Similar to using Genii as the plural of genius, when in fact genii is the plural of Genie.
Thanks for clearing that up.Similar to using Genii as the plural of genius, when in fact genii is the plural of Genie.
Thanks for clearing that up.Very balanced, FLT. Proud of you, mate. The highlighted point does it for me, I really am that shallow. As for the rain, why do you think we bought a house in France years ago?!
I visit Cornwall quite often as we have long standing friends there. I love it out of season!
No such thing as out of season In Cornwall! We usually go to St Ives in November and nearly all the restaurants etc are always open. I know what you mean though, I'd never wsnt to go in August!Out of season is my favourite time in Cornwall too. Rock pooling in the rain!

Similar to using Genii as the plural of genius, when in fact genii is the plural of Genie.
No such thing as out of season In Cornwall! We usually go to St Ives in November and nearly all the restaurants etc are always open. I know what you mean though, I'd never wsnt to go in August!![]()
Similar to using Genii as the plural of genius, when in fact genii is the plural of Genie.
Out of season is my favourite time in Cornwall too. Rock pooling in the rain!

Also "octopi" really annoys me - it's the least correct pluralisation of octopus, but people use it because it sounds quirky. Use octopodes if you really want to sound pretentious, it at least has some historical basis.
http://grammarist.com/usage/octopi-octopuses/
Am going fishing near Newquay for a week in April - wife is coming so it will rain![]()
Don't be Silly...One place I feel I must get to at some point is the Scilly Isles. Anybody been.?
Oh come on, be serious.Don't be Silly...
(coat, got)
Surely, you can't be serious...and don't call me ShirleyOh come on, be serious.![]()
I can never get a question answered on this forum. For example, I'm still waiting to know why Charlie Austin plays with bandaged upper arms. No one will even say "I don't know". Now I'd like to know if anyone has been to those islands south-westSurely, you can't be serious...and don't call me Shirley![]()
FWIW I haven'tI can never get a question answered on this forum. For example, I'm still waiting to know why Charlie Austin plays with bandaged upper arms. No one will even say "I don't know". Now I'd like to know if anyone has been to those islands south-westof Cornwall.
OK, ta.FWIW I haven't![]()
I can never get a question answered on this forum. For example, I'm still waiting to know why Charlie Austin plays with bandaged upper arms. No one will even say "I don't know". Now I'd like to know if anyone has been to those islands south-westof Cornwall.
I don't really know about Chaz, but was it not reported, after his recent injury, that he had weak shoulders, as in liable to dislocate?
Maybe the bandages were a precaution, to stop them popping out, that failed when he needed them to work?
Only guessing.
Well I appreciate the guess, at least St. B. You could be right.! I think he's always had a tendency to dislocate bones. I'm sure I've read that he's done it before at Swindon or QPR or somewhere else. He even popped a finger once. On the bandages, my own thought was that the shirt cuffs chafed his skin, but that seems weak to me because the shirt would surely be of good enough quality not to. I have looked at the other players. They don't have bandaged upper arms.