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a glass of water :P
a man has had countless tumbles whilst riding his horse, often causing him great pain, not to mention embarassment. however he never for one minute doubts his racing ability, and everyone considers him to be a consummate professional. How can this be?
He’s a racing driver?
got it in one, I’m impressed
Is it more correct to say ‘the herd of sheep is eating hay in the field’ or ‘the herd of sheep are eating hay in the field’?
@Forget Me Not wrote:
got it in one, I’m impressed
Is it more correct to say ‘the herd of sheep is eating hay in the field’ or ‘the herd of sheep are eating hay in the field’?
Neither.. They eat grass?
Neither..it’s a flock and not a herd.
A flock of sheep………..oh and thank you for my engraved Yak I love it!
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I hope we get a good prize Esme as we posted at the same time.
technically right but for the wrong reason, it’s because the correct term is a flock of sheep
a man owned an esquisite painting known to have been painted by a world famous 17th century Dutch painter. the painting was worth £500,000, yet the man deliberately destroyed it. Why?
whoa you ladies were quick to the draw, how about I give you a crank-shaft operated dormouse shaver and a years supply of pickled cuttlefish
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