Iain saw this in Dundee Scotland. Maybe you can get more than one pop for a pound, if you know how to ask right?
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not sure how to pass along examples, but here's a whopper from the Glenn Beck rally in Washington DC today
http://andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com/the_daily_dish/2009/09/more-reason-from-the-right.html
Well i guess it's just best that it's not not one pound a "pop"
Good gravy, that's not even a word you want to emphasize. What goes thru these writers' heads? (Besides breezes.)
Hey, that's almost as good as "a" puppy.
Maybe they think "a" is colloquial, but the patrons don't know what "per" means?
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