"Hey there! I just joined this group and wanted to let everyone know - looking forward to learnin new things!"
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Hellp People
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Soldierstep wrote in news:c36c071b-e9d1-45bc-8d68- snipped-for-privacy@l34g2000vba.googlegroups.com:
Hi there, and welcome.
Your first lesson: The word "learning" ends with a "g". ;^)
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Not if you're from the south.
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Not to mention the fact that *Help* only has one "l" in it.
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But "Hello" has two.....
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"Stewart" wrote in news:hbm0lj$3hb$ snipped-for-privacy@news.eternal- september.org:
I think we may be discouraging the OP from coming back here for Hellp.
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The lesson is -- read what you have typed before you send it. I have been guilty of this sin myself.
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"tww1491" wrote in news:aDMDm.79$ snipped-for-privacy@newsfe05.iad:
Yeah...
Hey, Soldierstep, come on back; we were just kidding.
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So what? The original poster has been proven to be illiterate or at the very least incapable of operating a spell checker.
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Those that disdain spell checkers are still people....I suspect that you are not one with the universe this week.
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Those that can't spell correctly should use a dictionary ... if they know how to properly use one.
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Tolerance is the key to serenity...IOW, don't sweat the little stuff.
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Those who don't know grammar and syntax should use the grammar checker, Brian. One should not split infinitives, ie; "if the know how to properly use one" should read "if they know how to use one properly"...
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