If You Could Have any Non de Plume...
Nov 25th, 2008, 03:51 PM
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If You Could Have any Non de Plume...
What would it be?
Hopefully we can get some good responses, then save the thread for future reference. Then we'll have an idea which multiple personality forum user is today.
I'll go first
Obnoxious - house
Well traveled - phil_from_nz
Rich but dumb - edinamonsoon
Opinionated - captainmainwaring
Sexy - rocco
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Hopefully we can get some good responses, then save the thread for future reference. Then we'll have an idea which multiple personality forum user is today.
I'll go first
Obnoxious - house
Well traveled - phil_from_nz
Rich but dumb - edinamonsoon
Opinionated - captainmainwaring
Sexy - rocco
Disclaimer - if you were in anyway offended by this post, please pm me, when the technology catches up.
Nov 25th, 2008, 04:41 PM
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NapaMatt,
I must be out of it. Other than Rocco, I don't know any of these people.
With all the aliases on that other thread, I felt like I was at the Masquerade Ball.
Whatever you call yourself, I am just pleading for some capital letters and punctuation.
I must be out of it. Other than Rocco, I don't know any of these people.
With all the aliases on that other thread, I felt like I was at the Masquerade Ball.
Whatever you call yourself, I am just pleading for some capital letters and punctuation.
Nov 25th, 2008, 05:30 PM
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"Whatever you call yourself, I am just pleading for some capital letters and punctuation."
Second that. I've decided that I will not reply to any post that does not try to use proper business English. A few misspelld words are foregivable. But to just run words out without regard to punctuation or capitalization to me means a lazy writer who doesn't respect their audience.
regards - tom
Second that. I've decided that I will not reply to any post that does not try to use proper business English. A few misspelld words are foregivable. But to just run words out without regard to punctuation or capitalization to me means a lazy writer who doesn't respect their audience.
regards - tom
Nov 25th, 2008, 06:04 PM
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For anybody who is writing in English as their second language, I am always appreciative of the extra effort that takes and I'd never be critical of the result. I don't care about perfect grammar or anything.
Smelly_Young_Pole_Cat - Smelly Old Pole Cat's younger woman
Lima-From Peru or Someone fond of legumes
GoatsdoRoam-Wine Connoisseur or Shepherd
Apaddlynn-Canoes the Zambezi
Apedalynn-Bikes through Mashatu
Adrenalynn-bungee jumper
Fauxdors-one of our many imposters
Smelly_Young_Pole_Cat - Smelly Old Pole Cat's younger woman
Lima-From Peru or Someone fond of legumes
GoatsdoRoam-Wine Connoisseur or Shepherd
Apaddlynn-Canoes the Zambezi
Apedalynn-Bikes through Mashatu
Adrenalynn-bungee jumper
Fauxdors-one of our many imposters
Nov 25th, 2008, 06:23 PM
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I agree, English as a second language is gotta be difficult. And I'm very tolerant of grammar and word meanings. But simple punctuation and capitalization is common among most (all?) modern written languages. And anyone who ignores those doesn't care about their readers.
"A few misspelld words are foregivable." Ooops, should be "A few mispelled words are forgiveable ." ???
regards - tom (the worlds worst speller)
"A few misspelld words are foregivable." Ooops, should be "A few mispelled words are forgiveable ." ???
regards - tom (the worlds worst speller)
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