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Momentarily
Matthew Engel, writing on the BBC News Site has managed to live up to the standards I'd expect of someone complaining about grammar and words. Here is his list of Americanisms he feels are creeping into good old British English:
- Faze, as in "it doesn't faze me"
- Hospitalize, which really is a vile word
- Wrench for spanner
- Elevator for lift
- Rookies ( Read more... )
- Faze, as in "it doesn't faze me"
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Silly games
This worked amazingly* well, last time.
So: TV Theme.
Bom-ba-ba-bom, bom-ba-ba-bom, bom-ba-ba-bom bom-BOMMMMM... bom-bom.
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Lies and Falsity
You can never have too many kettle leads.
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Electoral Reform
There's been quite a lot of talk about electoral reform of late, and there's the possibility of it actually happening in some way or another, with the indecisive result in the General Election.
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Moving in continues. Slowly. People who have assisted thus far have been fabulous (and will be thanked properly later). We could really do with some assistance today. If anyone can - we'd be so grateful. -
See better, Lear.
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BBC Picture Library Strikes again...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/8120152.stm
The centralised guidelines have been in place for more than 10 years... much like these RM 486 PCs.