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Vernacular Architecture

Sheila @aidshl (25) 11 Nov 20

Vernacular architecture is architecture characterised by the use of local materials and knowledge, usually without the supervision of professional architects (wikipedia). In my country there is a lot of examples for vernacular...

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Are You Effluent?

Judy Evans @JudyEv (382104) • Rockingham, Australia 8 Feb 17

Before saying I've got it wrong, I hope you'll read to the end. And yes, I do have it wrong but intentionally. Gotta catch the readers' attention. Some phrases catch the imagination and become absorbed into a...

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Do you use slang in your discussions and responses ?

ronnyb @ronnyb (6113) • Jamaica 7 Dec 08

Do you avoid words like wanna or gonna or do you think it enriches your discussion ?.Do you prefer the popular vernacular in the hope that it adds a certain class to your writing ?. Would you be turned off the use of slang or for...

discussion integrity

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Chill Out Dude

Myrrdin @Myrrdin (3599) • Canada 23 Apr 08

Everyone here probably remembers when "Chill out dude" was a very common phrase. But do any of you know where the phrase originated? Were you aware there is a link between Chill Out and the cannabis culture? Check out my blog...

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Kinsay kasabot ug bisaya dri?

chique @chique (136) • Philippines 18 Jun 07

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