Separate names with a comma.
'You Get Your Kicks on Route 66'
So when is this day trip due to take place, Matt?
Of course there will be a vote, and it will take place at the general election next year. Everybody, thick or intelligent, gets to vote - if...
If the Europhobes want the UK to withdraw from the EU, they don't even need a referendum. All they need is 325 MPs to vote for a Bill to that...
Will all previous posts, threads, and images be deleted irretrievably at the time of the changeover? Just asking.
Relatives on a rare visit to London that weekend, I want to spend some time with them on 22 March. So probably give this one a miss, sorry.
+1
He can't spell Edelbrock: Performance Carburetors, Intake Manifolds, Cylinder Heads, Crate Engines, Electronic Fuel Injection and more from...
Surely, "There can only be one Barry Sheene"?
The comma after "surroundings" could do with being a full stop, or at least a semi-colon. The sections before and after that comma are both full...
Surely people who buy Ducatis are smart people by definition? That's my assumption anyway. Feel free to prove me wrong.
I'm booked to go there this Friday. Looks interesting on the website. How did you like it?
Corrected for you.
That newspaper report (from six years ago) is incoherent. The content of the report does not support the headline. And in my post I made no...
I thought you said they had stopped paying you to promote brands of whisky.
Today I attended a conference which included a lecture by Prof Anthony Grayling: [ATTACH] Absolutely superb, probably the most brilliant...
"Traveller" seems to be some kind of standard euphemism for Gypsy or Romany, and Gypsies are undeniably a racial minority (even though there are...
What, the quickest single-cylinder bike ever made - sure, why make a fuss about that?
I always like to use the "Oxford comma", as used in all books published by the Oxford University Press. To be fair, majority opinion among...
Surely brides are usually open?
