AIBU?
BeerTricksPotter · 10/04/2011 22:30
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InPraiseOfBacchus · 10/04/2011 22:38
It's ok. If you're a grammar snob (like me) then that's part of who you are, and it's not out of the question to seek out like-minded people.
I knew it was time to dump my ex (after other reasons too) when a friend of mine used the word 'papist', and he didn't know what it meant, despite being a Catholic.
(I ended up married to the chap who used the word 'papist', incidentally.)
Jajas · 10/04/2011 22:52
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TeddyMcardle · 10/04/2011 22:57
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shakey you call that solicitor they'll understand ((hugs))
Jajas · 10/04/2011 23:11
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Jajas · 10/04/2011 23:14
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BeerTricksPotter · 10/04/2011 23:14
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BeerTricksPotter · 10/04/2011 23:18
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Hatesponge · 10/04/2011 23:20
YANBU.
Mind you, these things are not always reliable. I was once v impressed when a man I fancied like mad liked knew what a trebuchet was.
However I was much less impressed when I found out Exp (who is singularly stupid) also knew. Age of Empires has a lot to answer for 
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