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I believe the term is "You're well funny."
Remember the apostrophe?
what's this waterstone....
Strange thing, grammar.
Your well - funny?
This could be a question regarding the amusising qualities of the water source in the garden.
Most people are very poor at grammer..fact!
Legend he's done more for me as a fan then any other player. The screamers over the years from every angle, tackles, passes, aggressive, touch, technique he has it all. Just a few memorable moments.
Goal in the derby when he smashed the ball into the top corner then ran along the line cupping his ear to the everton fans.
All the goals v united and kissing the camera in ot.
Olympiakos
Istanbul and gesturing to the fans after scoring.
Fa cup final 2006 both goals, is the late equalizer the greatest fa cup final goal ever?
The goal in anfield v middelsborough from wide right about 40 yards out.
I can go on forever, a big game player if ever there was one he's carried our club on his shoulders for years and let's hope he continues for another few.
comment by Scousers Trousers. (U11549)
posted 13 minutes ago
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I believe the term is "You're well funny."
Remember the apostrophe?
Your = possessive, as in 'That's your beer'
You're = You are!
My other beef is the misuse of: There, their, and they're.
There,there, - they're all wrong with their subjunctives.
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Like that , Taggart, as in "you looked like death warmed up yesterday, and now you're well- funny"
Eats shoots and leaves.
Punctuate as required.
Let's eat, Grandma!
Let's eat Grandma!
Big difference.
3 goals in 4 games.. the captain fantastic is back!
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posted on 12/1/12
^
I believe the term is "You're well funny."
Remember the apostrophe?
posted on 12/1/12
what's this waterstone....
posted on 12/1/12
Strange thing, grammar.
Your well - funny?
This could be a question regarding the amusising qualities of the water source in the garden.
posted on 12/1/12
Most people are very poor at grammer..fact!
posted on 12/1/12
Legend he's done more for me as a fan then any other player. The screamers over the years from every angle, tackles, passes, aggressive, touch, technique he has it all. Just a few memorable moments.
Goal in the derby when he smashed the ball into the top corner then ran along the line cupping his ear to the everton fans.
All the goals v united and kissing the camera in ot.
Olympiakos
Istanbul and gesturing to the fans after scoring.
Fa cup final 2006 both goals, is the late equalizer the greatest fa cup final goal ever?
The goal in anfield v middelsborough from wide right about 40 yards out.
I can go on forever, a big game player if ever there was one he's carried our club on his shoulders for years and let's hope he continues for another few.
posted on 12/1/12
comment by Scousers Trousers. (U11549)
posted 13 minutes ago
^
I believe the term is "You're well funny."
Remember the apostrophe?
Your = possessive, as in 'That's your beer'
You're = You are!
My other beef is the misuse of: There, their, and they're.
posted on 12/1/12
There,there, - they're all wrong with their subjunctives.
posted on 12/1/12
or your well, funny.
posted on 12/1/12
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posted on 12/1/12
Like that , Taggart, as in "you looked like death warmed up yesterday, and now you're well- funny"
posted on 12/1/12
Eats shoots and leaves.
Punctuate as required.
posted on 12/1/12
Let's eat, Grandma!
Let's eat Grandma!
Big difference.
posted on 12/1/12
posted on 12/1/12
3 goals in 4 games.. the captain fantastic is back!
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