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Paddy replied

2 January 2011, 09:29
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mudskipper replied

2 January 2011, 09:09
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

As feather as an intransitive verb "Feather pillows" would be a old english command to "fluff up the pillows." It's a sentence.

But still a bad one.

Feather a pillow.

or

Feather pillows.

would be sensible sentences.
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Paddy replied

1 January 2011, 22:44
Originally posted by k2p2 View Post

That's not a sentence. No verb you see. Feather can be a verb, but doesn't make sense in the context of pillows.

As feather as an intransitive verb "Feather pillows" would be a old english command to "fluff up the pillows." It's a sentence.
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mudskipper replied

1 January 2011, 22:16
Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

Fluffy cloud

Definitely not a sentence. Fluffy doesn't even pretend to be a verb.
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mudskipper replied

1 January 2011, 22:15
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Feather pillow.

That's not a sentence. No verb you see. Feather can be a verb, but doesn't make sense in the context of pillows.
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AtW replied

1 January 2011, 15:40
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

Have you seen the price of pillows! I mean expensive

Pathetically sized as well - I am tempted to bring one from Moscow with me...
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EternalOptimist replied

1 January 2011, 15:27
Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post

Hah! A catch question, but I know this one.

It's the feathers, because of the air resistance.

yep.

ok whats the heaviest

a ton of lead or a ton of gold ?
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OwlHoot replied

1 January 2011, 15:22
Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post

What is heaviest, a ton of feathers or a ton of lead ?

Hah! A catch question, but I know this one.

It's the feathers, because of the air resistance.
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MarillionFan replied

1 January 2011, 15:22
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Feather pillow.

Have you seen the price of pillows! I mean expensive.

I bought 3 the other day. £69 each for a soft/medium goose feather and down. I didn't realise they were on the edge of extinction! I only paid £50 for an elephant foot umbrella stand last month.
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Paddy replied

1 January 2011, 14:27
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Feather pillow.
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EternalOptimist replied

1 January 2011, 13:48
What is heaviest, a ton of feathers or a ton of lead ?
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Cliphead replied

1 January 2011, 13:44
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Feather pillow.

Fluffy cloud
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AtW started a topic Light Sentences

1 January 2011, 13:34
Light Sentences

Feather pillow.
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