hey everyone .... i'm just flying by!!! wayyy too busy to participate in the summer, but i'll be back in winter. i happened to click on this post for some reason and HAVE to answer. Hitch is right, it IS one space after punctuation - however,

The Washington Post's Style Invitational once again asked readers to take any word from the dictionary, alter it by adding, subtracting, or changing one letter, and supply a new definition. Here are this year's winners: 1. Intaxication:

all you have to do is sign in yourself and put pp/ (written in ink) in front of Peter's name.

oh nan so am i ! *Sigh*

secrets ? what secrets ? hehehe preps are all correct !

hehehe .. yep !!! stuck at one age forever from now on. untill i REALLY REALLY REALLY can't get away with it !!!! but even then ..........

i assumed we were talking only about measurements not distance. as for distance you're perfectly right. Like you hitch i wasn't sure if there is a rule or not. i looked it up in Swan (my personal bible !!!) and it said that for measurements feet

Hitch, wouldn't you say Dear Dr Bradshaw ... rather than the informal Monty ?

Well, there isn't a hard and fast rule. Either can be used. Foot is usually more conversational. However feel free to interchange. My dad's six foot two (inches tall) my dad's six feet two (inches tall) Personally, in the above example i

well, everyone tells me that once you hit 30 you start obsessing about your age. i guess i started early MWAHAHAHAHAAHHAH !!!!