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<blockquote data-quote="Tony Warburton" data-source="post: 1749554" data-attributes="member: 83099"><p>One for Richard and Graham who apparently object to my many exclamation marks (I didn't realise their use was illegal!!!). Another dictionary definition: 'Eclamation mark' = "indicating anger, pain, surprise etc". Believe me - I feel all of these things with regard to the Eagle Owl controversy, and if they upset you so much, you should feel grateful that I chose not to put in many more! What does grieve me is that in the face of this important discussion, and having apparently waded through all 50 pages of the report, the only comment you both can make is about the number of exclamation marks! Very sad.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tony Warburton, post: 1749554, member: 83099"] One for Richard and Graham who apparently object to my many exclamation marks (I didn't realise their use was illegal!!!). Another dictionary definition: 'Eclamation mark' = "indicating anger, pain, surprise etc". Believe me - I feel all of these things with regard to the Eagle Owl controversy, and if they upset you so much, you should feel grateful that I chose not to put in many more! What does grieve me is that in the face of this important discussion, and having apparently waded through all 50 pages of the report, the only comment you both can make is about the number of exclamation marks! Very sad. [/QUOTE]
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