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...or until you realise that the personal preferences of Robert Baker do not constitute what is "proper". It was a daft preference when expressed and it's no le
by phaemon 11y ago
...or until you realise that the personal preferences of Robert Baker do not constitute what is "proper". It was a daft preference when expressed and it's no less a daft "rule" now.
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- chipaca 11y agoI think you meant ”fewer daft”.