Erin Zale wrote: That's not what he said. The exact line is: " ...The only thing missing's Hillary Clinton sitting on the front row rollin' her eyes . " De-Bushified, that would be: " The only thing missing is Hillary Clinton sitting in the front

Grammar Geek wrote: Sorry, Koto, but I have difficultly viewing youtube. If you transcribe the part you're talking about, it would help. Hi, G.G! Thanks Here's the part I was talking about

CJ, Thanks!! around 2:30, the impersonator said it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bmT60TgjM0

"rolling her ass" what does this mean? Thanks in advance!!

CalifJim wrote: completed here refers to the entire process from beginning to end. ... until a thorough investigation has been . If we are told that we have to complete a form, it means we must fill out a form from beginning to

Hi, The sentence below is quoted from my English-grammar textbook. *Faulty wiring was the likely cause of the fire, but the fire inspector said they will not rule out the possibility of arson until a thorough investigation has been completed.

CalifJim wrote: do ｔhey just abbreviate any more to anymore in writing? That's the charitable interpretation. They are probably not really aware of the difference and are simply making mistakes. CJ Thanks CJ!

Grammar Geek wrote: Lest we be tempted to hold up spammers are paragons of grammar, in addition to the "any more" issue, e-mail is almost always singular. (By the way, Koto, PLEASE don't go

Hi CB, Thanks for your reply. Well, yes I know that anymore refers to time. But I've seen quite a few people writing "anymore of something/things" So, do ｔhey just abbreviate any more to anymore in writing? !!!!!!!!!!!!!Thanks again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Cool Breeze wrote: Koto wrote: "...............you will not get anymore of our emails if you go here........" Hi Koto I would prefer: You will not get any more of our emails ... because