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edumacte me oh exalted one

Hi Pete

I'll list the differences and send you a PM if you wish I have pics to illustrate most points. Drop me your direct email to [email protected]

I've no interest in winding Ed up any more.

Dave
26-R-9

aww cummon ---I m all a on the edge --the little voices want to know e

exactly!!

bigvalvehead wrote:Hi Pete

I'll list the differences and send you a PM if you wish I have pics to illustrate most points. Drop me your direct email to [email protected]

I've no interest in winding Ed up any more.

Dave
26-R-9

The voices made me post my questions... in this case it was a Canadian voice...

Ed - what does the 'e' after many of your posts mean? Do you have a sticky keyboard? or is it meant to say 'eh'???

it means I spilled my meds on the key board and they were sticky also a signal to the mother ship that there may be Morris dancers in the vicinity and to prepare the probe equipment for them - --e---its actually pronounced aee----as a native born Canadian of settler stock circa 1780 I feel it my duty to define the correct usage of ===A ----firstly the pronunciation -----a hard 'a' as in the first letter if the alphabet be followed by ' e' as in feed ----so you say aee ? with a rising inflection ----USAGE --at the end of a sentence-question -statment as if to request agreement as in ' lets get a 24 [ of beer is understood]aee? ' or if you didn't hear the question in place of pardon --aee?----or in surprise such as --'that Elan is real fast aee ?' in the event of a total statement of disbelief or disagreement ---'cummon aee?--------There ,now I can wear my maple leaf pin with pride aee?------e

and it is spelt 'eh' .........keep taking the tablets!

?Eh ( or in English) is a spoken interjection in English, Armenian, Japanese, French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese meaning something along the lines of "Repeat that, please". It is also commonly used as a method for inciting an answer, as in "it's nice here, eh? ...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eh

native born english speaker

Eh???

I thought you poms would be saying something along the lines of "? do beg your pardon sir/madam, could you please repeat?"

Gordon
Born in England now living in Gods country...

I thought Pom was a term for the english - I am a native born english speaker but please do not accuse me of being English.

I'm Welsh - Wales where men are men and sheep can sure run fast!

humble apologies......

Accepted

well eh is more the sound made when you are board checked and have the wind knocked out of you ------aye is more like 'aye aye Sir' so the upper case A would may be the best spelling and pronunciation A ? ---I think we imported from Sussex or Zummerzet --where ZZZZider apples grow e

A?