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apostrophes...They are just the thin end of the shim...
Interesting. We say "the thin edge of the wedge" same meaning. More euphonious ? A shim is commonly used by carpenters here it being a small piece of wood or metal to align something usually. A wedge is a big metal object tapering to sharp, thin edge used in splitting logs. Comments?
wow
P.S. One common misuse of apostrophes here in US is Veteran's Day for the correct Veterans Day . Drives me nuts!
Entire Thread Subject Posted By Posted plural or past-tense acronyms Alex Williams 02/16/01 09:37 PM Re: plural or past-tense acronyms musick 02/16/01 09:50 PM Re: plural or past-tense acronyms Jackie 02/16/01 09:59 PM Re: plural or past-tense acronyms tsuwm 02/16/01 11:01 PM Re: plural or past-tense acronyms musick 02/16/01 11:42 PM Re: plural or past-tense acronyms Sparteye 02/17/01 01:21 PM Re: plural or past-tense acronyms Bridget 02/18/01 09:24 AM Re: plural or past-tense acronyms wow 02/18/01 08:34 PM Re: plural or past-tense acronyms Marty 02/18/01 09:36 PM Re: plural or past-tense acronyms belMarduk 02/18/01 10:40 PM Re: plural or past-tense acronyms Alex Williams 02/19/01 12:26 PM Re: plural or past-tense acronyms AnnaStrophic 02/19/01 11:43 AM Re: plural or past-tense acronyms maverick 02/19/01 02:35 PM
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