[Groop]Josh, Do Something!!!
Pengyfelix@aol.com
Pengyfelix@aol.com
Sun, 26 Jan 2003 18:21:53 EST
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In a message dated 1/26/2003 3:49:52 PM Central Standard Time,
Groopunk@aol.com writes:
> Also, you left off the period at the end of your sentence
Good point; however in this context, I would use an exclamation point to
emphasize the intended emotion. Also, if the writer is addressing us, in
this sentence construction the phrase should be preceded by a colon, not a
comma, as follows:
"Listen, you sorry, lame f***: lick my a$$!"
In addition, unless he or she is referring to our capacity for self mobility,
there are much better words than "lame" in the English language, and I would
like to challenge thechoice of the word "sorry." I express no regret about
being a fan of Groo. I believe the intended word is "pathetic." If he or
she is using the words "sorry" and "lame" in their colloquial senses, using
both is redundant. Putting a little bit of thought into word choice would
save us all a little time reading these posts.
Honestly, please put some thought into posts. Inane posts are reserved for
on-topic posts. Also, we have all agreed that off-topic posts should be
indicated as such in the subject line, have we not?
Janet
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Good point; however in this context, I would use an exclamation point to emphasize the intended emotion. Also, if the writer is addressing us, in this sentence construction the phrase should be preceded by a colon, not a comma, as follows:<BR>
"Listen, you sorry, lame f***: lick my a$$!"<BR>
<BR>
In addition, unless he or she is referring to our capacity for self mobility, there are much better words than "lame" in the English language, and I would like to challenge thechoice of the word "sorry." I express no regret about being a fan of Groo. I believe the intended word is "pathetic." If he or she is using the words "sorry" and "lame" in their colloquial senses, using both is redundant. Putting a little bit of thought into word choice would save us all a little time reading these posts.<BR>
<BR>
Honestly, please put some thought into posts. Inane posts are reserved for on-topic posts. Also, we have all agreed that off-topic posts should be indicated as such in the subject line, have we not?<BR>
<BR>
Janet</FONT></HTML>
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