I'm sorry, it should be 'bought', not 'brought'. Outside my expectation, though, the mean in this thread has mutated to the subject 'testimony vs testamony', while my question remain unanswered, worse forgotten like

This question is driving me crazy. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Two old friends met in the park and decided to have a chat. They made themselves comfortable on a bench and started talking: - How are you, old friend? It's

Hobbits, monsters and CSI vampires Mexican director Guillermo del Toro is on a quest to catalogue things that go bump in the night. Having tackled Hellboy and Blade, he is about to start filming his two part film version of J R R Tolkien's

My professor gave this riddle to the class. Could you explain your answers as well?? Thank you Music" src="http://www.englishforums.com/emoticons/emotion-29.gif" mce_src="/emoticons/emotion-29.gif"> I’m 93

hi would anyone know the answer to this riddle supposedly there a 4 possible answers but i cant find any of the answers and each time i think of something its wrong.Ive been trying to solve it for the past week now, people keep telling me its

A friend aske me about words ending in -ngry. Are there any others than angry and hungry? This sounds like a very slight mutation of the riddle that caused such a mania a few years ago. Here's ... change the wording, unwittingly making it

A friend aske me about words ending in -ngry. Are there any others than angry and hungry? This sounds like a very slight mutation of the riddle that caused such a mania a few years ago. Here's the entry in the Mini-FAQ: words ending in