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Stephen Morris

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  1. Ahem...

    • A lot, not alot.
    • There, their and they're.
    • Specifically pronounced Pacifically, like the ocean.
    • Your and you're.
    • One of my all time favourites... Chester drawers, from Chester presumably.
    • Less and fewer.
    • Who and whom.
    • Whether and weather.
    • Uninterested used instead of disinterested.
    • The concept of irony and coincidence.
    • Should have not should of.

    Just a few off the top of my head.

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  2. Cavendish will probably win 3 stages, and Greipal will win 4 or 5. Whilst it won't be vintage Cavendish, it will paper over the cracks and stop the tour being a washout for Etixx Quickstep. I'm not sure he's peaked (he's just turned 30 and Greipel is 32) but he's going through a bad patch and the whole world is watching.

  3. Cav's definitely not everybody's cup of tea, comes across as being incredibly arrogant in interviews, however, would still like to see if he's got anything left in him from his 2009-2012 days when he was the man to beat come the last 500m- but it would seem not :P

    ... I agree, but he's now without Tony Martin which isn't going to help. Today is a sprint stage, we'll have to see what happens. I reckon Sagan or Greipel will get it.

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  4. Hahaha never seen Mista Wong before. He's brilliant! Anymore of his videos?

    I think that was the only one - take the 'volume 3' line with a pinch of salt. I also think that might have been all of Mista Wong's material used up in the first minute.

  5. What was the song in the background?

    You really should get Shazam.

    'Drive Slow*' by Kanye West Feat. Paul Wall and GLC

    'Act Your Age' by Bliss N Eso

    * Whilst I'm at it, what Kanye means is 'Drive Slowly' as the word slowly is an adverb modifying the verb drive and adverbs usually end with a 'y.'

    An adverb is a word or set of words that modifies verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.

    Examples:

    He speaks slowly (modifies the verb speaks)

    He is especially clever (modifies the adjective clever)

    He speaks all too slowly (modifies the adverb slowly)

    An adverb answers how, when, where, or to what extent—how often or how much (e.g., daily, completely).

    Examples:

    He speaks slowly (answers the question how)

    He speaks very slowly (answers the question how slowly)

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  6. Dunno about that. Do not try and ride the kerb, that is impossible. Instead only try to realise the truth. There is no kerb. Then you will see that it is not the kerb that counts, it is only yourself.

    Ross you are a true Bi-King master, very inspiring stuff and almost Mista Wong-esque.

    Look at the kerb. Think about your life. Positive chi. Look at the relaxing. Not a probrem. Make a kung-fu sound.

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