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Snooker, Vergo "shot For Nothing" - Arrrrggggghhhhh......
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It's a shot "to" nothing, you plonker, Virgo must know that so what's he playing at?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Many years ago when I was a wage slave in London, I used to change tube trains at Edgware Road where there was a station announcer who used to inform us that the train approaching would be calling *to* Baker Street, Kings Cross etc. Used to drive me crazy! I always wanted to shout "It's calling *AT* Baker Street, not *TO* Baker Street.
But, of course, I never did.
But, of course, I never did.
yes dave but this is about a well known snooker term and virgo insists on saying wrong. I accept your point of grammar but this is not really a grammar issue.
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The Beeb do like their eccentricities and foibles.
I've been noting Steve Davis' use of 'tough'. He's obviously so absorbed that he's missed the fact that it's grown men jabbing at balls with a stick and not coal mining or emergency medicine.
Pressure, screw, deep screw, shot to nothing, Ronnie, The Crucible, Hazel morphing into your granny before your eyes and Jason in jeans.
It's art!
I've been noting Steve Davis' use of 'tough'. He's obviously so absorbed that he's missed the fact that it's grown men jabbing at balls with a stick and not coal mining or emergency medicine.
Pressure, screw, deep screw, shot to nothing, Ronnie, The Crucible, Hazel morphing into your granny before your eyes and Jason in jeans.
It's art!
Cross Country trains station announcer has to carefully say 'Cross Country TrainS...Service to London St Pancras' or wherever so as to separate the 'S' of trains and the 'S' of service otherwise it would sound like 'Cross Country Train(singular) Service. Its a little off putting and sounds strangulated.
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