What I learnt today....
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Well, Andrew, your theory with the changing hair colour may be right. My wife is a nurse therefore she always works in white, too - but changes her hair colour quite frequently
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@solo said:
I learned that my 15 year old boy was wrongly named at birth, he should have been called Google as he now thinks he knows everything.
My daughter is named Wiki.
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What I learnt today is that some men actually notice if their wife does something with her hair.
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Gaieus,
wiki as in she'll take in whatever any random person tells her?
Let's hope for an authoritative review in the future...j/k
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Today my 2yr old said 'why' first the first time.
A died inside knowing the next 16 yrs is going to be painful.
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I learned that LEARNT is a word!
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Really David?
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/learnt?db=dictionary
@ Csaba - be careful there mate; don't be putting pressure on us now....
@ Rich - try coming back with 'why not?'. That'll sort him out.
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yes. Really.
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I learned a long time ago that to miss / not comment (positive) that a woman has changed her hair style can be a bad mark against you and one that they may never forgive you for! Its akin the not commenting on a man's new car! Although a man will forgive you as he will put it down to envy
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I learn that the AAA is masterining the world!
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@mike lucey said:
I learned a long time ago that to miss / not comment (positive) that a woman has changed her hair style can be a bad mark against you and one that they may never forgive you for! Its akin the not commenting on a man's new car! Although a man will forgive you as he will put it down to envy
Hell yeah.
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'Hell Yeah' is right! We men loose totally or thin a lot in the hair department and as we get older its not such a big deal!
However the ladies, well most of them, don't loose their hair! Okay it may get gray but combatting that is a small industry in most towns. Its one thing they pride themselves on until they drop and even afterwards!
So, take notice and be in their 'good books' or overlook at your own peril!
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I think I learned today that Chrome is better than FireFox. I had been using Opera and then moved to FireFox a few months ago. While I had Chrome on the lappie, I didn't realise all the add ons that were available. There are some really useful one for free.
It looks like I could be sticking with it!
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I learnt that about a month ago, Mike. I too was a Firefox'r but found the plethora of extensions and plugin to Chrome!!!
I also learnt that Chrome is not spelt Crome.
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@utiler said:
I learnt that about a month ago, Mike. I too was a Firefox'r but found the plethora of extensions and plugin to Chrome!!!
I also learnt that Chrome is not spelt Crome.
???
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I learnt today that the 'EDIT' button above right can same someone's a%$#@se!!
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@mike lucey said:
I think I learned today that Chrome is better than FireFox...
I agree, Mike. On some points Chrome might be better than Firefox. Especially for it's speed and vast community contributed of extensions. Though, Firefox also have vast community contributed add-on for that case.
There are also some things that make Chrome wouldn't be able to really "replace" Firefox. This one for instance, as common annoyance in Chrome (probably not any other Chromium based browsers).
There is a review about those browsers if you might interested, in Gizmo's Freeware Review: Best Free Web Browser.
Pardon my english.
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Hi folks.
This reminded me that learntis a possible form of the verb learn.
I checked this page to prove it to myself:
http://www.theconjugator.com/la/conjugaison/du/verbe/to+learn.html
Just ideas.
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okay . . .I get it! Learntis a legit word. (Scores about 18 in scrabble if you hit a triple word score.)
So is Ain't, and coulda, shoulda woulda!
Its just not a word I use a lot. I choose gooderer words.
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Depends on what dictionary you choose, I believe Websters has a more laxed approach to the changing language and Oxford a little pompous in keeping it pure.
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