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Topic: Double redundancy
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RP.
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posted 18 January 2007 11:08 AM
He's been a veteran MP for a long time. So has Bill Blaikie, of the NDP Party.I know this bothers some, but doesn't bother me: "A long way's away." How far away is it? A distance that can be ascribed to a long way. Even if it means I'm wrong, it still doesn't bother me. [ 18 January 2007: Message edited by: RP. ]
From: I seem to be having tremendous difficulty with my lifestyle | Registered: Nov 2004
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srobidoux
recent-rabble-rouser
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posted 03 November 2007 03:54 PM
I don't understand how every program can make that same mistake week after week. Does the industry have no medical consultants? Do no medical people watch the shows? Amazing! Sorry. Have to go light my hot water heater now. quote: Originally posted by M. Spector: My favourite is on the TV medical dramas when they shout "He's in defib!"That's the verbal signal to get out the defibrillator and fix the fibrillating heart. So they should really be yelling, "He's in fib!"
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