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469.1 | naaah, not me | LEZAH::BOBBITT | Do I *look* like a Corporate Tool? | Mon Jan 18 1988 22:35 | 8 |
| no. it's "for all intents and purposes."
although I've heard an awful joke about a boy scout troop that's
having a campout on an air craft carrier and they'll be serving hot
dogs for all in tents and porpoises.
blech.
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469.2 | Try Note 423 | SEAPEN::PHIPPS | Digital Internal Use Only | Mon Jan 18 1988 23:27 | 0 |
469.3 | Have we allotted alot to a lot? | GRNDAD::STONE | Roy | Tue Jan 19 1988 23:00 | 11 |
| Re: .0
> (probably people that read alot know that answer better than those
^^^^
> of us that just listen alot)
^^^^
I've seen this used a lot in other conferences, but I wouldn't
have expected it in this one!! Or has it somehow slipped into
acceptability when I wasn't looking?
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469.4 | wee awl mayk missteaks | RTOEU2::JPHIPPS | I'm only going to say this once ! | Wed Jan 20 1988 12:13 | 6 |
| No , not a lot of alotted slots have alighted .
But what better place *is* there to learn ?
John J
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469.5 | | PSTJTT::TABER | Transfixed in Reality's headlights | Wed Jan 20 1988 21:18 | 3 |
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Alot is alright in my book. ;-)
>>>==>PStJTT
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469.6 | It just doesn't look right! | GRNDAD::STONE | Roy | Fri Jan 22 1988 15:29 | 17 |
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> Alot is alright in my book. ;-)
I'll have to conceded that _alright_ appears in my dictionaries
as a *Nonstandard* variation for _all right_. However, I still
think that its just plain lazy (or sloppy) to leave the space out
of _a lot_.
Since "alot is alright" in your book, if you give me the title,
would you think it alright if I bought alot of copies? {:^P
Roy
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469.7 | It'll be alrite on the nite | RTOEU2::JPHIPPS | I'm only going to say this once ! | Fri Jan 22 1988 15:46 | 1 |
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469.8 | From Real Life | SEAPEN::PHIPPS | Sometimes wrong. Never in doubt. | Mon Feb 01 1988 18:11 | 10 |
| The following is not intended to make fun of anyone but to show how easy it is
for this to happen. And it happens to just about everyone. (Exceptions need
not respond. :-)
In a conference I found the following. After extolling the features of a car
being sold, the person concluded with:
....another-words: Show-room condition !!!!
I always thought it was " in other words".
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