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Metal Players, how do you rehearse?


Dr. Ellwood

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Ellwood, I didn't think there was anything wrong with the original question.

Case in point is an expression.

Case and point isn't.

Maybe you meant like, set and match or, check and mate.

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Originally posted by jimash:

Ellwood, I didn't think there was anything wrong with the original question.

Case in point is an expression.

Case and point isn't.

Maybe you meant like, set and match or, check and mate.

I believe he was using it in the "set and match" sense of the expression.

 

Besides, this isn't a literary forum. We ain't english majors!

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Case in point is an expression there is no doubt! but that is not what the conversation is about. Where do expressions come from? They are terms that are said over and over again and are used in appropriate circumstances. If you Google Case and Point you will find it was been used in newspaper, editorials etc. after that it becomes a expression, one may be more used than the other, but that still does not prohibit anyone using what ever they think is appropriate. What I meant was Case and Point made, as in the original poster making a comment and by that comment made the case and the point as to his qualifications to comment on anything that is even close to reasonable, including his apparent inclusion in a certain genre of music.
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Originally posted by J. Robert Rennix:

Originally posted by ellwood:

You don't know what Case and Point means? Your lack of education is not my problem it's yours. As far as saying what I think of metal goes? I've already done that a number of times, or do you mean you think I should use some swear words? is that how you do it? Ok I can tell you are a very tough guy so I will be careful here.

Actually, the idiom is spoken " case in point ", not "case and point". But you better calm down there, old fella. I think you need a drink. Care for some "hater-aid"? http://media.urbandictionary.com/image/icon/haterade-49177.jpg
The hyenia rarely attacks its prey one-on-one. It likes to wait until it's safe in a group.

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