What? Brushing?
Everytime I go to the dentist he lectures me about how important it is to floss. As soon as I leave the building I forget about flossing until the next time he mentions it.

I realise that in theory I should do it but it doesn't come naturally to me to want to saw between my teeth for half an hour each morning and evening with a piece of glorified string.

Edit: I don't do this often - but I'm putting a recruitment advert in the newspaper for a receptionist and I want to put "Administrative experience an advantage". My boss thinks "Administration experience an advantage" is more grammatically correct. Any opinions?
( Johnny Catfish - Yowsa!, Tue 5 Jul 2005, 9:13, archived)

Glorified string....
Now that i would like to see
( Mykeyboy A massive, salty filing cabinet, Tue 5 Jul 2005, 9:15, archived)

£2.39 a reel - Boots
here
( Johnny Catfish - Yowsa!, Tue 5 Jul 2005, 9:19, archived)

I misread that as girlfriend's string.
I am now considering which string that would be.
( The Teviot Moose major 5th., Tue 5 Jul 2005, 9:16, archived)

The one to deflate her?

( Johnny Catfish - Yowsa!, Tue 5 Jul 2005, 9:17, archived)

Pfft.
(literally)
( The Teviot Moose major 5th., Tue 5 Jul 2005, 9:19, archived)

honestly don't think it matters
grammatically, but I think yours scans better. but then I'm a scientist so should not be trusted in grammar matters. And I live in Bracknell, therefore should really finish this sentence with "innit?"

innit?
( the mighty badger Aphrodite, on a bar stool, by your side, Tue 5 Jul 2005, 9:27, archived)

Yeah
what he said.
( The Coast Of Yemen, Tue 5 Jul 2005, 9:28, archived)

Thanks a lot
*leaves it as "Administrative..."*
( Johnny Catfish - Yowsa!, Tue 5 Jul 2005, 9:29, archived)