That be following! Accomodation of scheduling.
Neeeevermind.
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WRQ, can you please break up your sentences?! Your sentences kind of... collapse on themselves. I'm sorry.
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You like run-on sentences huh? :P Updated On: 2/17/06 at 01:49 AM
Whatever, I have no clue if I'll even be in DC that weekend, and I certainly don't think there's any wrong with going to visit friends in one college and seeing Adam for that one time.
Hi em!
I think reading bww makes it easy to loose perspective about seeing shows and seeing people. I know that was/is true for me.
Yeah, sorry. I'm gonna grab a post-it and put it on my labtop to remind myself to put in more periods and separate more thoughts. I sometimes fall into the trap of typing the same way I talk. When I talk in certain contexts, I tend to run-on. I even talk as I type. I promise to work on that.
*Goes in kitchen to get post-it*
Alix, is that Colin Hanlon?
I said nevermiiiiind. You're looking right past what I'm saying, so forget it.
Yes it is! He's wonderful.
WRQ, how on earth do you write papers if you can't help but write like you talk? Punctuation isn't verbal, but it's still implied regardless.
Capital I am so tired period.
"Capital I am so tired period."
lol, Capital Me too period. (?) Never mind. It doesn't really work with a word with more than one letter. That was bad.
ETA: Oh no! I killed the thread. Well, I should be going to bed.
Skittles, there's something different about school papers. Maybe there's shouldn't be a difference, and that could be part of my problem. I don't feel as though my voice would come across in the similar manner, but perhaps there is a happy medium. I can look out for run-on sentences and fragments without having to spend 20 minutes trying to figure out the exact word I want to use in a sentence
And well, I'm sorry. I think I got too defensive. Thanks for explaining Alix, I understand better now, and Em I think I understand your reaction. I'd like to say it involves that I see things differently in my mind, but I can't deny that I very well can be rationalizing. I did learn a bit tonight, so I'm grateful for that. Once again, I'm sorry, and that's all I'll say about it anymore.
(I made effort to split up my sentences better; hope it made a bit of difference)
What the hell is going on in here!
I leave this place a nice, happy, obsessesion-fested little zone, and it has since turned into a war zone.
Now, to continue with my random posting of a song title - y'all are causing a RINGING IN MY EAR.
And skittles, hop in my mouth, I'm hungry for something fruity!
BSo, you're awesome. .
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Not to be neurotically obsessed with detail as I so oft am, but I think there should be a semi-colon: And skittles, hop in my mouth; I'm hungry for something fruity!
At least someone is obsessed with the details of their posts. You're going to have to wait until tomorrow, though, Skittles went to bed.
You know, just to try it, I got SKITTLES gum. ['Skittles gum' being in the accusative; not 'skittles' (dative) 'gum' (accusative)].
Anyway, they call it Bubble Gum. But that's a bigger lie than harpooning whales is unhealthy for whales (don't get me started).
I mean, you need at least three skittles = a chewable piece of gum (not bubble gum, mind you. Just gum!)
Anywhoo, I did the calculations that there are 30 skittles per pack (at least that's what they advertise on the box. If I come up short at the end, I will flip out). Three per a chewable piece - so that's 10 pieces of gum. Normal pacs come with, what, 5 sticks?
Plus, you can mix up the flavor combinations!
But I don't remember how much it costs for a "box" of 30 pieces.
Anyway, I really like it. I have the black box, the wild fruit something...I dunno.
I just grabbed it. The lady making my sandwhich there, in the deli, was getting me involved with an inner store confrontation.
Apparently, the Indian wrote mustared on the mustard bottle. And the hispanic woman making the sandwhich made fun of her. "Maybe that's how you spell it in India, but that's not how we spell it in America." The irony is, neither of them spoke English well.
It was like the producers of Brooklyn telling the producers of The Woman in White what they (the WiW producers) did wrong, with Cameron Mackintosh presiding.
Or Carter telling Bush how to be president, while in the presence of Regan.
You get it. Kettle/Pot, Pot/Kettle.
Heehee, I love you. We don't have Skittles gum in Canada. My mom somehow managed to get a case of it one day (with all the smaller packages in it). I found it hard to chew, because it loses flavour quickly. I also found that I kept wanting to put more in my mouth, because that's how you normally eat Skittles. It was very confusing.
Okay, my attempt to return this thread to a nice, happy, obsession-fested little zone. Isn't this adorable?
What is it?
What's wrong with a conversation about Skittles?
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Skittles are good.
I love my sour skittles!
I wish I had some, other than the gum. Which taunts me day after day!
Like, "You can't swallow us! But we make it hard to chew!"
It's like communism in a box!
BSo, is the picture not coming up?
Nothing wrong w/ Skittles...I always preferred M&Ms. For my High School's production of West Side Story, the Jets and Sharks had very specific colors. When they took the cast picture, everyone was so colorful and different. From the pit we said wow guys, taste the rainbow.
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