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01-26-2018, 09:24 AM
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01-26-2018, 09:31 AM
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Well then that's understandable! lol The one I find kind of fun is the occasional British auto part terminology being criticized once in awhile. Maybe there should be a translation page for those who can't figure it out.
01-26-2018, 10:57 AM
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Usually things are pretty easy to decipher when someone misspells a word or uses incorrect grammar. There was a recent post where a guy kept saying "swamped" instead of "swapped" and for a brief moment I wondered if he was messing with me/us and literally meant tossing an engine in a swamp.
01-26-2018, 11:06 AM
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I am joking, of course.
Usually things are pretty easy to decipher when someone misspells a word or uses incorrect grammar. There was a recent post where a guy kept saying "swamped" instead of "swapped" and for a brief moment I wondered if he was messing with me/us and literally meant tossing an engine in a swamp.
Usually things are pretty easy to decipher when someone misspells a word or uses incorrect grammar. There was a recent post where a guy kept saying "swamped" instead of "swapped" and for a brief moment I wondered if he was messing with me/us and literally meant tossing an engine in a swamp.
But see... the example you just gave was probably due to spell check on a smart phone auto filling "swamped" for "swapped". They have an algorithm memory and "user convenience" built in that tends to be politically oriented at times. And "Swamp" is a very well used word right now. Lol
01-26-2018, 12:22 PM
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I prefer corn oil because it doesn't tend to smoke as much at a higher temperature. But for flavor you can't beat sesame oil. not even with peanut or other nut oils.
01-26-2018, 01:35 PM
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I am joking, of course.
Usually things are pretty easy to decipher when someone misspells a word or uses incorrect grammar. There was a recent post where a guy kept saying "swamped" instead of "swapped" and for a brief moment I wondered if he was messing with me/us and literally meant tossing an engine in a swamp.
Usually things are pretty easy to decipher when someone misspells a word or uses incorrect grammar. There was a recent post where a guy kept saying "swamped" instead of "swapped" and for a brief moment I wondered if he was messing with me/us and literally meant tossing an engine in a swamp.
And we all have to remember as mentioned in an above post... many will use their smart phones to post...and that is super easy to miss a letter or a comma on.
01-26-2018, 01:39 PM
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I'm personally a grammatical nerd... always have been... but when posting on a forum... sometimes an extra "n" or "u" etc. or punctuation doesn't happen as expected... no BFD in my book.
And we all have to remember as mentioned in an above post... many will use their smart phones to post...and that is super easy to miss a letter or a comma on.
And we all have to remember as mentioned in an above post... many will use their smart phones to post...and that is super easy to miss a letter or a comma on.
01-26-2018, 01:42 PM
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I think you may have missed the point entirely man... Why does it have to be from one full extreme to the other? Does it really have to be all on or all off? Isn't there a neutral "Coast" position in your selector?
I don't think it's the topic in this as much as it is your insistence and hammering of something that is not really that big of a deal.
I am going to say something in your favor and defense though, You are getting a LOT better about not being as offensive and derogatory as you used to be.
I don't think it's the topic in this as much as it is your insistence and hammering of something that is not really that big of a deal.
I am going to say something in your favor and defense though, You are getting a LOT better about not being as offensive and derogatory as you used to be.
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