I am behind the couch
Nope I just asked - but the so....you were as opposed to were you may have thrown you. The question mark usually a giveaway, full stop usually implies statement.
Semantics, I know but details, you know.....like saying you "did your training" here, implies past tense then saying you "training here", refers to present tense. Like you say, distinct difference
Main thing is you here. On here. Each day. Day after day......
Not really behind your couch but do check the bus.
clogged up this thread enough, only as not much happening and a really suggest, you take a break. Perhaps get on Webjet and pretend you a pilot for a while?
See you on the Savannah.....
(20min delay)