Vagueness and the Aftermath - A sporadic diary

[mulhuzz]

I thought that only found the image you were searching for?

Can it find images 'like' the image you're searching for then?

Was under impression it was 'like' images but checked and it isn't, google Image search *does* do like images though.

More (from a blurgh SEO keyword filled blog):

http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/find-similar-images-googles-image-search/

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What is the plural of eggs benedict?

Is it the same a sheep?

[Tal]

What is the plural of eggs benedict?

Is it the same a sheep?

Well, the eggs are already plural...

If you mean the dish, it would be the same.

Grand prix is one I particularly like. When spoken in English, we would naturally want to pronounce it with an S at the end for a multiple: "He's won three grand prees this year". However, it is pronounced the same and only the French can tell the difference.

[tikay]

What is the plural of eggs benedict?

Is it the same a sheep?

Not at all. Lamb is not an ingredient of Eggs Benedict. 

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What is the plural of eggs benedict?

Is it the same a sheep?

Not at all. Lamb is not an ingredient of Eggs Benedict. 

But upper case letters are? My bad.

My apologies to cooks,  saints and chickens everywhere.

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I saw a particularly well dressed tree in Birmingham this morning.

[tikay]

What is the plural of eggs benedict?

Is it the same a sheep?

Not at all. Lamb is not an ingredient of Eggs Benedict. 

But upper case letters are? My bad.

My apologies to cooks,  saints and chickens everywhere.

Strictly speaking, "eggs" no, "Benedict" yes. Proper noun, see? Get outa here Tal, I'm the man for yer grammar stuff.

[RED-DOG]

What is the plural of eggs benedict?

Is it the same a sheep?

Not at all. Lamb is not an ingredient of Eggs Benedict. 

But upper case letters are? My bad.

My apologies to cooks,  saints and chickens everywhere.

Strictly speaking, "eggs" no, "Benedict" yes. Proper noun, see? Get outa here Tal, I'm the man for yer grammar stuff.

I too thought all or nothing when I wrote it. I went down the nothing path.

[tikay]

What is the plural of eggs benedict?

Is it the same a sheep?

Not at all. Lamb is not an ingredient of Eggs Benedict. 

But upper case letters are? My bad.

My apologies to cooks,  saints and chickens everywhere.

Strictly speaking, "eggs" no, "Benedict" yes. Proper noun, see? Get outa here Tal, I'm the man for yer grammar stuff.

I too thought all or nothing when I wrote it. I went down the nothing path.

If we began the sentence with it, we could use upper case for both words.

Eggs Benedict is delish


Then, of course, we'd need to decide if it should be "is" or "are", because as written, presumably it could be singular or plural.

Which neatly brings us full circle.

I'll get me coat.

[Tal]

Difference is whether you're talking about the dish or the eggs.

If you have them Benedict, eggs are delish
I had eggs Benedict last night. It was delish.

[Redsgirl]

I saw a particularly well dressed tree in Birmingham this morning.

That tree has been yarn bombed.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yarn_bombing

Good innit?

[Karabiner]

What is the plural of eggs benedict?

Is it the same a sheep?

Well, the eggs are already plural...

If you mean the dish, it would be the same.

Grand prix is one I particularly like. When spoken in English, we would naturally want to pronounce it with an S at the end for a multiple: "He's won three grand prees this year". However, it is pronounced the same and only the French can tell the difference.

Rather like the plural of "buy in" then.

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Bubble time @ Luton....

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Bubble bursts. No waiting.

[celtic]

Good luck!