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Should this page have something about the temperatures? Multiple players are fainting as a result of the heat. Surface temperatures have reached 65 degrees, according to official readings. Timeoin ( talk) 05:59, 20 January 2018 (UTC)
We largely do NOT care which court any matches were played on! That is bogus information. Just tell us who played on what day, who won, and what the score was. I repeat myself: We DO NOT give a hoot which court any matches were played on! When I see that, I hear the call of a " Laughing Jackass".
Regardless of what you might think, "WC" is a particularly poor abbreviation because:
WC = World Champion; WC = World Class; WC = wheelchair; WC = water closet; WC = World Cup; WC = West Coast. The West Coast is well-known in the United States, Canada, AUSTRALIA, Africa, and South America. Universal international language: "Could you please send me to the WC?" (I need to use the toilet.)
47.215.180.7 (
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08:04, 26 January 2018 (UTC)
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Should this page have something about the temperatures? Multiple players are fainting as a result of the heat. Surface temperatures have reached 65 degrees, according to official readings. Timeoin ( talk) 05:59, 20 January 2018 (UTC)
We largely do NOT care which court any matches were played on! That is bogus information. Just tell us who played on what day, who won, and what the score was. I repeat myself: We DO NOT give a hoot which court any matches were played on! When I see that, I hear the call of a " Laughing Jackass".
Regardless of what you might think, "WC" is a particularly poor abbreviation because:
WC = World Champion; WC = World Class; WC = wheelchair; WC = water closet; WC = World Cup; WC = West Coast. The West Coast is well-known in the United States, Canada, AUSTRALIA, Africa, and South America. Universal international language: "Could you please send me to the WC?" (I need to use the toilet.)
47.215.180.7 (
talk)
08:04, 26 January 2018 (UTC)