C
Chrissy Cruiser
Sheep or sheeps?
Sheep or sheeps?
N
Nicolaas Hawkins
You are mistaking an Australian trait for a Kiwi trait. We have a level
of intelligence greater than they (or you) could aspire to in half a
lifetime.
N
Nicolaas Hawkins
The plural of sheep is sheep. Sheeps is the possessive case and takes an
apostrophe
Sheep's what?
J
John Corliss
Thorkild said:
I've been using 3.70 for a long time now because of bugs in newer
versions. This newest version seems to have taken care of the problems
I was having with the program. Thanks for pointing it out.
G
GRL
Are the language versions available too?
Giovanni
Giovanni
JB 2 said:
P
Phred
Ah! But here in Oz we live a full lifetime before we expire.
(However, I am pleased to hear you're brighter than a sheep.)
Cheers, Phred.
S
Susan Bugher
Phred said:On 22 Aug 2004 17:12:43 -0000, Irv Rabin wrote in
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I say baa to all that. I think ewe guys should feel sheepish about
carrying on this discussion.
Susan
C
Chrissy Cruiser
I say baa to all that. I think ewe guys should feel sheepish about
carrying on this discussion.
Susan
Good Lord, she has a sense of humor. Congrats, SB
N
Nicolaas Hawkins
Phred said:On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 14:43:46 GMT, Phred wrote in
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On 22 Aug 2004 17:12:43 -0000, Irv Rabin wrote in
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I say baa to all that. I think ewe guys should feel sheepish about
carrying on this discussion.
Susan
He's just feeling a bit sheepish because he's run out of Velcro, Susan,
and he's trying to pull the wool over your eyes. What he needs is an
hydraulic ram.
P
Phred
N
Nicolaas Hawkins
P
Phred
Don't be such a boar. Bye-bye.
Cheers, Phred.