"Bob G." wrote in message
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On Dec 29, 9:00 am, " Sir Gregory Hall, Esq."
wrote:
"pandora" wrote in message


And thus shall ye be spit upon.

Spat not spit. Duh!

:: There you go again! Not only are you incapable of learning to snip,
:: you are so willing to glorify your own ignorance.
::
:: Spit and spat are both acceptable past and past participles of spit. I
:: believe, but will not bet the farm, that spat is the common
:: British version.


What a dull-minded little **** you are, Bob G. Sad that your like presumes
to educate young minds when your own mind is so narrow as demonstrated by
your lack of understanding of context.

"And thus shall ye be spit upon" is a layman's attempt at "Bible speak."
It's an antiquated language form no longer in everyday use.

When using antiquated language forms it is better to use them correctly.
"Spat" is the appropriate form of the word when used in antiquated, Biblical
language form.

:: Cease to comment on the ignorance of others until you get rid of your
:: own, never mind that is the only way you can achieve orgasm.

PKB, as I just pointed out above with my usual brilliance. Don't you ever
tire of getting smacked down?

--
Gregory Hall