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No, not got a grudge against you, just dont find it amusing to call out a councillors body shape, or go overboard from the slip of the tongue regarding AMM. Webmaster made the call about the instances you mentioned above so no need for me to comment. I dont think i have double standards and interestingly dont care if you think i have. Enjoying living rent free in your head
@1263 Either is acceptable. Check the Cambridge or Collins dictionary. It's funny how you obsess over spelling or selectively become 'woke' when it comes to body shape, or defend Anne Marie Morris' racist comment and yet you ignore comments made by others where they call each other 'racist prick' or 'paedo'. You've got some warped double standards. And anyone would think you've got a ...
"Generalization spelling is accepted in the uk" By every single one of us ???? or are you making a sweeping generalisation.
@1263 Either spelling is accepted in the UK. And don't worry I won't be labelling you a 'racist' over such a trivial disagreement.
P.S you have spelt generalisation the american way ( again ) so hopefully you have learned (a) what generalisation means, and (b) english spelling so that's two positives to take from this conversation , rather than your usual rant which contained zero outcomes.
A book club for those who find it difficult to access the written word is launching in Dawlish this week. Dawlish Bookworms launches on Tuesday (August 19) and the group will meet at 2pm every Tuesday at The Strand Centre.
I do yes, I think your generalization is baseless. You should avoid such labelling, you're just intent on being inflammatory and shutting down any meaningful conversation.
Do you actually know what a sweeping generalisation is. ? The answer is in generalisation.
@1263 Why did you include the question mark there? Are you making a statement or posing a question? You seem unsure of yourself.
Every single one of them ? thats a sweeping generalisation....