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GLLHG #47780 23/07/10 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted By GLLHG
Originally Posted By Simon
Nice to see a television program actually reviewing a Morgan - generally if they get a mention it is only in passing during an inane Hammond vs Clarkson banter.

(Bitter, me?! Nah! laugh2 )


Do we need the word 'inane' in a sentence which already includes the words 'Clarkson' and Hammond'

A tad tautologous peut-etre? soapbox wink

Cheers,
G


laugh2

And taught me a new word also wine


Cheers

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Originally Posted By Boshly

And taught me a new word also wine


My pleasure, Andy. I've never forgiven old Brillo-pad hair for what that bunch did to the diff of the ex Le Mans C Type mad2

Cheers,
G


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Originally Posted By GLLHG
Do we need the word 'inane' in a sentence which already includes the words 'Clarkson' and Hammond'

A tad tautologous peut-etre? soapbox wink Cheers,
G


i particularly liked the definition of the word 'tautologous.
"In some cases an acronym or abbreviation is commonly used in conjunction with a word which is actually part of the shortened form. One of the better known examples of this is "PIN number", which is often used when explaining the concept. Other common examples include ATM machine, ISBN number, HIV virus, UPC code, VIN number, DVD disk and RAID array. This phenomenon is humorously, self-referentially referred to as RAS syndrome (Redundant Acronym Syndrome syndrome)' laugh2

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rofl

Wonder why such things don't annoy me as much as e.g. "I, personally" - that really gets on my nerves...

BBC standards have definitely dropped to match the rest of the world... Use of such tautology by politicians is normal - would not expect them to know any better, they have to pad out their unnecessary statements (read: BS) somehow... oldgit soapbox

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G,
Is that Welsh for something???!!!!!!

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Robbie #47842 23/07/10 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted By Robbie
G,
Is that Welsh for something???!!!!!!

Cheers!

Robbie,
Very probably- on the other hand, it could be my English private education coming to the fore! ( Bloody hell!)
Sorry Mods- can I swear? redcard
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Checked the time and the next episode is on the 5th August @ 7.30pm on Five.


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Cheers Asbo.


Everyone loves a Morgan. Even me, unless it's broken again.
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Originally Posted By A11OGE
Originally Posted By GLLHG
Do we need the word 'inane' in a sentence which already includes the words 'Clarkson' and Hammond'

A tad tautologous peut-etre? soapbox wink Cheers,
G


i particularly liked the definition of the word 'tautologous.
"In some cases an acronym or abbreviation is commonly used in conjunction with a word which is actually part of the shortened form. One of the better known examples of this is "PIN number", which is often used when explaining the concept. Other common examples include ATM machine, ISBN number, HIV virus, UPC code, VIN number, DVD disk and RAID array. This phenomenon is humorously, self-referentially referred to as RAS syndrome (Redundant Acronym Syndrome syndrome)' laugh2


Steve,
In my business, one tends to come across a fair bit of it- people either say nothing or they babble on endlessly. A good number of years ago I represented a coach firm owner at a Traffic Commissioners' hearing ( problem with dodgy brakes on a PSV)

He started to give his story and his first words were," Good morning, my name is ----. Myself personally, I'm in transport - buses actually"! viking

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