"Don't leave in a huff, let me call you a cab and you can leave in a minute and a huff"Speaking as a neutral, wasn't it Toby who left the forum in a huff only to come back as he missed fighting with Dev?
"Don't leave in a huff, let me call you a cab and you can leave in a minute and a huff"Speaking as a neutral, wasn't it Toby who left the forum in a huff only to come back as he missed fighting with Dev?
"Don't leave in a huff, let me call you a cab and you can leave in a minute and a huff"

Speaking as a neutral, wasn't it Toby who left the forum in a huff only to come back as he missed fighting with Dev?
It's a cry for help or attentionHe missed attempting - and failing - to correct people's grammar (well, mine mostly).
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It's a cry for help or attention
I have no ****ing clue what you're on about.
You take this place far too seriously...Go outside, get a job or do something ffs![]()
Personally, I would say 'litany of ignoring me' is stilted.
A litany mostly - but not always - applies to plural nouns, verbs etc., as in a litany of complaints.
I believe Dev used the word as a dragnet; he wanted to encompass the amount of times Toby has issued a threat of ignoration.
The construction is undoubtedly clumsy, but I can understand the meaning - albeit with some difficulty.
An uneasy draw.
5 posts and counting in your litany of "ignoring" me.
Not quite Ponders, what i actually said was
I think it works and is quite acceptable in grammatical terms, even though some don't understand what was actually said, as some have a habit of 'quote mining'.

That's not how the word or the English language works.
Keep on trying though
Sad, desperate, lonely old man.

top notch stuff, 2 rolls n deep fried mars bar, curry sauce for this former racistPie supper followed by pizza crunch for lunch today methinks.
top notch stuff, 2 rolls n deep fried mars bar, curry sauce for this former racist
Litany - tedious recital or repetitive series
...so sez the Oxford English Dictionary and I think those guys would know.
Therefore, I rule in favour of Dev. Thread closed.

Funny how in glesga we put a pie in a roll but when ye order a hamburger supper it disny come in a roll!!! Whacky!!