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Really nice write up of my mate's Ironman world championship experience
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Morning denizens
Frost on the roofs of the outhouses. It's already thawing, without any actual direct sunshine, so it's not a heavy frost; but frost it is
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Woke up over an hour ago and couldn't get back to sleep. This was particularly annoying as I don't really need to wake up for another hour yet
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Anyway, today I travel southwards; for today is my parents' sixtieth wedding anniversary

They got a telegram from the Queen yesterday
We're all going out for Sunday dinner in a country pub that does very fine roast dinners. They had their big party back in the summer, so today's just immediate family
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Excellent - many congrats to the FitzParents - and enjoy your fine roast dinner!Originally posted by NickFitz View PostAnyway, today I travel southwards; for today is my parents' sixtieth wedding anniversary

They got a telegram from the Queen yesterday
We're all going out for Sunday dinner in a country pub that does very fine roast dinners. They had their big party back in the summer, so today's just immediate family
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Well I woke up and the clock said 5. Not so bad, I thought, it's really 6 o'clock in yesterday's time. But no, the clock had not changed itself, so it was really 4 o'clock today's time.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostWoke up over an hour ago and couldn't get back to sleep. This was particularly annoying as I don't really need to wake up for another hour yet
Why do we say "o'clock"?
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Cheers!Originally posted by mudskipper View PostExcellent - many congrats to the FitzParents - and enjoy your fine roast dinner!
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Short for "of the clock". See, for example, Henry IV Part 2, Act 1, Scene 2:Originally posted by mudskipper View PostWell I woke up and the clock said 5. Not so bad, I thought, it's really 6 o'clock in yesterday's time. But no, the clock had not changed itself, so it was really 4 o'clock today's time.
Why do we say "o'clock"? :confused
Falstaff My Lord, I was born about three of the clock in the afternoon, with a white head and something of a round belly.Comment
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