A pressie that i'm reading quickly to pass on. From the blurb:

'Hilarious' - don't you hate that on a book cover...i'll be the judge of how funny it is!

'...a wittily informative insight into how the English Language can be used and abused in the twehty-first century'

Not a promising offering so far from (Mr?) A Parody

(5/02) No wonder the author (editor) of this book is anonymous, because the book is cr*p; a lazy collection of quotes, puns, lists of grammatical errors and othe oddities of the English language. The Lynne Truss book was sincere, funny and original...this was none of the above, unless I just didn’t get the point? (ps. I’m not a grammer bore or pedant, honest!)

At least, some small return for the time lost reading this, I found out that ‘different from’ is the correct form and practise is a verb, practice a noun, although I *will* still get the 2 spellings confused :-)

Reserved for diegotegarcia - because he asked for it ;)

RELEASE NOTES:

On it's way across the Atlantic...:)