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Dont blame yourself, you were obviously provoked.

Nob3y wrote:

> oh and another thats sneaked into the frame of late of calling
> a group of people(men and women) "guys"
> This is also used when speaking to a group of women !!!

What are the alternatives here?

People... As in people-of-Britain is a bit poncy and wide ranging.

Ladies and gentlemen... is a bit formal.

Guys and gals? Hm.

You lot over there! ... A bit aggressive.

Vertebraes of this room... can work as a one-off joke, but what do say the next time?

Somthings got the be better than "guys"

Just thought on another,

Ending a sentence with "so".......................

So what? you think I will get the meaning of what your saying thus saving the other person the trouble of explaning in more detail what they are talking about?

>Strarting

Starting !wink!

I'd quit whilst your losing Nob3y.

Two come to mind.......

People who say "Are you inferring...?" When actually what they mean is "implying".

And people who add an adjective to the word "unique".....like "completely unique" or "almost unique"......something is either unique or it isn't.

....call me padantic..

Was he ever winning, Liz?