Their At It Again...

[mAlice]

I did the same thing the other day. I have no idea why, because my spelling is usually impeccable. Must have been listening to the TV and trying to compose the post at the same time or not enough coffee at the time, I don't know. That's my story and I'm stickin' to it.

People like to point out insignificant stuff like this because they feel so insignificant themselves. Anyone who is familiar with my posts knows that I know the difference between "their, they're and there". They're just being petty.

 

[vraiblonde]

People like to point out insignificant stuff like this because they feel so insignificant themselves.

Or because they have nothing intelligent to say and want to feel smarter than you.

The only time I care is when someone posts about how educated they are and so much more intelligent than everyone else in the world, and do so with a post that is practically illiterate.

In Hank's case, he just likes to pick on people for the laugh.

 

[mAlice]

a post that is practically illiterate.

In Hank's case, he just likes to pick on people for the laugh.

Those are my favorites.

Hank?

 

[Hank]

People like to point out insignificant stuff like this because they feel so insignificant themselves. Anyone who is familiar with my posts knows that I know the difference between "their, they're and there". They're just being petty.

Good Lord. Relax. Talk about petty!

 

[vraiblonde]

Good Lord. Relax. Talk about petty!

pretty*

 

[Gilligan]

They're

Theirs a good boy. Did you show you're badge?

 

[GWguy]

People like to point out insignificant stuff like this because they feel so insignificant themselves. Anyone who is familiar with my posts knows that I know the difference between "their, they're and there". They're just being petty.

I was just funnin' with ya....

pretty*

We're not talking about Rose right now.....

 

[GURPS]

Now they're going to start with the RFID chip every time a kid goes missing...even though, like you say, they don't work the way the're being advertised.

I said that 15 yrs ago, when I 1st heard about micro-chipping cats and dogs
it was only a matter of time before people were required to 'chip' their children at birth - because something horrible happened
the mark of the beast will be a microchip

 

[mAlice]

I was just funnin' with ya....

I wasn't talking about your post.

 

[mAlice]

I said that 15 yrs ago, when I 1st heard about micro-chipping cats and dogs
it was only a matter of time before people were required to 'chip' their children at birth - because something horrible happened
the mark of the beast will be a microchip

are you being serious about the mark of the beast? Because I'm not convinced the chip is going to be the mark. Not that I think it's in any way appropriate or constitutional, and I'd never. But, I don't think it's the mark.

 

[GURPS]

are you being serious about the mark of the beast? Because I'm not convinced the chip is going to be the mark. Not that I think it's in any way appropriate or constitutional, and I'd never. But, I don't think it's the mark.

it has potential, but no IIRC, the Mark is supposed to me something 'public' like a bar-code tattoo


I am sure when 'chipping' becomes mandatory that will be the objection from Evangelicals

 

[mAlice]

it has potential, but no IIRC, the Mark is supposed to me something 'public' like a bar-code tattoo


I am sure when 'chipping' becomes mandatory that will be the objection from Evangelicals

I think this might be the mark...