His trade mark phrasing is missing

The one that always jars with me is "as something, so something else". This always seems to me to resemble German phrasing and I did wonder whether Mr W was brought up in Germany, perhaps at BAOR.

Posted By: watfordcanary on August 11th 2007 at 18:07:56

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Waghorn's written style (NCFC) - BillySteele, Aug 11, 17:22:37
- Hey Billy (NCFC) - foulsham canary, Aug 11, 20:43:22
- He's expanding the website thing (NCFC) - Steven Lee, Aug 11, 18:25:48
- His trade mark phrasing is missing (NCFC) - watfordcanary, Aug 11, 18:07:56
  - Yes, I hate that, too, but I see (NCFC) - BillySteele, Aug 11, 18:11:27
    - Quality is important in professional content (NCFC) - watfordcanary, Aug 11, 18:32:33
- i would have said "Waghorn's writing style" (n/m) (NCFC) - Ben, Aug 11, 17:42:17
  - "style of writing" would be better (NCFC) - bbqboy, Aug 11, 17:50:55
    - No 'written style' is correct. (NCFC) - BillySteele, Aug 11, 17:56:12
      - No it doesn't (NCFC) - foulsham canary, Aug 11, 20:44:19
        
        Ah I see... (NCFC) - BillySteele, Aug 11, 21:06:11
      - Hey, Billy (NCFC) - Fozzybear, Aug 11, 17:58:54
        
        Oh the irony (n/m) (NCFC) - scruffy, Aug 11, 18:01:39

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