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I was thinking more along the lines of

"So, you know, like I was thingin, you know, like, what youse all, you know, like, got into like on the weekend and that."
 
What does this email heading from Marriott mean - is it a grammar foxes paw or something Perth like that eludes me? :
“Ready for a Perth-ect Getaway?“.
 
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Many years ago, I worked with someone who would often say "Oh, you know, I don't know, you know."
 

Interestingly, it is spelled correctly in the link:

School students are being groomed for social activism while too many are still functionally illiterate as they leave the classroom. A new OECD report shows that Australia’s school system has an excess focus on students developing “awareness of global issues”.…

I suspect an on-line subbie 😊
 
The mighty Adelaide Advertiser this morning (it was fixed this afternoon)

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When you click through - they are probably trying to raze it

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When you click through - they are probably trying to raze it
You'd think so and nicely spotted!

Isn't it a curiosity of the English language that homophones can so easily be antonyms?

I bet some youngster reporter was seriously cuffed around the ears.
 
And I reckon the police should be involved if he wants to bulldoze the house with people still in it.

And the people are his ex wife and kids - very bizarre. Also - now everyone knows where a public figure and her kids live
 
UK quarantine apparently involves tasting waste. Sounds unpleasant.
 

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UK quarantine apparently involves tasting waste. Sounds unpleasant.
Yeah, but they have a couple of fundamental errors in the copy. Not sure how much tasting a bin will do. What about "three star Ibis" - is that an oxymoron?
 

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