
And it's not bad style in English.
The whole idea of ending sentences with a preposition being bad comes from some old dead scholars who thought English should be more like Latin, where it is bad style. It's not a particularly historical restriction.
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The whole idea of ending sentences with a preposition being bad comes from some old dead scholars who thought English should be more like Latin, where it is bad style. It's not a particularly historical restriction.

I'll give them cricket but soccer?
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we invented football. Not this weird "soccer" you talk of.
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Fri 15 Jun 2012, 1:47,
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Not this weird "soccer" you talk of, cunt!
:D :D
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:D :D

I think that perfectly ends the sentence. It adds an expression of meaning in a classic footballs manner.
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