Sȱɳɨȼ Ʈħe ǶḝÐɠḝħȱɠ

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"'God help us!' said Holmes, after a long silence. 'Why does Fate play such tricks with poor helpless worms? I never heard of such a case as this that I do not think of Baxter's words, and say: "There, but for the grace of God, goes Sherlock Holmes."'


'“There's an east wind coming, Watson.”

“I think not, Holmes. It is very warm.”

“Good old Watson! You are the one fixed point in a changing age. There's an east wind coming all the same, such a wind as never blew on England yet. It will be cold and bitter, Watson, and a good many of us may wither before its blast. But it's God's own wind none the less, and a cleaner, better, stronger land will lie in the sunshine when the storm has cleared."'


Aug
19
comment Is “take care” always a friendly utterance or can it sometimes be considered threatening?
I'm my life I have never seen "take care" used as a threat.
Aug
19
awarded  Editor
Aug
19
revised Why father is called “dada” and not “fafa”
added sources
Aug
19
comment Why father is called “dada” and not “fafa”
@Pekka Can I use your sorce to edit my answer?
Aug
19
comment Why father is called “dada” and not “fafa”
@Colin Pekka did that for me.
Aug
19
answered Why father is called “dada” and not “fafa”
Aug
18
comment What is the plural of “BlackBerry” (as in the handheld device)
@roviuser The main point here is to know how to write Blackberry in plural. It does not matter if it is not grammatical.
Aug
18
comment What is the plural of “BlackBerry” (as in the handheld device)
+1 for the good answer.
Aug
18
accepted Origin of once again
Aug
17
asked Origin of once again
Aug
17
comment “Have you ever drunk XYZ?”
Well, I'm not native... Although it does not confuse me, the sentence does seem a little strange to us.
Aug
17
comment How do the terms “fanboy” and “fangirl” differ from the generic term “fan?”
Fangirl is more like... Vicious types. Makes Voldy seem like a harmless kitten compared to a stampede of fangirls running towards you. shudders
Aug
15
accepted When did we stop speaking Old English?
Aug
15
asked When did we stop speaking Old English?
Aug
15
comment What's a gay transsexual woman?
Woman who likes other woman is I belive called lesbian if I am not mistaken.
Aug
14
answered Difference between “artifact” and “artefact”
Aug
14
comment Does responsibility come with consequences?
@CesarGon Wasn't that qoute from Spiderman-Man 1? :)
Aug
13
comment Use of “measles” as an interjection
Yeah I know. But... you know what I'n talking about.
Aug
13
answered Use of “measles” as an interjection
Aug
13
comment What's the meaning of “delivering up” here?
Agreed. There is a slim chance that "up" was just added for intensifier...