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London-based Lean / Agile coach and trainer, developer, haiku poet, early BDDer and international speaker.

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Apr 25	revised	Ability in past for positive and negative sentences Formatting, clarified the question
Apr 23	comment	Social events with Dress code Did you try an internet search?
Apr 15	revised	The lady's not for turning Alan-B was right. It's an Iron Maiden, of course, not a Lady.
Apr 15	answered	The lady's not for turning
Apr 14	awarded	Yearling
Feb 18	comment	Appropriate to start business email or letter with just “Dear,”? If someone writes to you without using "Dear Mr / Miss <Whatever>" or "Dear Sir / Madam" - for example, opening an email with "Hello" or "Hi" - it's probably because they feel uncomfortable with the formality. In that case, replying and opening with their first name is IMO fine, if you feel comfortable too.
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Jan 25	comment	What does “get in” mean? @Warlock, please consider visiting the new English Language Learner's site. It's just gone into beta and a question like this would be a good fit.
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Jan 17	comment	What's the origin of the phrase “God's clean earth”, and how long has it been around? @FumbleFingers It is. Or should I say, It's...
Jan 17	comment	What's the origin of the phrase “God's clean earth”, and how long has it been around? @FumbleFingers I don't think they're the kind of people who'd refer to God's green earth; they may well have been referencing Blackadder without me realising though. As for Monty Python, I'd like to have an argument, please.
Jan 17	comment	What's the origin of the phrase “God's clean earth”, and how long has it been around? @FumbleFingers They're English; all of us are Blackadder fans. So, yes. :)
Jan 17	revised	What's the origin of the phrase “God's clean earth”, and how long has it been around? added 146 characters in body
Jan 16	comment	What's the origin of the phrase “God's clean earth”, and how long has it been around? @FumbleFingers When I Googled the phrase before posting here, I found a number of uses that suggests it's starting to become idiomatic. I've certainly heard my friends use it before. It's definitely "clean" not "green". I can believe that it originally came from Blackadder (surprises me, but I can believe it) so thanks to those who've helped establish this for me. (For the record, I'm a she not a he - possibly better to use they as a singular neutral pronoun?)
Jan 16	comment	What's the origin of the phrase “God's clean earth”, and how long has it been around? I used the phrase in a forum, then wondered where on earth it came from, so I assume I must have heard it watching Blackadder itself.
Jan 16	comment	What's the origin of the phrase “God's clean earth”, and how long has it been around? Thank you. Given how many uses of it I found on the internet, I was curious (I just used it in an answer to someone on a forum, and found myself bemused).