In which register/s would you normally find "for ever and ever"?

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	milky  #325522  Wed, 07 Feb 07 11:33 AM In which register/s would you normally find "for ever and ever"?    milky Joined on Thu, Jan 15 2004 Senior Member (3,149) Hume said that if we had perfect or complete descriptive knowledge of reality, we could not, by reasoning, derive a single valid "ought".

	Feebs11  #325603  Wed, 07 Feb 07 02:38 PM In churches.    Feebs11 Joined on Thu, Nov 23 2006 UK Veteran Member (5,003)

	Clive Woodward  #325605  Wed, 07 Feb 07 02:43 PM This thread will be moved to ... um...  (dang, we need an 'um' section) ...in five minutes. Please stand back! O.K., I worked it out. Linguini and Linguisticals.    Clive Woodward Joined on Mon, Nov 17 2003 Veteran Member (239) Never attribute to malice what can be adequately explained by stupidity

	nona the brit  #325629  Wed, 07 Feb 07 03:29 PM Children and churches.    nona the brit Joined on Wed, Sep 22 2004 England Veteran Member (11,450) The name says it all.

	Anonymous  #325643  Wed, 07 Feb 07 03:55 PM Scientological cash register?    Anonymous

	Anonymous  #325649  Wed, 07 Feb 07 04:05 PM  Yeah, some cash registers and Scientologists give churches a bad name. Then again, some churches need no help.    Anonymous

	milky  #325827  Thu, 08 Feb 07 12:36 AM  Nona The Brit wrote: Children and churches. Love? The sweethearts' register?    milky

	Grammar Geek  #325925  Thu, 08 Feb 07 04:51 AM It's also in "Say a little prayer for you." Lord, Milky, let's not explore how sweethearts talk to each other. Okie-dokey, snuggle-wukkums?    Grammar Geek Joined on Tue, Jan 10 2006 Pennsylvania, USA Veteran Member (16,070) Barbara, who answers in American English.

	milky  #325951  Thu, 08 Feb 07 05:33 AM <Lord, Milky, let's not explore how sweethearts talk to each other. Okie-dokey, snuggle-wukkums?> Nothing is beyond the remit of Linguistics, GG, Cupcake.    milky