Diggin It
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The not variation jabs me in the eye like a red hot poker right through several layers of safety glasses and face shields.
'Allot' is a word. 'Alot' is not.
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BrokeFarmerJohn
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That’s a lot of layers of jabbing.
denchen
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That's `a lot` of eye shields, is it not.
bunyip
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So what bin have you allotted alot to or should that be alloted?
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Diggin It
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You can plot a lot to allot plots.
EddieWalker
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Allot does not have the same meaning as "a lot"
You can allot some space in the barn for your tractor
Your tractor takes up a lot of space
You can allot some space in the barn for your tractor
Your tractor takes up a lot of space
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Another great thread. Maybe we need a forum for proper use of language.
cqaigy2
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Noone would dispute that alot is used quite a lot. It seems words do and will change in langues that are still alive. Somebody, nobody, etc. were likely, some one, no body.
thekkfan
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Apparently, a lot of you need some extra work to do, based on the allotted time spent on TBN........ 
