>>You wrote 'regardless who it is'. Now you're refering to 'somebody'. It's easy - and realistic - to say we cannot expect everybody to like us. But seriously meaning 'regardless who it is' is what I dared (and dare) to doubt.
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>Geez, Peter, for someone who has more than once used the 'English is not my first language' ploy, you sure do like to PICK at the words people write. Alan's usage is entirely proper and correct, and you should consider that possibility before you write nonsense like this. It only serves to show that you love to argue.
Geez Jim, why are you PICKING at me. Had another bad day?
Groet,
Peter de Valença
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