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Latest post Thu, Sep 24 2009 9:00 PM by nona the brit. 2 replies.
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Anonymous  +  916406 Thu, 24 Sep 09 08:17 PM
Hello;


I've been talking with my cousin Sebastian, and one of the things he keep saying (well, writing) is 'an queer', which drives me insane. Isn't 'a queer' the proper form? Please prove him wrong, this is really making me mad inside my head.
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Best answer by nona the brit  +  916419 Thu, 24 Sep 09 09:00 PM
you are correct. It's unusual to be confused over this with a word starting with 'q'.
nona the brit
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nona the brit  +  916420 Thu, 24 Sep 09 09:00 PM
you are correct. It's unusual to be confused over this with a word starting with 'q'.
nona the brit
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