2 Meter Peter
2 Metre Peter
I’d be wrapped if he came to us.
I’d be rapt if he came to us.
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You get the idea. Go nuts!
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Why is the M in Metre capitalised?
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It’s a proper noun.
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If it’s a proper noun, and not a measurement, should 2 be written as Two?
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Why does the thread title lack an Oxford comma?
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Why is there capitalisation halfway through a sentence?
Did Wimm write The thread title?
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Now we’re getting into the spirit of it!
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Every time I see Peter mentioned, Stallion says he’s coming. But where is going too, was he invited, who else is there? Why does Peter inspire so much travelling.
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too Meter Petre
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Tomb eater Peter
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I’d edit it, but in the spirit of the thread, it should stay.
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He gives me the runs.
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My grammar mistakes are actually my literary style.
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Lotsa Height Wright.
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Two meter peter is quite poetic.
I’m not sure if I’ve ever seen Wim and Robbo in the same room.
Only one line per paragraph.
Only one thought per paragraph.
I mean really?
Who even needs paragraphs that are any longer than one line?
I’ll tell you who.
Nobody, that’s who.
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To meter Peter you’ll need a Peter meter. To be sure that you can meter Peter in the case of a Peter meter failure you’ll need two Peter meters. After metering Peter twice, and taking the average of the two meters you’ll be able to conclude that Peter is in fact 2 metres. A two metre Peter if you will.
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FTFY