22-09-2008, 04:37 PM
Baboonery wrote:
So you don't agree with his comments, Brian, is what you're trying to say?
I too noticed a large crowd of youths, about 2130 on Sunday, moving from the station up Dartmouth Road, as I was on my way to the Jolly Bee. They seemed to stop at the Barclays crossing, and get halfway across the road when some sort of argument broke out among them. They were gone when I re-emerged with my cod and chips, though there were occasional shouts audible from my Dartmouth Road residence over the following couple of hours.
I too noticed a large crowd of youths, about 2130 on Sunday, moving from the station up Dartmouth Road, as I was on my way to the Jolly Bee. They seemed to stop at the Barclays crossing, and get halfway across the road when some sort of argument broke out among them. They were gone when I re-emerged with my cod and chips, though there were occasional shouts audible from my Dartmouth Road residence over the following couple of hours.
I think it's entirely possible to agree with a sentiment (defined as a general thought, feeling or sense) whilst feeling that there is an exception to the rule.