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Originally Posted by PJSinger A recipe in one of my cookbooks says to mix all of the ingredients "in a large bowel."
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Isn't that what eventually actually happens?
Reminds me of a girlfriend years ago who was getting married and told me she had registered for this beautiful "soup latrine".
Strange how both have parallels in reality. The soup will eventually end up in the latrine. Maybe these people are more clever than we give them credit for.
I read "I smelt it out of my neighbor's home" regarding marijuana use.
Isn't smelt a fish?
I can't wait to read your replies!
It's archaic English, like learnt, burnt, dreamt, spoilt, and so on. I'm not sure if smelt is the current standard British English past tense of smell, but if the person is not a native speaker the error is understandable.
"If you go by some of the posters on this site you would think they were vertigo ready for a war to start..." ??? Someone please to translate.
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The soup will eventually end up in the latrine. Maybe these people are more clever than we give them credit for. 
