When you use however, furthermore or therefore as intensifiers or for emphasis, you need commas around both sides of them.
We, however, do not agree with the verdict.
No it’s not it’s essential to the meaning of the sentence - and not used as an intensifier - as it could have been written “Sometimes I wonder…” without losing any of its meaning. The “in fact” is, er, “in fact” a parenthesis. Whereas the “sometimes” is not.
You're mistaken. It's exactly the same. If it weren't essential to the sentence, you wouldn't have included it.
Or, rather, 'he' wouldn't have included it. Here I am blaming you for Stumpy's shit sentence...
He made his point accurately, coherently, and concisely. There was nothing “shit” about the sentence, I was just indulging in a piece of idle fancy.
However, it’s “…” and not “...”. (Unless you’re [sic] keyboard doesn’t support it of course.)
treibeis wrote: My mother's maiden name was Brooks. I wonder, sometimes, whether I'm related to the Brooks who founded the Brooks saddle company.
Because if I am, I might be worth a fucking fortune.
You'd turn your back on the money and walk away, disgusted at how the old family firm has demeaned itself in recent years by chasing the cycle hipster market.
Bike saddles don't count, anyway. That's something you'd ask a child to make to while away the time on a short car journey.
Benjm wrote: You'd turn your back on the money and walk away, disgusted at how the old family firm has demeaned itself in recent years by chasing the cycle hipster market.
Is that what they - or, most probably, 'we' - have been doing? I thought we only made great big wide things, with springs the size and weight of chimney stacks.
You'd turn your back on the money and walk away, disgusted at how the old family firm has demeaned itself in recent years by chasing the cycle hipster market.
Is that what they - or, most probably, 'we' - have been doing? I thought we only made great big wide things, with springs the size and weight of chimney stacks.
The luggage & baskets section of the current catalogue boasts items christened Hackney, Dalston, Brick Lane, Hoxton, Brixton and - for the older audience - Hampstead and Islington.
Where do you stand on outdoor mini golf courses with retractable roofing?
Benjm wrote: Where do you stand on outdoor mini golf courses with retractable roofing?
I call them 'indoor mini golf courses with retractable roofing'.
And we'll take $12 off each and every one of them.
I'd give them the same amount just to fuck off. A wanker-free working day is more important than inflated prices for wankers.
I did a similar thing two or three times in the summer. Wankers were being wankers on the golf course. I asked them to stop being wankers. They didn't do what I asked. So I gave them their money back and told them to sling their hook. And they did.
Where do you stand on outdoor mini golf courses with retractable roofing?
I call them 'indoor mini golf courses with retractable roofing'.
And we'll take $12 off each and every one of them.
I'd give them the same amount just to fuck off. A wanker-free working day is more important than inflated prices for wankers.
I did a similar thing two or three times in the summer. Wankers were being wankers on the golf course. I asked them to stop being wankers. They didn't do what I asked. So I gave them their money back and told them to sling their hook. And they did.
These wankers on the golf course. After you'd seen them off, did you have to sluice it down with disinfectant?
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