That's one of the reasons I quit the AMC. I love hiking in New England and they have great hiking trips, trailwork, etc., but I really don't have any interest in their politics - nor those of the many organizations they sold my address to:(
Note to environmental organizations: you can save trees by not sending so much junk mail!
In your post intended to show the importance of correct English, you made mistakes in grammar, spelling, and reading comprehension. Are you trolling? I've made corrections in bold.
Well yes it is incorrect. It's incorrect because it's poor use and undertanding of the language in which you are communicating.
For the unobservant in Queer Boy's post he has sarcastically suggested that the use of the There, They're and Their are all essentially the same in order to demonstrate the importance of getting terminology like B vs. b correct.
At this point, I stopped reading because it was clear you were clueless. However, I noticed further mistakes after this on my second pass.
Their: Is a third person possesive pronoun
The same comment would apply to the use of spoken language.
Before anyone launches into a rebuttal which claims a language should be allowed to evolve and grow I would point out that this is indeed one opinion.
I'm not the original poster, but I am thinking of doing something similar so I have a few questions.
Does Eclipse integrate well with Obj-C? Other posts have claimed that would be a better language to focus on.
As an alternative to Darwin Ports and Fink, have you tried Gentoo for MacOS? (Not to be confused with Gentoo Linux for PPC!) I'm currently a Gentoo Linux user, so this would be my default choice. How does it compare?
Wow. Amazing how Open/Free software can work together to the point of one project recommending that we should use their competitors' project in some instances.:)
Can you imagine a commercial software vendor releasing something like that?
I'm sure everyone in the permanently vegetative community will miss her. Even if you were never a fan of 24/7 coverage of feeding tubes, there's no denying her contributions to Fox News' ratings. Truly a Floridian icon.
You're citing the King James Version, so "threescore" is probably there because it was the popular way to say 60 in England around AD 1600. The numerological meaning would be tied to the original language - Greek?
This is a nifty site with different translations. Here it's claimed that some versions give the number as 616!
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Yes, so true.
And "I don't speak [language]" in English works even better.
a Netflix warehouse in it (somewhere)
:)
I bet if you looked at the return address on your envelopes, you could narrow that down a bit
Dee Ann claims here that they all have, though not all have made public statements.
That's one of the reasons I quit the AMC. I love hiking in New England and they have great hiking trips, trailwork, etc., but I really don't have any interest in their politics - nor those of the many organizations they sold my address to :(
Note to environmental organizations: you can save trees by not sending so much junk mail!
Really? Where?
In your post intended to show the importance of correct English, you made mistakes in grammar, spelling, and reading comprehension. Are you trolling? I've made corrections in bold.
Well yes it is incorrect. It's incorrect because it's poor use and undertanding of the language in which you are communicating.
For the unobservant in Queer Boy's post he has sarcastically suggested that the use of the There, They're and Their are all essentially the same in order to demonstrate the importance of getting terminology like B vs. b correct.
At this point, I stopped reading because it was clear you were clueless. However, I noticed further mistakes after this on my second pass.
Their: Is a third person possesive pronoun
The same comment would apply to the use of spoken language.
Before anyone launches into a rebuttal which claims a language should be allowed to evolve and grow I would point out that this is indeed one opinion.
I love to flog Windows!
verb {T} -gg-
to beat someone very hard with a whip or a stick
(yes, I know you meant the British definition)
He named it after Larry McAvoy, right?
Er. Not timothy, Zonk.
I don't know, I'd say it was more dubiously laudable.
According to google's knowledge, those words have never been used together before. Kudos to timothy!
You should forward this to an astrologist and watch her head explode.
Click that WMSCI link - with such terrible writing of their own, I bet they'd accept anything.
just about everything a network can do to not encourage a following, they did
Not FOX! They'd never do something like that!
...and if it's profitable, that would be a money shot.
I'm not the original poster, but I am thinking of doing something similar so I have a few questions.
Does Eclipse integrate well with Obj-C? Other posts have claimed that would be a better language to focus on.
As an alternative to Darwin Ports and Fink, have you tried Gentoo for MacOS? (Not to be confused with Gentoo Linux for PPC!) I'm currently a Gentoo Linux user, so this would be my default choice. How does it compare?
Thanks!
Considering that UMass is indeed listed, I have to wonder if you're a product of that institution. :)
One word: goatse.
Wow. Amazing how Open/Free software can work together to the point of one project recommending that we should use their competitors' project in some instances. :)
Can you imagine a commercial software vendor releasing something like that?
Helpful links to differentiate:
Classical/World Liberal
U.S. Liberal
One thing is for damn sure. IT AIN'T YO MAMA!
Oh snap.
I'm sure everyone in the permanently vegetative community will miss her. Even if you were never a fan of 24/7 coverage of feeding tubes, there's no denying her contributions to Fox News' ratings. Truly a Floridian icon.
Dibs on being Maurice.
You're citing the King James Version, so "threescore" is probably there because it was the popular way to say 60 in England around AD 1600. The numerological meaning would be tied to the original language - Greek?
:)
This is a nifty site with different translations. Here it's claimed that some versions give the number as 616!
So... good luck
Wow, 4 mistakes on one line. That's really impressive!
I have been reading slashdot since 97. Average score 1, friends 0. Frightening how realistic this whole culture is..
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SirSlud: putting dyslexia in disclaimers since 5002.