In reply to a post by djfunkdup:

i was not _{^{(Non-capitalised "I").}}

his grammar was indeed incorrect.i would _{^{(Missing space after a full stop, followed by another non-capitalised "I").}}

it's only certain people from parts of England that insert the word ' was' after the word 'we ' _{^{(Non-capitalisation at the start of a sentence. Single quotation marks where double is more appropriate, and incorrect use of them anyway. No full stop at the end of the sentence).}}

there is no situation or context anywhere in the English language that these two words go together _{^{(Another incorrectly started and ended sentence).}}

Quite an amusing post really.

Good stuff i'm glad you found it amusing i suppose you need something to brighten your life up a little bit

Frankly I find that sort of sloppiness far more offensive than someone speaking and writing in the perfectly normal dialect of the region in which he grew up.

What's a "habbit" anyway? A little hobbit, or an XXL sized monk's cloak?

Edit - the post containing that was just as bad.

Edited by RobertoS (Fri 24-Jul-15 21:01:11)

sorry i don't know what ' od sloppiness ' means

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

Frankly I find that sort od sloppiness far more offensive than someone speaking and writing in the perfectly normal dialect of the region in which he grew up.

What's a "habbit" anyway? A little hobbit, or an XXL sized monk's cloak?

Edit - the post containing that was just as bad.

Where is this region that you mention ? geographically i mean

It could have been "of", or "odd", typoed. Logic says it must have been "of", as there wasn't an odd example of sloppiness, more a stream of it .

I shall reply to a grammatically correct question if you produce one . Google is of course your friend if you try it. I found a similar construction on the British Library website, /learning directory.

Better still, perhaps we should stop this before we both get ban warnings.

Suffice to say, 'twixt he and thee thine is the greater offence.

Edited by RobertoS (Fri 24-Jul-15 21:15:00)

Ok that means you don't know the geographical location .. i knew that anyway lol ..

i did google ' we was ' and there is nothing about that term having a geographical location where it is used in local dialect.it does however make it pretty clear what the thoughts are behind the use of the words being used together

Anyway yes i will agree with you and just leave it at that .it's a shame as well because we was just chatting lol

Have a great night ..

Ok gone a little off topic here I am just trying to understand why they dig the road and put a man hole cover over it. What would be the purpose. Not really interested in anyone's grammar or their spelling etc, if I can read it and understand it then it's alright with me.

Sounds to me as though they sank a chamber for soon-to-come VM cable. It doesn't all come as one task like removing and replacing a road surface. What the work at the other end of the road is I don't know, as we haven't been told why the OP thinks it may be to do with BT.