Poof.

Terrible news for pedants as Merriam-Webster relaxes the rules of English
It’s fine to end a sentence with a preposition, according to a shock ruling from the American dictionary publisher. But is it OK to recklessly split infinitives?
Poof.
Oooooooooooooooooooo…get you luv.
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You and me both
I thought I’d add this to resurrect an old topic that has literally fallen off the edge of the Sotonian World…
My mate in Oklahoma who loves the diversity of British accents. He sent me this this morning…
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Incidentally, I used to work with a Glaswegian who spoke with a stammer.
It’s ‘ampshire
I’ll trim her bush.
I’m more than aware local yokels have been mangling the English Language for many a year. Fortunately most had such thrashed out of them at an early age. Long may this most welcome tradition continue.
Shirley that should be “For all them there numbers”??
Stop calling me Shirley
Purple Burglar Alarm…some foreigners can’t say it…
Calling @Fowllyd
It’s fine to end a sentence with a preposition, according to a shock ruling from the American dictionary publisher. But is it OK to recklessly split infinitives?
What’s a preposition?
It’s something kerb crawlers say to prostitutes outside the local private school.