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Confessions of a 911 Operator {AOL Jobs}
Jul 7th 2010 4:50PM I wasn't CORRECTING, you judgemental nitwit; I was QUESTIONING a sentence that made no sense...And an important one, i believe; a 911 worker is surprised when a call "seems so real"?
Should I call 911 for some "serious help"?
Confessions of a 911 Operator {AOL Jobs}
Jul 7th 2010 3:13PM Yeah, well, that's why I said it WAS real along with "feeling" real. Considering the context of the sentence, I still think he probably meant "surreal."
Jennifer Aniston's Rachel 'Do is Most Requested Hairstyle {Stylelist}
May 26th 2010 2:57PM katieb: I'm sorry. DO I KNOW YOU? I guess it's just too much to expect that a nobody like myself would have heard of such a talented soul like you.
But speaking of wimpy: can someone think of a bigger bore than someone who attacks a stranger (because just because you watch someone on a TV show doesn't mean you know that person intimately....it's called "acting"....) on a posting board about hair styles?
Yawn. You make me want a nap.
A Rhyming Bible. Can the Rap Version Be Far Behind? {Politics Daily}
Oct 14th 2009 8:36PM I've never been this bluntly mean in a comment, but I'm going to have to make an exception in this case, so strongly am I struck by this "Maggie":
Woman, you are a total and complete moron. If no one has ever said that to your face before, let me assure you that they have WANTED to.
Party A Little Too Hard Last Night? {AOL Hot Searches}
Jun 14th 2009 2:56PM LOL!!!! on #13!!!! good one!
Looking for love? Try the airport {Gadling}
Dec 1st 2007 1:15AM Allison: What a small world. I was that girl on the plane. I remember you so vividly. I can't believe it's been a whole year. When you drove off with your sister, I was distraught. What you saw was my frozen smile, but inside I was dying. The guy you saw me with--well, what can I say? He started driving me nuts and I had to off him. I'm serving time in the state penitentiary at present, but all I think of is you. I can't believe I found you! I'm down for possible paroll in 2052. Do you think we could meet in Nashville when I'm released?
Looking for love? Try the airport {Gadling}
Dec 1st 2007 1:10AM Allison: What a small world. I was that girl on the plane. I remember you so vividly. I can't believe it's been a whole year. When you drove off with your sister, I was distraught. What you saw was my frozen smile, but inside I was dying. The guy you saw me with--well, what can I say? He started driving me nuts and I had to off him. I'm serving time in the state penitentiary at present, but all I think of is you. I can't believe I found you! I'm down for possible paroll in 2052. Do you think we could meet in Nashville when I'm released?
Readers' 20 Worst Lyrics Ever: No. 5 {Spinner}
Apr 30th 2007 9:54PM Pat:
You sure know some big ole words. It sure would be nice, though, if you knew also what they MEANT so that you could use them RIGHT in a sentence. Oh lerrrd, I never seen such a mess.
The Pink Palace, Estate of the Day {Luxist}
Aug 13th 2006 10:32AM Mr. David Albers of Post #3:
No, what truly boggles the mind is your comment upbraiding Ms. Arnes for her word choice when your posting is rife with errors. Being the perfectionist you are, I'm sure you won't mind a bit my pointing out your stumbles? Comma goes inside parentheses when quoting; you divide two sentences with a comma("America, where")--a very very serious error indicating your ignorance of your native--I assume?--language's usage rules. What else? Ah, yes, capitalize first words in sentences and proper nouns. Use question marks at the end of questions. When speaking of language and its proper use, learn to spell the word "language."
Most importantly, if there IS anything more important that Grammar and Mechanics, try to realize that a person's imperfections are not necessarily integral to his or her financial status.
Thank you.
Dear Ms. Jennifer Arnes, what a wonderful way to let us all know you live in or around the exclusive Port Royal. Oh, by the way, houses do not look "georgeous in person". Your blog is a testament to America, where else in the world can a person who does not understand the basic mechanics of the english langauge be able to live in the lap of luxury. Boggles one's mind it does!
