"he be" gee bees? no, not at all. i admire someone who has the courage of their convictions. litter is his bugbear, and he acted on it. good for him. he may have anger-management problems - by his (almost) own admission - but, hey... OK, if that's the case then I shall apply some prescriptive grammar and suggest that you should have said, "I admire your dedication"... The use of personal pronouns is often overlooked and I am surprised that a man of your standing in the print world would make what one can only describe as a grammatical faux pas. You see, modern English is a language devoid of inflection but it is through the use of personal pronouns that a modicum of sanity prevails and some of this inflection is retained. I'm sure by now you have recognised the error in your ways and are surely mortified at the lambasting I am now dispensing. A trully chastening moment for you I hope... Pantani2009-03-02 10:07:27
