Grammar and Spelling

[Guest cp8036]

TLA...

 

Despite the contextual clues, I was at a loss for the meaning of TLA.

 

When my friends and me...oops....I, were of bar hopping age, we used the phrase "TLA" for Trendy Little Assholes.

 

"Damm, this place is full of TLA's"

[Guest cp8036]

Will,

I think yours was the best posting I have read in some time.

 

And certainly, your grasp of grammar is more good than mine.

[Guest cp8036]

TLA...

 

Despite the contextual clues, I was at a loss for the meaning of TLA.

 

When my friends and me...oops....I, were of bar hopping age, we used the phrase "TLA" for Trendy Little Assholes.

 

"Damm, this place is full of TLA's"

[+ deej]

>When my friends and me...oops....I, were

>of bar hopping age, we

>used the phrase "TLA" for

>Trendy Little Assholes.

>

>"Damm, this place is full of

>TLA's"

 

 

Sadly, that phrase still works. And it works in almost any club. ;-)

[+ deej]

>When my friends and me...oops....I, were

>of bar hopping age, we

>used the phrase "TLA" for

>Trendy Little Assholes.

>

>"Damm, this place is full of

>TLA's"

 

 

Sadly, that phrase still works. And it works in almost any club. ;-)

[Guest cp8036]

DC,

We should all post what we feel. Even if the style is bad, or if the thought differs from others, it adds variety to this place . I like to read your comments, as they are interesting, thoughtful, and at times combative.

 

Someone can attack my points, grammar, or spelling, I take it lightly. I don't have the time to create flowing prose for each post. I do my best to proofread, but I know errors slip through. I devote more time and attention to writing something for professional reasons. Hey, a bell just went off. Since this is your job, and you treat it as a profession, then stands to reason you write in a professional manner. For myself, this isn't a professional, but interesting diversion. But, I respect your points of view and the fine style.

 

Your point #1 had great puncuation, but wasn't the use of "indeed" a tad superfluous? (I had to get the dictionary out). It seems dreadfully recherche.

[Guest cp8036]

DC,

We should all post what we feel. Even if the style is bad, or if the thought differs from others, it adds variety to this place . I like to read your comments, as they are interesting, thoughtful, and at times combative.

 

Someone can attack my points, grammar, or spelling, I take it lightly. I don't have the time to create flowing prose for each post. I do my best to proofread, but I know errors slip through. I devote more time and attention to writing something for professional reasons. Hey, a bell just went off. Since this is your job, and you treat it as a profession, then stands to reason you write in a professional manner. For myself, this isn't a professional, but interesting diversion. But, I respect your points of view and the fine style.

 

Your point #1 had great puncuation, but wasn't the use of "indeed" a tad superfluous? (I had to get the dictionary out). It seems dreadfully recherche.

[+ Charlie]

Sorry, but I usually get paid to evaluate other people's writing, so I don;t intend to spend my time on it here.

[+ Charlie]

Sorry, but I usually get paid to evaluate other people's writing, so I don;t intend to spend my time on it here.

[+ Charlie]

And the semi-colon in don't was a typo.

[+ Charlie]

And the semi-colon in don't was a typo.

[+ nycman]

>As of today, I would prefer

>to not be called a

>client. I am a Klyant

>. Thank You.

 

How about "The John formerly known as Client"?

[+ nycman]

>As of today, I would prefer

>to not be called a

>client. I am a Klyant

>. Thank You.

 

How about "The John formerly known as Client"?

[+ nycman]

> It seems dreadfully recherche.

 

Certainly you meant "recherché".

 

Come on guys, I mean in this thread....who could resist?

[+ nycman]

> It seems dreadfully recherche.

 

Certainly you meant "recherché".

 

Come on guys, I mean in this thread....who could resist?

[+ nycman]

>And the semi-colon in don't was a typo.

 

Whew! I was beginning to worry about your chosen career....smile.

[+ nycman]

>And the semi-colon in don't was a typo.

 

Whew! I was beginning to worry about your chosen career....smile.

[+ nycman]

>the remarkably charm-free e.e. cummings wannabe who calls himself DCescortBoy.

 

It is so nice to see that even the “oh so eloquent Will” can be a bitch like the rest of us.

 

Of course, you’ll notice that he's one hell of an eloquent bitch….unlike the rest of us.

[+ nycman]

>the remarkably charm-free e.e. cummings wannabe who calls himself DCescortBoy.

 

It is so nice to see that even the “oh so eloquent Will” can be a bitch like the rest of us.

 

Of course, you’ll notice that he's one hell of an eloquent bitch….unlike the rest of us.

[Guest WetDream]

BG: Amen and ditto.

[Guest WetDream]

BG: Amen and ditto.

[Guest DCescortBOY]

nice try

[Guest DCescortBOY]

nice try

[Guest DCescortBOY]

so, why is it that in every 3rd posting of yours, you mention the size of your penis?

[Guest DCescortBOY]

so, why is it that in every 3rd posting of yours, you mention the size of your penis?