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DesignBuild fails to deliver designbuildsux 06-15-2007
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Posted by Edgar on June 15, 2007, 11:00 am
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>>>
>>>
>>> > Whinging on Usenet won't help.
>>>
>>> Whining might, though ; }
>>
>> Same thing. Whinge is English/Australian vernacular for whine. I was
>> trying to speak his language.
>
> You're making that up!
>

No it's true, I often see people use that form of the word whine. I thought
it was odd till I realized they were from other parts of the world.

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Edgar



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Posted by Michael Bulatovich on June 15, 2007, 11:28 am

>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> > Whinging on Usenet won't help.
>>>>
>>>> Whining might, though ; }
>>>
>>> Same thing. Whinge is English/Australian vernacular for whine. I was
>>> trying to speak his language.
>>
>> You're making that up!
>>
>
> No it's true, I often see people use that form of the word whine. I
> thought it was odd till I realized they were from other parts of the
> world.

I was kidding. I've seen it written....I wonder if you pronounce the 'g'
like in "singe"



Posted by Edgar on June 15, 2007, 11:59 am
>
>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> > Whinging on Usenet won't help.
>>>>>
>>>>> Whining might, though ; }
>>>>
>>>> Same thing. Whinge is English/Australian vernacular for whine. I was
>>>> trying to speak his language.
>>>
>>> You're making that up!
>>>
>>
>> No it's true, I often see people use that form of the word whine. I
>> thought it was odd till I realized they were from other parts of the
>> world.
>
> I was kidding. I've seen it written....I wonder if you pronounce the 'g'
> like in "singe"
>

When I see it I I tend to pronounce it so it rhymes with singe. It's
probably worng but that's the way it looks to me.

--
Edgar



--
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Posted by RicodJour on June 15, 2007, 12:20 pm
wrote:
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> >>>>> > Whinging on Usenet won't help.
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> >>>>> Whining might, though ; }
>
> >>>> Same thing. Whinge is English/Australian vernacular for whine. I w=
as
> >>>> trying to speak his language.
>
> >>> You're making that up!
>
> >> No it's true, I often see people use that form of the word whine. I
> >> thought it was odd till I realized they were from other parts of the
> >> world.
>
> > I was kidding. I've seen it written....I wonder if you pronounce the '=
g'
> > like in "singe"
>
> When I see it I I tend to pronounce it so it rhymes with singe. It's
> probably worng but that's the way it looks to me.

You're wrong about being wrong. Two wrongs do make a right.

whinge Pronunciation [hwinj, winj]
-verb (used without object), whinged, whing=B7ing. British and
Australian Informal.
to complain; whine.

R


Posted by Edgar on June 15, 2007, 1:00 pm
wrote:
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>
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>
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> >>>>> > Whinging on Usenet won't help.
>
> >>>>> Whining might, though ; }
>
> >>>> Same thing. Whinge is English/Australian vernacular for whine. I
> >>>> was
> >>>> trying to speak his language.
>
> >>> You're making that up!
>
> >> No it's true, I often see people use that form of the word whine. I
> >> thought it was odd till I realized they were from other parts of the
> >> world.
>
> > I was kidding. I've seen it written....I wonder if you pronounce the
> > 'g'
> > like in "singe"
>
> When I see it I I tend to pronounce it so it rhymes with singe. It's
> probably worng but that's the way it looks to me.

You're wrong about being wrong. Two wrongs do make a right.

whinge Pronunciation [hwinj, winj]
-verb (used without object), whinged, whing·ing. British and
Australian Informal.
to complain; whine.

R

Live and learn. LOL I like how they use whine to define whinge.

--
Edgar



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