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[Squelch]

Anyway the phrase is 'role play', I suspect that roll play involves bread products!

Well Gilly has a couple of nice doughy products that would be fun to play with

Nice to see you using deluxe Sainsburys custard Richard

[Mike Nomic]

Well Gilly has a couple of nice doughy products that would be fun to play with

I think the word you're looking for is baps.

Mike.

[Richard]

Anyway the phrase is 'role play', I suspect that roll play involves bread products!

Well Gilly has a couple of nice doughy products that would be fun to play with

Nice to see you using deluxe Sainsburys custard Richard

It was Miss T who chose the custard so credit her with the good taste.

(I can't believe I wrote 'roll' instead of 'role'! The criticism is well deserved!)

[muckypup]

She's a real trooper continuing to smile whilst being bent over your knee, can't have been that comfortable with all sorts of things digging into her

What about when those sharp nipples were digging into me? .Anyway, the word is 'trouper', a trooper is a cavalry soldier!

I genuinely did not know that they were too separate things! Ah the great British education system!

[Richard]

muckypup, I think we should call a truce on the spelling and grammar front. I love our beautiful language and errors leap off the page when I see them. Many posters on this and other forums (latin fora) can be criticised for elementary mistakes, for example the misuse of there, their & they're and too, to & two. However, your expertise with computers leaves me standing! So can we say "each to his own" and I will try to contain myself?
No doubt Mike will still enjoy himself picking up my mistakes though and I appreciate his scholarly advice.

[BillShipton]

As somebody who started his journalistic career subbing on magazines, I am very conscious of the spelling and grammatical mistakes here and everywhere else (how many shop signs are grammatically correct these days?). At first I was tempted to correct them as you would when editing a magazine but decided against it cos a) it betters reflects the character of the sender if you leave them in and b) life's too short.

I think that criticising people for getting things like 'their' and 'they're' confused is probably going too far but I quite like the genuinely informative pedantry of the 'trooper'/'trouper' comment and others that have arisen in the past. So don't give up on it, Richard, just don't pick on every little thing. Andy's posts alone will mean you'd have a full-time job!

Bill (Lynne Truss's bit on the side)

[andy250]

I think that criticising people for getting things like 'their' and 'they're' confused is probably going too far but I quite like the genuinely informative pedantry of the 'trooper'/'trouper' comment and others that have arisen in the past. So don't give up on it, Richard, just don't pick on every little thing. Andy's posts alone will mean you'd have a full-time job!

Bill (Lynne Truss's bit on the side)

Aye!

Me splelling! (did that one on purposes!!) could be better, though in every cloud their is a silver lining. As people have pm'd to say they will help correct the mistakes. What a mad morning! Thanks everybody.

regards

Andy
(Not the best at spelling!!)

[Richard]

I think that criticising people for getting things like 'their' and 'they're' confused is probably going too far but I quite like the genuinely informative pedantry of the 'trooper'/'trouper' comment and others that have arisen in the past. So don't give up on it, Richard, just don't pick on every little thing. Andy's posts alone will mean you'd have a full-time job!

Bill (Lynne Truss's bit on the side)

Aye!

Me splelling! (did that one on purposes!!) could be better, though in every cloud their is a silver lining. As people have pm'd to say they will help correct the mistakes. What a mad morning! Thanks everybody.

regards

Andy
(Not the best at spelling!!)

Wasn't me Andy. Honest! I wouldn't dare criticise your spelling 'cause you might hit me at the next meet (or set your Rottweiler, Jammed on me ).