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Virdie 4 month s ago
I will comment to say, I did enjoy these.
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Karon 4 month s ago
Virdie,
As did I.
As did I.
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Sephy 4 month s ago
Virdie, I dont comment ofter but when I do, its good.
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Nibby 4 month s ago
Virdie,
Enjoy these, I did.
Enjoy these, I did.
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Gilbert 4 month s ago
#1 He's not wrong.
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Karen 4 month s ago
#2 If you pronounced his name correctly...the joke would be lost.
#9 The only reason anybody pronounces "data" with a long 'a' instead of the universally accepted upward softer 'a' is because of his character. No one did that before. I have the whole series on BluRay and that was mentioned in one of the Special Features.
#9 The only reason anybody pronounces "data" with a long 'a' instead of the universally accepted upward softer 'a' is because of his character. No one did that before. I have the whole series on BluRay and that was mentioned in one of the Special Features.
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Perry 4 month s ago
Karen, People have been using the long A for longer than I've been alive, and I'm 65yo. Almost anywhere the A is on a stressed syllable, there's a fight over which to use. For example: Adolf. As in Hitler. Whom we studied for all of our schooling at that time. Which is why anyone who voted for the new orange Hitler was either not paying attention in school or remains a complete moron.
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Stephanie 3 month s ago
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As did I.
Enjoy these, I did.
#9 The only reason anybody pronounces "data" with a long 'a' instead of the universally accepted upward softer 'a' is because of his character. No one did that before. I have the whole series on BluRay and that was mentioned in one of the Special Features.