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His voice is so familiar, he sounds exactly like someone on television or someone I know its really annoying me, becuase I've definately hear his voice form somewhere grrr.
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It's the editing.
Plus the fact that some people are extraordinarily easily manipulated by the editing. I find it hilarious when people state that they dislike a candidate because the never do anything when what they are really saying is that the dislike a candidate because that candidate has been edited out of what they've seen. I can't imagine that Noorul is going to turn out to some amazingly dynamic whirlwind who has been persecuted by the producers. More likely just someone who works steadily to do what he's asked and doesn't fit well into the wholly unreal environment that is TA. |
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They edited him out because he had absolutely nothing interesting to say...
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Were you there when they were shooting or editing the programme?
It's called an opinion. Online forums tend to be full of 'em. |
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No...were you?
It's called an opinion. Online forums tend to be full of 'em. An opinion sttarts "I think" or "Perhaps" or even "In my opinion". You stated it as if it were a fact known to you which is why I asked the question. I'm not saying you're wrong - just wondering. We'll possibly find out tonight. |
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No:
An opinion sttarts "I think" or "Perhaps" or even "In my opinion". You stated it as if it were a fact known to you which is why I asked the question. I'm not saying you're wrong - just wondering. We'll possibly find out tonight. The term in English is typically used with a negative connotation, indicating someone overly concerned with minutiae and whose tone is perceived as condescending. [edit] Usage of term Being referred to as a pedant, or pedantic, is generally considered insulting,[4] along with terms such as "grammar Nazi". However some people take pride in being a pedant, especially with regard to the use of the English language. Pedantry can also be an indication of certain developmental disorders. In particular those with high-functioning autism, often have behaviour characterized by pedantic speech". From Wikipedia. |
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Fight!
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Can't be arsed. Its clear who has more spare time on his hands, and I have better things to do....
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Can't be arsed. Its clear who has more spare time on his hands, and I have better things to do....
![]() Actually, it's nothing to do with being pedantic and all to do with knowing if you were making a prediction based on a personal opinion or whether you'd seen something - or even read it in a paper. Sorry to ruffle your feathers.
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LOL. Pot <-> Kettle.
![]() Actually, it's nothing to do with being pedantic and all to do with knowing if you were making a prediction based on a personal opinion or whether you'd seen something - or even read it in a paper. Sorry to ruffle your feathers. ![]() |
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Don't flatter yourself. My feathers werent ruffled in the slightest...
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