure why you take the moral highground, you're no better.
Were you referring to Boris or have you crossed over to the dark side Roberta?
To be fair to Elvis Mrs C, he did make that offensive comment before he knew the woman had died. I think it'd be better if most people bowed out (and I include myself), took a break, wiped the slate clean and if necessary, came back with new usernames and a different approach. At least the baggage would be left behind albeit ready for a new set to be built up.
@ALLEMS - Why is it irrelevant? If someone has been pulling the wool over our eyes I for one would like to know. Alternatively I could go off topic or call someone an idiot, but I thought I'd break with tradition by finding out more.
Margaret on the other post you said "Many people were told that the proposed new building was only twice the size of the current bandstand". I'd like to know more about this. Who was told and by whom? When? Why? Were they referring to the volume or the footprint? Did it affect anything? Please can you elaborate. Thank you.
283 people have actively voted in favour, not a handful. As I said earlier, even with a mobilised 'no' contingency, the stated views are still pretty much split down the middle. No-one can claim to be representing the majority of the people of Dawlish because the real 'majority' haven't expressed a view.
You're out of order Chris, you're also meant to insult someone.
It's gone off topic on the other thread so I'm bringing it over to this one. Margaret Swift - you've pointed out that over 200 letters of objection have been lodged with TDC compared to a 'handful' of letters of support. Are you now saying that the 283 people who completed the surveys in favour of the development are of no consequence because they did not lodge directly with TDC? What ...
Apparently it's International Apostrophe Day on Friday 15th August so I might give the carnival floats a miss and stay in and celebrate it.
It's Is only ever an abbreviation for 'it is ' or 'it has' - the apostrophe is in place of the missing letters. Its denotes possession. Predictive text plays havoc with that rule.
