But, seriously, when you mean "for example" please just right e.g. Who started this "for e.g." business?
And seriously again, because we always hear people saying this outside court or in Today Tonight interviews, as aztec71 mentioned earlier "closure", e.g. "now we can have closure", "finally we have closure"....(sorry about the dots) do they know what closure is .... and do they really have what they think they have?
This has been the best of all the language threads since I joined. Or should that be spelt lanuage? (see thread title) LOL
