12-29-2014, 04:43 AM
How about looking the words up in the dictionary so you can see they all have roughly the same meaning, and are all valid. I fail to see why when I acknowledge that such and such is a personal preference, that is one choice is as valid as the other but I prefer this one, it somehow impinges upon anything else I have said, or at least you generalize it to do so (without any supporting facts). What kind of logic is that. I think you know the answer. 
I have already given my reason for preferring "'til" over "till". I see no need to repeat it. If you ignored it the first time, why should you not do so the second time. Besides this has nothing to do with the main topic. This is simply a side topic you decided to get fixated on. Probably as a result of some chemical combination I am no longer able to partake in, do to the fact it would probably kill me on the spot, and while I liked getting high, I also like living
Dale
I have already given my reason for preferring "'til" over "till". I see no need to repeat it. If you ignored it the first time, why should you not do so the second time. Besides this has nothing to do with the main topic. This is simply a side topic you decided to get fixated on. Probably as a result of some chemical combination I am no longer able to partake in, do to the fact it would probably kill me on the spot, and while I liked getting high, I also like living Dale
How long after picking up the brush, the first masterpiece?
The goal is not to obfuscate that which is clear, but make clear that which isn't.
The goal is not to obfuscate that which is clear, but make clear that which isn't.