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Classic forum...love it!
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I seen that the other day and wanted to post it on the forum but was too lazy to figure out how to post a video. I will admit when I first seen the video it made me think of a few forum members. LOL. I would never say the video reminded me of AJ after he showed me a nice tour around Silver City this summer.https://www.liveleak.com/view?i=ac5_1410994720 Abercrombie FJR: This video of HotRodZilla will tell you everything you need to know about AJ, es Verdad ese! JSNS!WTF?
Agreed George!! I think we need a playpen here just so this kinda stuff can happen more often.Classic forum...love it!
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Agreed George!! I think we need a playpen here just so this kinda stuff can happen more often.Classic forum...love it!
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Alan knocked it outa the park!
Ha... I love it !!! Sounds like what I go through most every day with my students. By early June, I should have most of them whipped into shape. However, that doesn't fix another huge problem: THEIR PARENTS. I get a bunch of letters from home every year, and it never fails. Moms and dads are just as bad. No wonder my middle school munchkins struggle as they do. The old saying still rings true, "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree."I read by pattern matching.
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I still hate seeing things like "its" and "it's" used incorrectly (95% of posters. For fcuk's sake, "it's" means "it is", "it was" or similar, not "belongs to it". So "its colour is red", and "it's a red bike" please (though I like mine, it's "magnetic bronze". Who thinks up these funny names? Bronze isn't magnetic).
"Your" means "belongs to you", not "you are". The shortened form of "you are" is "you're". So, "You're going for a ride, not "your going for a ride".
"Their" means "belongs to them", not "they are, or "there". "They're" means "they are", "there" means "not here".
These are just a few examples.
Yes, I read by pattern matching, not by reading aloud and listening to what I say. So, not "reading allowed", please. Means something very different.
There are many more ways people can make it more difficult to comprehend what they are trying to say. If the reader can't understand what is written, or gets so frustrated that they don't bother, then the desired communication hasn't occurred.
I'm probably contravening all sorts of forum rules, but I'm too old to care.
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Phew.
Putt knot yore tryst inn spill chequers....But I still use my spel checkr.
Auto correct on your phone is your friend too.
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Me too. :lol: I just split a gut on this! :thumbsup:Hardest laugh from a forum post EVER, Ionbeam. And Mcatrophy, agree with every futile word you posted. Won't help either of us, but At least I agree.
I think maybe those are only awarded posthumously?I think mcatrophy rightfully deserves that award. He worked hard for it. He has urned it!
See Post 18. He qualifies.I think maybe those are only awarded posthumously?I think mcatrophy rightfully deserves that award. He worked hard for it. He has urned it!