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What tiredness can do to your spelling and gramar

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bomekked | 01:53 Sat 02nd Nov 2002 | How it Works
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Does this mean a portion of my brain has switched off?
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Avatar Image WendyW
After reading all the posts you made earlier I have to say that when you are tired yes your brain does switch off!
09:57 Sat 02nd Nov 2002
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oooh Wendy, so bitter
14:14 Sat 02nd Nov 2002
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No your brain has to be switched on first. and anyway we all thought you were more interested in your ar5e or maybe that's where your brain is stored.
13:15 Sun 03rd Nov 2002
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Presumably you were tired when you wrote the question, otherwise you would not have mis-spelt grammar!
23:41 Sun 03rd Nov 2002
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Deary, deary me Spellmaster. Misspelt should not contain a hyphen!
00:15 Mon 04th Nov 2002
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Deary me, leg of lamb, both forms are correct.
15:20 Thu 07th Nov 2002

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