You must be one of the fortunate ones who has not lost a loved one to this virus. I have not been so fortunate. I hope you luck lasts as long as your arrogance...
RISKY BEHAVIOR FOR COVID-19
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Don't let him get to you, he's the resident know-it-all.
Jurgo
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If I may....
Looking back, through many, although per,haps, not all, shows however much of, a, know-it-all, he is, he does not know how to, use, a comma.
Don't let him get to you, he's the resident know-it-all.
Looking back, through many, although per,haps, not all, shows however much of, a, know-it-all, he is, he does not know how to, use, a comma.
Just,like,another,poster.
Thank you.Don't let him get to you, he's the resident know-it-all.
Welcome.Thank you.
Bonehead
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Adios you pompous dick !
Why? For pointing out the truth?
Bonehead
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NOT you RR !! Jingo Jakoff....
And LR isn't?
happyazz
Skiing in the clouds
Is the act of wearing a mask and social distancing so vile, that it cannot be tolerated YES AND YES!! Have you ever heard of building your immunities by exposure?
LightRoasted
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Finally some recognition. Thank you Rose.Don't let him get to you, he's the resident know-it-all.
LightRoasted
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You must be our new grammar specialist? Welcome aboard. And as such, you should know, that a, "comma", is used as a pause, and a punctuation mark that separates words, clauses, or ideas within a sentence.
Goldenhawk
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Your medical knowledge is astounding....
...ly incomplete and incorrect.
Tell you what. Why don't you find a COVID-19 patient and build your immunity and tell us how you feel in about three weeks. It'll be a great case study.
LightRoasted
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Back to your, "fortunate ones", statement. I'm fortunate no drunk driver killed any member of my family or friends. (No. I mis-spoke. I did lose someone, many years ago. And how I loved her. To a drunk driver. Writing this made me remember). I'm fortunate that no member of my family, or any friend, died in their sleep. Or died from a heart attack, or a stroke, or a brain aneurysm, or cancer, or pancreatitis, or the myriad of fatal illnesses and diseases. Including this so called "Novel" "COVID-19" coronavirus. If any of the preceding do happen to happen to a family member or friend, I will grieve, as all who lose someone close does. But I will not be on here chiding someone because of their position using my loss to forward a BS agenda.
Fortunate? The newbie comes out boxing. Death is all around. An every minute of every hour of everyday occurrence. Loved ones I've lost plenty over my life thus far. And I'm pretty sure it will not end even after my own death. I empathize with those who have lost a loved one due to this coronavirus. However, my concern is that of my immediate circle of family and friends. I will not tip-toe around an issue because some people die. What I write, about this coronavirus, I believe to be truthful. Not speculation.
Back to your, "fortunate ones", statement. I'm fortunate no drunk driver killed any member of my family or friends. (No. I mis-spoke. I did lose someone, many years ago. And how I loved her. To a drunk driver. Writing this made me remember). I'm fortunate that no member of my family, or any friend, died in their sleep. Or died from a heart attack, or a stroke, or a brain aneurysm, or cancer, or pancreatitis, or the myriad of fatal illnesses and diseases. Including this so called "Novel" "COVID-19" coronavirus. If any of the preceding do happen to happen to a family member or friend, I will grieve, as all who lose someone close does. But I will not be on here chiding someone because of their position using my loss to forward a BS agenda.
Jurgo
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Good day, Bonehead. I do not care for your tone nor for your anti-American "oprima numero dos para Ingles" way of dismissing me. If you are too much of a safe-space-needing, self-centered snowflake to accept someone's light criticism of another user's grammar then I am pleased to be done with you. If you ever wish to speak to me again I will first insist on a public apology.
Good day, indeed.
Jurgo
Active Member
If I may...
No one designated me as any sort of specialist, at least not to my knowledge. Thank you for the reminder on how commas are to be used and what purposes they serve. However, if you take but a small sampling of your many posts over the past several years, you will find that these pauses are often awkwardly and mistakenly placed, giving your speech the tone or cadence of, say, Christopher Walken as well as obscuring their intent or meaning.
I point this out not because perfect grammar matters to me. I do so because I have been given the impression that you like to present yourself as intelligent or witty and these simple errors undercut this ongoing effort.
I would like to think of you as intelligent, too; certainly it would make agreeing with your points a lot more palatable. However, your flawed attempts to sound intelligent read as transparent, desperate and doomed. Perhaps, If I may, thinking a bit more critically, again only if I may, about your bizarre over-reliance on commas and their frequent misplacement -- begging your pardon, again, and only if I may -- could improve matters.
No one designated me as any sort of specialist, at least not to my knowledge. Thank you for the reminder on how commas are to be used and what purposes they serve. However, if you take but a small sampling of your many posts over the past several years, you will find that these pauses are often awkwardly and mistakenly placed, giving your speech the tone or cadence of, say, Christopher Walken as well as obscuring their intent or meaning.
I point this out not because perfect grammar matters to me. I do so because I have been given the impression that you like to present yourself as intelligent or witty and these simple errors undercut this ongoing effort.
I would like to think of you as intelligent, too; certainly it would make agreeing with your points a lot more palatable. However, your flawed attempts to sound intelligent read as transparent, desperate and doomed. Perhaps, If I may, thinking a bit more critically, again only if I may, about your bizarre over-reliance on commas and their frequent misplacement -- begging your pardon, again, and only if I may -- could improve matters.
I lost an ex-wife to Aids ...... and the mother of my 26 yr old died to Parkinson's last yr
you are not the only one to lose family
Jurgo
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I do not think you understand the word "empathize," at least not in this particular context. There are other issues with your poorly phrased, tonally dissonant reply, too (not least of which is the feeble tug on readers' heartstrings by reciting your litany of losses, trials and/or tribulations -- boo hoo, snowflake; get over it and pull yourself up by your bootstraps), but in the interests of forming and preserving a budding alliance between us, perhaps I will privately message you.
I do not think you understand the word "empathize," at least not in this particular context. There are other issues with your poorly phrased, tonally dissonant reply, too (not least of which is the feeble tug on readers' heartstrings by reciting your litany of losses, trials and/or tribulations -- boo hoo, snowflake; get over it and pull yourself up by your bootstraps), but in the interests of forming and preserving a budding alliance between us, perhaps I will privately message you.
Jurgo
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I think you meant "Jingo JACKoff." But don't pay me no never mind, especially given my pomposity and dickishness.