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Old March 30th 04, 10:30 AM
quilljar
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"Coder Droid" wrote in
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You know, 'to only go where no man etc.....' The most famous split
infinitive on TV.


blasphemy! it's "to boldly go..."

that's like the third question on the Nerd Certification examination.

--cd


I hang my head in shame; another certificate failed to add to all the
others. I was, I admit, obsessed with my own use of the word 'only'. The
original question was, still fairly pathetic wasn't it? I mean, to get
someone else to plan your round the world trip? ON A SIMULATOR !Deary deary
me.






 




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