Scoobynetters - a plea
 

Here in the UK (where most of the posters in question hail from)

That raised bit where the pavement starts = a kerb
The expression of weight of a motor vehicle = Kerb weight
You damage an alloy by scraping it against the kerb stones

To curb anything is to exercise restraint (amongst other, similar, definitions)

Dunno why, but this one bugs me, sorry :D

(and yes, generally, I hate BBS pedants as much as the next person)

Then you will love the mistake you made :lol1:



btw isn't it motor ;)

It'll be 'motor' and 'definitions' you want. :D

Oh dear :lol1:

LOL

Indeed it will :lol1:

But come on, two typos are a bit different from the use of completely the wrong word :)

ther is no exuse for bad speling. :D

I no, I no. I'ts annoyin innit. mate :lol1:

Kerb your enthusiasm :lol1:

Oi you, Kerb the Sarcasm :D

Oh definitely DD but I just couldn't resist it. Could you if it was presented on a forum platter? :D

*Checks type*

Brought and bought is my annoyance :mad:

But that doesn't really effect anyone's understanding <groan>

Of course not :thumb:

Another vote for bought and brought.

I have a feeling its a regional thing as no-one in this part of the country says brought.

We know better ;)

Can someone borrow me a new thread?

its a Crawley/Wokin id :thumb:

That will learn you all

were is Woking anyway ?