manker stuff

[JPaul]

http://hk.bcmagazine.net/issues/173/picts/competitions/Babycham.jpg

[j2k4]

Question:

Isn't it true that manker is Welsh for merkin?

'S what I heard, anyway...:huh:

[manker]

I'm of the opinion that if a word starting a sentence is apostrophicised to denote a missing letter or letters at the start of the word, then the first letter after the apostrophe should not be capitalised.

This is a personal thing and I've no idea of the official position.

Nice pic, btw :wub:

[Lilmiss]

meh, I was always a Cherry B kinda gal.

[j2k4]

I'm of the opinion that if a word starting a sentence is apostrophicised to denote a missing letter or letters at the start of the word, then the first letter after the apostrophe should not be capitalised.

This is a personal thing and I've no idea of the official position.



It is a personal thing, isn't it.

[JPaul]

I'm of the opinion that if a word starting a sentence is apostrophicised to denote a missing letter or letters at the start of the word, then the first letter after the apostrophe should not be capitalised.

This is a personal thing and I've no idea of the official position.


It does make sence. Likewise I am unaware of the official position, however I'll take your six on this one.

[manker]

I'm of the opinion that if a word starting a sentence is apostrophicised to denote a missing letter or letters at the start of the word, then the first letter after the apostrophe should not be capitalised.

This is a personal thing and I've no idea of the official position.



It is a personal thing, isn't it.Particularly clever of you to ascertain that.

When I say 'clever', I mean 'tautological', obviousement.

[j2k4]

It is a personal thing, isn't it.Particularly clever of you to ascertain that.

When I say 'clever', I mean 'tautological', obviousement.

How very twatological of you to say so. :P

Now, if you'll excuse me, I must hie meself to the pub, wherein I shall wield me cue in the most masterly way.

A variety of pretenders to the throne will be drawn, quartered and left to putrify.