> Nik Taylor wrote:
> >
> > Charles wrote:
> > > We never end sentences with prepositions, but with adverbs.
> >
> > Sure we do, our English teachers may berate us for it, but we do it
> > anyways. "What are you looking at?", for instance, "that's what I'm
> > talking about" (how the heck are you supposed to adjust that,
praytell?
> > "that's the thing about which I'm talking"???)
>
> Any sentence with a "wh"-word in it can/does break all the rules.
> Find a declarative example ... that doesn't rely on ellipsis.
This is the kind of nonsense up with which I will not put.