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Mr opinion,
Use of fanciful words to describe something very basic is a clear indicator of lacking just about all ingredients required to make up intelligence.

CM,

Is Mise- 'shews' that he is a man of rare patience- Kudos. I put it down to a typing error- w being next to e on the keyboard. Which is different from writing phonetically. Anyway I'm sure that if I couldn't pick on Belly's spelling I'd be picking on his funny hair"

Belly didn't make a spelling error, he clearly delineated the difference between 'show' and 'shew'.

'Shew' is a more logical a spelling;
"He was a shower" can have two meanings.. he showed things or he was a shower (as in rain) of whatever.
He was a shewer has but one meaning.. he shewed.

English has lots of funnies.

Ise Mise warmist fool that I am just wanted to let you know and maybe get some help.
Put grama helper in, it leads me to the wrong territory nearly as much as my cars onboard thing does
Spell check ok, but working under protest, seems my input has it showing signs of a mental breakdown'
RAIN! HERE! strewth is good [try that one spell checker]
Misty started last night still misting, 2 mm so far but swear the grass is singing, have a great Christmas, you and every single poster
Will try to put myself down more often next year promise

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'Mr opinion, Use of fanciful words to describe something very basic is a clear indicator of lacking just about all ingredients required to make up intelligence.'

Does anyone out there know how to translate Dimwit into English?

Does anyone out there know how to translate Dimwit into English?
Mr Opinion,
Mr Opinion !

After hearing so much about the catastrophic fires in Balmoral, I looked up the town on Google Earth.
A lot of houses are literally within bushland so, it was literally inevitable that so much loss has occurred.
Very sad indeed !