| TWTD grammar help needed 11:21 - Jan 16 with 1308 views | Swansea_Blue |
Is it more correct to say:
For f*cks sake?
or
For f*ck sake?
It’s for a work email so I want it to sound professional.
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| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:22 - Jan 16 with 1297 views | Keno |
isnt it
For f*ck's sake |  |
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| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:23 - Jan 16 with 1281 views | RonFearonsHair |
Can something be more correct?
Surely it's either correct or it isn't? |  | | |
| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:24 - Jan 16 with 1279 views | footers |
For fck's sake is correct.
Your sincerely,
footers |  |
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| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:26 - Jan 16 with 1264 views | hoppy |
| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:24 - Jan 16 by footers |
For fck's sake is correct.
Your sincerely,
footers |
Should it be sincerely, or faithfully? |  |
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| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:26 - Jan 16 with 1262 views | footers |
| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:23 - Jan 16 by RonFearonsHair |
Can something be more correct?
Surely it's either correct or it isn't? |
Correct again as it's an ungradable adjective. Have a biscuit. | |
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| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:26 - Jan 16 with 1258 views | Keno |
| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:26 - Jan 16 by hoppy |
Should it be sincerely, or faithfully? |
shouldn't it be Footers? | |
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| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:27 - Jan 16 with 1256 views | footers |
| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:26 - Jan 16 by hoppy |
Should it be sincerely, or faithfully? |
Sincerely because I have spoken to Swanners before. Faithfully is only used when you've never corresponded with that person before. | |
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| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:43 - Jan 16 with 1227 views | SouthBucksBlue |
“For f*ck’s sake get the f*ck out of our football club Lambert” is the correct grammar you’re looking for. |  | | |
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| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:44 - Jan 16 with 1223 views | MedwayTractor |
| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:27 - Jan 16 by footers |
Sincerely because I have spoken to Swanners before. Faithfully is only used when you've never corresponded with that person before. |
The rule is:
Dear Sir/Madam,
Yours faithfully
or
Dear Joe/Jo (ie named addressee)
Yours sincerely |  |
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| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:46 - Jan 16 with 1219 views | bluelagos |
Just use ffs thus avoiding the embarrassment of getting it wrong. |  |
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| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:46 - Jan 16 with 1217 views | MedwayTractor |
| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:22 - Jan 16 by Keno |
isnt it
For f*ck's sake |
I think you mean:
Isn't it | |
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| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:47 - Jan 16 with 1215 views | Pendejo |
A quick skim of the internet appears to indicate the phrase was used as less offensive than "for God's sake" or " for Christ's sake"
hmm must have been some fearsome blasphemy laws |  |
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| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:48 - Jan 16 with 1209 views | WD19 |
Keep it professional with a simple FFS. |  | | |
| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:54 - Jan 16 with 1202 views | factual_blue |
You want it to look professional. An email makes no noise, so it can't 'sound' professional.
I am happy to have helped. |  |
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| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:54 - Jan 16 with 1201 views | mrshallisfit |
F#ck knows. | | | |
| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:55 - Jan 16 with 1200 views | factual_blue |
| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:27 - Jan 16 by footers |
Sincerely because I have spoken to Swanners before. Faithfully is only used when you've never corresponded with that person before. |
And what about SWALK, BURMA, or norwich? | |
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| TWTD grammar help needed on 12:01 - Jan 16 with 1192 views | Keno |
| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:46 - Jan 16 by MedwayTractor |
I think you mean:
Isn't it |
I wondered when someone would spot that | |
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| TWTD grammar help needed on 12:23 - Jan 16 with 1166 views | Seablu |
| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:55 - Jan 16 by factual_blue |
And what about SWALK, BURMA, or norwich? |
I had a letter from a secret admirer during my schooldays who put SWALK on the back of the envelope.
She’d even squirted Panache or some such derivative on the envelope as well.
Nowadays, it’s all selfies in the bathroom mirror with offers of a handjob behind the recycling bins at Tesco’s. Allegedly.
In fairness, with the free text bundles now available with most mobile networks, I suppose it’s far more cost-effective. Postage stamps cost a bomb these days. |  | | |
| TWTD grammar help needed on 12:24 - Jan 16 with 1165 views | Ryorry |
You're all wrong.
The correct version is actually -
For f u c k' s sake - particularly when followed by the name Lambert during any first-team ITFC game.
Apologies to any parents reading, please rest assured that your 6-year old will already have heard it at least a hundred times before in the playground. |  |
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| TWTD grammar help needed on 12:31 - Jan 16 with 1160 views | factual_blue |
| TWTD grammar help needed on 12:23 - Jan 16 by Seablu |
I had a letter from a secret admirer during my schooldays who put SWALK on the back of the envelope.
She’d even squirted Panache or some such derivative on the envelope as well.
Nowadays, it’s all selfies in the bathroom mirror with offers of a handjob behind the recycling bins at Tesco’s. Allegedly.
In fairness, with the free text bundles now available with most mobile networks, I suppose it’s far more cost-effective. Postage stamps cost a bomb these days. |
Are you sure it was a she?
Panaché is French for shandy. | |
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| TWTD grammar help needed on 14:27 - Jan 16 with 1035 views | pimballwizard |
| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:47 - Jan 16 by Pendejo |
A quick skim of the internet appears to indicate the phrase was used as less offensive than "for God's sake" or " for Christ's sake"
hmm must have been some fearsome blasphemy laws |
Having spent half my life in the aviation industry and dealing with many "Johnny Foreigners" along the way I was always impressed by the folks from the Indian sub continent who used the phrase in business e mails as "For Gods sakes" Their understanding and usage of the English language was generally excellent and reflected the rather antiquated colonial past in many instances. Shall we do the needful ? Kindly adjust are two lovely phrases that were often used..
I did challenge their use and when I questioned their use of "For Gods sakes" I was put in my place with a simple answer. There is more than one god. |  | | |
| TWTD grammar help needed on 14:30 - Jan 16 with 1026 views | Pinewoodblue |
| TWTD grammar help needed on 11:24 - Jan 16 by footers |
For fck's sake is correct.
Your sincerely,
footers |
Especially if the manager is to blame. |  |
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