A LOT of messages

Dec 10, 19994 posts by 4 posters
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The News Guy (Mike)

So, things had calmed down for a while but now what is it? Three in two weeks. That's a lot of alots. I don't care a lot but a lot of people may think it's correct so to be true to all the posts from years gone by here is my "a lot" post.

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"Fun Lovin Criminal"  wrote in message
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DVD's hold alot

(2) TSnyder752 wrote: <snip> Of course this is pretty anal and only one who knows alot about seinfeld would catch this. ========================================================== Of course correcting the alot's to a lot's is anal too. But it's my anal. :-)

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"Fun Lovin Criminal" wrote in message <snip> DVD's hold alot>>

I didn't say that, I know cause I pay alot of attention.

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SteveThe News Guy (Mike)

Instead of pointing out that all of the alots are incorrect, it should be pointed out that it's wrong that you're saying that the alots aren't correct, which is alot. Because alot is actually correct. It's not preferred, but even the MLA argues over stuff like this. Like, for example, is saying "the pool is deceptively shallow" to mean that the pool is deeper or shallower than it would suggest? Or, is it correct to say that someone "almost died?" Or, to make it a relevant post, can you "over-dry" clothes? (1st Seinfeld ep.)

By the way, whoever posted about Seinfeld on DVD- where did you hear about this?

Steve
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