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Re: Is 'lacklustered' a word?
Posted: 07 Sep 2009, 11:36
by DavidPayne
I'll break with consensus and say I think Darke is a great football commentator but I was never keen on him for boxing, though he is hands down better than everything we have now, I'm crushed at Rawling too, he's not been as good as I thought he'd be.
Less is more, without question.
Re: Is 'lacklustered' a word?
Posted: 08 Sep 2009, 06:34
by TheGoods
Davies is the doyen if British sports commentary.
Re: Is 'lacklustered' a word?
Posted: 08 Sep 2009, 11:58
by J
had a nice exmaple fo thsi at work (sorry bit off topic but it is amusing).
Girl here wants to learn spanishj so as her boss I ghive her the ok to proceed so she typ sup an email to HR ro arrange the lessons, statign that the spanish teacher is happy to CONVERSATE with her.
I being MR pedant tell her she means converse, she refuses to agree with this and send me a link to the below:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.p ... conversate
conversate
A word used by backwards, ignorant, illiterate inner city trash who mean to say 'converse'.
Nuff said.

Re: Is 'lacklustered' a word?
Posted: 08 Sep 2009, 15:06
by dondada
Ha, ha! Fecking class! Another Americanism mate.
Re: Is 'lacklustered' a word?
Posted: 08 Sep 2009, 16:24
by J
I WOULDNT MIND BUT I'M HER BOSS!
give an idiot enough rope and all that hahaha.....
she also reckons there are 60 foot two headed snakes in trinidad.
again nuff said.