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Utterly utterly unacceptable

Odd word to use don't you think?

Sarah Felstead ● 5408d15 Comments

From some responses too well (:

Dawn Hardy ● 5406d

It doesn't cut the mustard to hide behind a veil of idleness.If you are lazy about one thing then might it suggest that there are other areas of laziness? For instance how well do you you argue your points?

George Knox ● 5406d

I apologize fur my ignorance Mr.Knox, don't no any better Sir.

Dawn Hardy ● 5406d

Certainly there is an utter need for a grammar and spell checker on your computer.

George Knox ● 5406d

Apologies for the error, I watched so many got confused, I wonder if Ms Featherstone eats Utterly Butterly.Well unacceptable is certainly better than acceptable.Condemn is another way to say that he does not agree with what has happened then again who does. Maybe this dreadful thing is actually bringing us altogether once again,I was listening to a lady from Ealing whose neighbors came out and they collectively chased the young thugs off.

Dawn Hardy ● 5406d

No Dawn, David Lammy thought totally unacceptable and did a great job speaking for the ordinary residents of his constituency.Utterly was the Downing Street thought of the day and a spokesperson called Lynne Featherstone, I think, although I did think she was probably given the term to use.I think I got distracted by the utterly because unacceptable is quite odd too.  I just heard David Cameron use condemn, thats better if we are not going to swear.

Sarah Felstead ● 5406d

Could be.

Dawn Hardy ● 5406d

could this be a b and f short of butterfly?

Amelia Margaret Stodel ● 5406d

Utterly Butterly.

Dawn Hardy ● 5406d

George - I think the question should be what is your association with planet Earth?

Vanessa Smith ● 5406d

What is your association with utterly

George Knox ● 5407d

Apologies it was actually David Lammy Labour MP for the district.

Dawn Hardy ● 5407d

Mr Manly Tottenham MP

Dawn Hardy ● 5407d

Who used those words?

Jim Lawes ● 5407d

Totally.

Dawn Hardy ● 5408d