DixieTexian
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Sorry, I was self medicating from a pulled muscle in my ribs. I don't even remember posting that. I will edit it.
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I had not intent to cast asparigus on your post. It is highly complementary given the limitations of the work in question. ( which I tried my best to croak in the nest}
In regard to language. I kind of like German particularly in the light of something I heard recently,
A german american farmer near fredricksburg texas came ouf of his house and saw a guy scooping water one handed out of his cow tank. In a helpful sense, he announced,
" Trinken sie vasser niche! Das koben haben dahn gessheisen!" *
The water drinker responded, " Uh. Ahm down heah from Noo Yahk. You'll have to speak English to me!"
" Oh, I said, use both hands, you'll get more."
* Dont drink the water. the cows just defecated in it."
In regard to language. I kind of like German particularly in the light of something I heard recently,
A german american farmer near fredricksburg texas came ouf of his house and saw a guy scooping water one handed out of his cow tank. In a helpful sense, he announced,
" Trinken sie vasser niche! Das koben haben dahn gessheisen!" *
The water drinker responded, " Uh. Ahm down heah from Noo Yahk. You'll have to speak English to me!"
" Oh, I said, use both hands, you'll get more."
* Dont drink the water. the cows just defecated in it."
scrat
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hahahah i got the book a few days ago. I just got back in town a few hours ago going to be looking it over tonight
Fleetwood_Captain
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Proof Reading can be a long and tedious process.
Myself, I was heavily involved in a professional proof reading project. I was in a team of three people that proof-read about 1,400 pages of student SAT study guides that had been converted into HTML. There were multiple revisions and when all was said and done, I must have proof-read over a thousand pages.
Needless to say, I'm still lining my birdcages with the leftover printouts
Myself, I was heavily involved in a professional proof reading project. I was in a team of three people that proof-read about 1,400 pages of student SAT study guides that had been converted into HTML. There were multiple revisions and when all was said and done, I must have proof-read over a thousand pages.
Needless to say, I'm still lining my birdcages with the leftover printouts
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