Re: Re: bso finals


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Posted by Matt G on December 04, 2002 at 21:49:09:

In Reply to: Re: bso finals posted by Matt G on December 04, 2002 at 10:11:56:

I'm glad you folks can nit pick on grammar related issues. Like it or not, the word in question does appear in the spoken english language in North America. As you should know, all of you anon e mouse folk, vernacular can vary from region to region. Languages evolve and you can consider this part of the evolution. If you haven't heard this word used before, my regrets. Sorry that my legit opinion has sparked a discussion on language.

BTW, just like the old school english teachers used to say: "Ain't isn't a word."

Us schoolkids would say: "Ain't ain't a word 'cause it ain't in the dictionary, and I ain't gonna' use ain't 'nomore."

Check the dictionary now. Ain't is in there. While your there, look up vulgar and it's Latin root. Then you'll begin to understand my position.

Flame away.......

Matt G


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