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Bill W

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To put it simply, 'you're full of cheer' and not a 'Debbie downer'. 

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sandrewn

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One of the many reasons I love this site, is the freedom of choice it affords us.

Example no. 2

CHEERFUL Definition & Meaning | Dictionary.com

I'm betting you have tried both versions and got the same results, yes?

Now comes that freedom of choice I mentioned. Go back to that page and select British instead of American. Who is right and who is wrong, the answer as so often we have seen and been told is location, location, location.

 

Don't you just love our colourful language?

 

:cowboy:

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Bill W

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16 hours ago, CarlHoliday said:

Why is there always a cheerful someone who throws confetti as the coffin passes by?

Didn't you know?  That's the cheerful Grim Reaper.  He's happy to be collecting souls and the confetti is the record of all the good and bad things you'd done in life, since it's not needed any longer  :funny:

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