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[Arthur Little]

Well ... ... no prizes for guessing what dominates World News headlines today. ... so do any of our members have ANYTHING else they'd like to discuss - other than the 'T' word?

[Michael Parnham]

Well ... ... no prizes for guessing what dominates World News headlines today. ... so do any of our members have ANYTHING else they'd like to discuss - other than the 'T' word?

I think the post before this is quite different Arthur, what do others do to occupy their time?

[stevewool]

I am back tomorrow full time I have loads to say.
Hang on in there Arthur

[Arthur Little]

I am back tomorrow full time I have loads to say.
Hang on in there Arthur

... shall do, Steve! Having already viewed some of your lovely photos on facebook, I can tell that you and Emma had a superb holiday in Mallorca!

[lordna]

How about card games....bound to come up tru.....oooops!

[stevewool]

What about the weather, windy today lots of trumps , or is that something different

[grahamw48]

Reàding is easier than writing, where I am.

[Arthur Little]

What about the weather, windy today lots of trumps or is that something different?

... different, in so far as [I think] the word you're looking for is 'trough', Steve.

[SimonH]

... different, in so far as [I think] the word you're looking for is 'trough', Steve.

Nope, I think Steve had it right as he had a curry last night

[Arthur Little]

... different, in so far as [I think] the word you're looking for is 'trough', Steve.

But note: type though, relates to atmospheric pressure ... NOT the sort used by animals - and politicians, of course, in Dedworth's opinion - for feeding.

[Michael Parnham]

But note: type though, relates to atmospheric pressure ... NOT the sort used by animals - and politicians, of course, in Dedworth's opinion - for feeding.

Have you noticed recently Arthur that the Weather broadcasters have been using words like, windier and sunnier instead of saying more windy or more sunshine, what is the correct term to use?

[Arthur Little]

Have you noticed recently Arthur that the Weather broadcasters have been using words like, windier and sunnier instead of saying *more windy or more sunshine, what is the correct term to use?

... blow me, Michael! ... well, BOTH are permissible really, I suppose. Although, in my considered opinion - placing them in the order you have here - the *latter description is [likely] to sound the more grammatically-CORRECT of the two ... if you get my drift.