Christians are the greatest sinners according to their god's law

[PETE_ROSE]

I was referring to how we Americans use it per say. Example: I am going to the hospital. In the UK they would say I am going to hospital. I dunno. I always enjoyed the syntax and prose found in the their speech. I find the KJV sounds beautiful when read aloud in that tongue.

[Cyberman]

"Per se". It's Latin.

[PETE_ROSE]

"Per se". It's Latin.

Per se it's autocomplete and my Shrek sized sausage fingers on this tiny phone! Thank you for the correction and I apologize in advance for any grammatical faux pas.

[PETE_ROSE]

It's French! Or so I'm told. I dunno. At last check the AF was not exactly the beacon of light for proper spelling and use of the finer points of grammar and punctuation. Perhaps we should nominate a grammar police to troll posts and make snarky comments every time Drich or GC makes innappropriate use of a term.

Wait, never mind...

Beignets is French too I think. Time for a road trip to New Orleans.

[Cyberman]

Fine. I tried being nice. Now go forth and multiply.

[The Valkyrie]

So, I went into a meeting room a while ago and someone had written a hashtag on the whiteboard followed by a prayer, complete with a capitalised "Blessed"

Before I left I wrote #HE's Not The Messiah, He's a Very Naughty Boy