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[Dave Burrell]

I could read this very easily and quickly. The reason for that is that it is punctuated correctly.

ok you got me on punctuation - never been great at that.... but hey that just makes my posts all the more unique and confusing

[MSgt]

It is also very judgmental for a Christian to say, " a person like yourself."

Folsom500 did not call her life a deception, he implied several different names on one computer appears deceptive.

The sentence beginning "I am pained..." is a jumble of unpunctuated words. To be effective it should have been broken into several sentences. One usually does not refer to a person as a farce; a farce is actually a type of play.

And please, what ever you do, do not waste any time or breath praying for me.

Once again it is there, their, they're. There is no word spelled thier!

Farley,
You must have been very hurt very badly by a church or someone close who professes to be religious. Most people don't mind when others pray for them, even if they don't believe themselves.

[Dave Burrell]

We want people to stay on this net. If someone spells a word wrong you do not neet to jump on them. Let it go. Everyone did not major in English. My earlier post was a joke.... Smile

Resistence is futile!

[JMH]

We will be going again this week for lunch. Well, actually, my husband may not want to be seen with me since I will be ordering the bacon and peanut butter sandwich. John piqued my interest with this.

Does anyone know how to actually make one at home? Should it be done with creamy or crunchy Jiff? Also thick or thin bacon, plain or toasted bread?

[jessicad]

Well, I taught high school English for 31 years, and both you and Mandee need some spellling and word choice reviews. Re-read your first sentence....you can say rambling can't you? It is also very judgmental for a Christian to say, " a person like yourself."

Folsom500 did not call her life a deception, he implied several different names on one computer appears deceptive.

The sentence beginning "I am pained..." is a jumble of unpunctuated words. To be effective it should have been broken into several sentences. One usually does not refer to a person as a farce; a farce is actually a type of play.

And please, what ever you do, do not waste any time or breath praying for me.

Once again it is there, their, they're. There is no word spelled thier!

Actually a farce is a comedy of broad satire and improbable situations. I did use the word in the way i wanted it to if you were an english teacher you would have known that. I think you are an over critical person I was defending a friend of mine and may not have thought through my spelling or grammer. I was tired and I was upset. I am very protective of my friends and my family

Edited by jessicad, 19 June 2006 - 11:03 AM.

[Farley]

Actually a farce is a comedy of broad satire and improbable situations. I did use the word in the way i wanted it to if you were an english teacher you would have known that. I think you are an over critical person I was defending a friend of mine and may not have thought through my spelling or grammer. I was tired and I was upset. I am very protective of my friends and my family

English should always be capitalized. Not if I were, I actually was. And for goodness sakes, it is grammar with an "ar" and not "er".

[Deb aka Resume Lady]

Years ago I was a member of a mom's online community. Lots of members in that community (as with MyFolsom) made spelling and punctuation mistakes, but no one pointed them out because we were more concerned about the essence of their posts.

One mom was going back to school and knew she needed to work on her writing. She started a thread asking for help. It was a very informative and helpful thread, and lots of members threw in their own questions and advice. That thread had a tone of cooperation and support.

This thread does not.

[mylo]

This thread does not.

They never do

[MSgt]

They never do

Maybe sometimes they do

[SacKen]

English should always be capitalized. Not if I were, I actually was. And for goodness sakes, it is grammar with an "ar" and not "er".

Now you're just being a jackarse...

[Dave Burrell]

Now you're just being a jackarse...

[mylo]

Mmmm.. pizza

[Dave Burrell]

[Chad Vander Veen]

Thread is getting WAY off topic - shutting `er down.