Lulu G and spelling

[LilacTree]

Maybe it"s (he he) her philosophy :angel: :mysmilie_501:

I've noticed that you always use quotation marks in place of apostrophies SparklyBarbs. Any reason for that?

 

[SparklyBarbs]

I've noticed that you always use quotation marks in place of apostrophies SparklyBarbs. Any reason for that?

Well no particular reason, probably just my bad eyesight and not concentrating

 

[Brissles]

Off piste a bit here, but how do other forumites feel about the BBC forever referring to................ our Ireland / Scotland / Wales / Thailand / France / etc etc Correspondent ? It gets up my nose, surely it would be grammatically correct to say ................. Our correspondent in Ireland / Scotland etc etc

 

[rosey]

Off piste a bit here, but how do other forumites feel about the BBC forever referring to................ our Ireland / Scotland / Wales / Thailand / France / etc etc Correspondent ? It gets up my nose, surely it would be grammatically correct to say ................. Our correspondent in Ireland / Scotland etc etc

One that annoys me is when a presenter says "I've been John Smith" at the end of the programme. Surely he hasn't stopped being John Smith because it is the end of the programme - he will always be John Smith. It would be better if he said "This has been John Smith".:taphead: