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Caribeing | 19:16 Mon 02nd Jul 2012 | Phrases & Sayings
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Just having a jovial debate, Is it a nice cup of tea or a cup of nice tea. The cup can be nice tea not etc!
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Hi vivandorron you could also have the cigarette with a coffee
20:22 Mon 02nd Jul 2012
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Is it safe from Ratter and Factor here ?
20:24 Mon 02nd Jul 2012
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boxtops...You'll be saying next that you don't like me either. :-)

I'm on red wine at the moment; what is your tipple?.

Ron.
20:24 Mon 02nd Jul 2012
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No tea is nice, prefer coffee!
21:51 Mon 02nd Jul 2012
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A nice cup of tea. yay!
17:58 Tue 03rd Jul 2012
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The first option without a doubt. I see that others agree with me on this one.
17:39 Wed 04th Jul 2012
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Mark Rae - could this also be considered as a transferred epithet?
20:54 Thu 12th Jul 2012
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The confusion here arises from the economy of the English language. In this instance cup denotes not the object but the quantity it contains, i.e. cupful. Some languages, such as Welsh, have two separate words to convey the two meanings.
21:07 Thu 12th Jul 2012

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