This sign is on my University Campus...I think it highlights just how different a sentence can be when structured incorrectly...
"CCTV, for the prevention of personal safety"
"CCTV, for the prevention of personal safety"
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need it in dundee never going back, had our Easter eggs stole from the car
LOL it's not that bad.
Oh wait, no yes, yes it is.
Oh wait, no yes, yes it is.
In some ways I miss living in Dundee, but in otherways I really really don't
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As I explained to a few classmates, Dundee is like a giant council estate with spots of good bits. Stay in the good bits, you're fine. Venture near or into anywhere else, you're gonna get stabbed.
Besides it can't be all bad, we have a highly sought-after award to our name; Highest Teenage Pregnancy Rate in Scotland :slayer:
Besides it can't be all bad, we have a highly sought-after award to our name; Highest Teenage Pregnancy Rate in Scotland :slayer:
Me thinks they need an Oxford comma? You could help them out with a sharpee
Also, technically it should be public safety rather than personal safety?
Personally I'd have put it round t'other way "Purpose: Personal safety and the prevention of crime"
Personally I'd have put it round t'other way "Purpose: Personal safety and the prevention of crime"
