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First response of members here: "Who the hell resurrected a six year old thread?" So I noticed a large influx of spam into one of e-mail accounts and figured I would do a Google search on my e-mail address to see what was out there. Of the four search results in Google, this one popped up and I was ...

Thanks for all the welcoming replys. The more I read in these forums, the more I learn and realize that my own observations on how people speak follow many of the basic premises which all of you seem to follow. A lot of the terminology escapes me. But, I would imagine it would be the same if you stu...

I do have a question: How in the world did you run across our conversation about your interview? I actually stumbled across it inadvertently. I came across the link to this site while searching for a news article my mother had seen. No matter how many times she has seen me quoted it is still exciti...

I would imagine, as Stephen has alluded to, that the term would vary some depending on what part of the American continent one came from. I most commonly hear sink used but have also heard washbasin used from time to time. This thread brings to mind the geographic variation of the term used for carb...

I do not believe Mr. Bellini was referring to earthquakes in general, but rather to this one in particular when he said, " This is considered a major earthquake. It has the potential ..." Mr. Bellini wants you to understand that he thinks today's earthquake is to be considered major. It also is fac...