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Old 08-07-2007, 06:15 PM
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Someone please close this ridiculously stupid and devicive thread.
It's my thread, and I'll keep it unlocked as long as I want.
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Old 08-07-2007, 06:15 PM
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Someone please close this ridiculously stupid and devicive thread.
wtf is devicive
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Old 08-07-2007, 06:17 PM
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Someone please close this ridiculously stupid and devicive thread.
I'm sure the thread starter did not find the thread ridiculously stupid...I'm also sure those that do don't need to click on it either....

On topic: I would guess that anyone famous has more than their share of crazy fans... Look at all the stalkers being arrested lately. One of the bigger prices of stardom I suppose...
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Barbara J! Barbara J!

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wtf is devicive
Creating dissension or discord, Divisive.
Now use it in a sentence today
Yes, timeless in my finery, hey hey!! LOL...
You are too funny...
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Old 08-07-2007, 06:21 PM
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I'm sure the thread starter did not find the thread ridiculously stupid...I'm also sure those that do don't need to click on it either....

On topic: I would guess that anyone famous has more than their share of crazy fans... Look at all the stalkers being arrested lately. One of the bigger prices of stardom I suppose...
Absolutely!
Even less than famous people have stalkers and obsessos after them, look at all the ex husbands and ex boyfriends who stalk and kill their exs when they get new boyfriends, etc. People obsess on other people for the oddest reasons, and don't let go. It is a million times worse when you are "famous" I would think.
I don't see how some of the celebs put up with all that crap. UGH.
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Old 08-07-2007, 06:29 PM
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Creating dissension or discord, Divisive.
Now use it in a sentence today
Yes, but devicive is spelt with an S. That was my point

I don't want to use it in a sentence either tyvm
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As long as there are loons in the world, I will always have a job.
Well, good luck with retirement, then!
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Yes, but devicive is spelt with an S. That was my point

I don't want to use it in a sentence either tyvm
interesting...no such word as spelt.
go back to playing with your Barbies.

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Old 08-07-2007, 07:35 PM
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interesting...no such word as spelt.
go back to playing with your Barbies.
Since when?

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/spelt
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interesting...no such word as spelt.
go back to playing with your Barbies.
Yes there is. It has two meanings actually. Spelt is a wheat grain grown commonly in Europe and it can also be past tense/participle for spell.
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Yes there is. It has two meanings actually. Spelt is a wheat grain grown commonly in Europe and it can also be past tense/participle for spell.
I'm thinking that "spelt" is a British way of using the word "spelled"?
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Old 08-07-2007, 07:43 PM
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I'm thinking that "spelt" is a British way of using the word "spelled"?
That is right Jannie. And New Zealand uses the same english as the UK...
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I'm thinking that "spelt" is a British way of using the word "spelled"?
Spelled or Spelt is actually the same word I believe. It's just that the first is used more commonly...
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Old 08-07-2007, 07:47 PM
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So who should go back and play with their Barbies now? ****ing dolt.

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