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[Bruce CurtisMember]

micknmeld wrote:

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All well and good my literary friend, but can I take this opportunity to so brash as to point out your faux par in your signature.I do believe that it is widely accepted the correct spelling is “Hamelin”

Ah Michael what an erudite fellow you are indeed, if i had been corrected by anyone of lesser standing in the literary sphere, I may have become irate, but it is a pleasure to be shown the error of my interpretation of place of origin that begat the poem of lost souls by one such as yourself instead of some rascally Knave with trickery in his heart and a dictionary in his hand..

For indeed it is more correctly Hamelin, or even Hameln in the native tongue of it’s country.

Which leads one onto the subject of Rats……

BC

[GregMember]

All this talk and big words are above me :blush: so I say

TB :laugh:

[Bruce CurtisMember]

Trailboss wrote:

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All this talk and big words are above me :blush: so I say

TB :laugh:

Aha the rascally Knave with trickery in his heart shows himself….

[Mick DMember]

Mr Blue,further to your earlier enquiry regarding the young rascal in the 85 class that could ride like a demon,I have made some further investigation and it turns out his name is Eagan Masten (not sure of the spelling). He hails from Patterson I do believe. He came 5th in the Aussie titles after winning two rounds but crashed out in the end.
Certainly some one to watch in the future.

[Anonymous]

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Trailboss wrote:
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Indeed.

The amusing part is that in an attempt to one-up themselves with some lesser spoken words they have pulled out some which don’t make sense and/or aren’t appropriate for the context in which they are written :laugh:

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Micknmeld wrote:

His ability to conglomerate the respective nouns,verbs and adjectives far surpasses my limited abilities to string comparative sentences together.

‘A conglomerate is a combination of two or more companies engaged in entirely different businesses together into one overarching company. Conglomerates are often large pieces.[1] The term may also refer to a multi-industry company.’

Maybe amalgamate would have been a better choice of words :laugh:

[Mick DMember]

Moto moto you failed to Google Conglomerate in it’s entirety.

A conglomerate is also a large rock made up of smaller rocks.( similar to your corporate example) I used the word “conglomerate” as an analogy.

Here’s hoping that has cleared that one up. :laugh:

[Anonymous]

Oh yeah crystal! It makes even less sense now

[Bruce CurtisMember]

Used as a verb
see here

http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=conglomerate

now go smyte thynself with twigs of Birch oh ye of little erudition.

BC

[Mick DMember]

Mr Blue wrote:

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Used as a verb
see here

http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=conglomerate

now go smyte thynself with twigs of Birch oh ye of little erudition.

BC

Why thank you my learned friend!!

[Anonymous]

Conglomerate, collecting, piling up, gather, mass or accumulate are also others words that can be used, none of them make the sentence any better grammatically :huh:

The insinuation isn’t that you collect any of the nouns, verbs or anything else. The insinuation was that you use them well. So, either way you dress it up, from whatever website you choose to look at, it’s still not 100% correct, which I believe was the point I was making

[Mick DMember]

By using it as an analogy,I never intended to be 100% correct. I was merely contributing to this palaver of a thread.

[GregMember]

WTF :ohmy: I turn my back for two hrs and look at this crap, you blokes need to join a different forum because now

TB

[Bruce CurtisMember]

Moto wrote:

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Conglomerate, collecting, piling up, gather, mass or accumulate are also others words that can be used, none of them make the sentence any better grammatically :huh:

The insinuation isn’t that you collect any of the nouns, verbs or anything else. The insinuation was that you use them well. So, either way you dress it up, from whatever website you choose to look at, it’s still not 100% correct, which I believe was the point I was making

Ahem Moto that’s the priceton university site isn’t it? I took it to be a conglomerate of words as such myself, unlike the forest at Coffs harbour which is named after the geological description of rock type underneath

And yes TB this thread may indeed fall victim to the succubbus, but it may instill a better appreciation of words, we all live in hope.

BC

:blush:

[GregMember]

Mr Blue wrote:

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And yes TB this thread may indeed fall victim to the succubbus, but it may instill a better appreciation of words, we all live in hope.

BC

:blush:

Yes Bruce I know you are right :blush: :blush: :blush: :blush:

TB

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