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Originally posted by 92CivicCx@Oct 16 2003, 01:02 PM
most people on the net are not english majors and dont care if they spell shit wrong.
Originally posted by 92CivicCx@Oct 16 2003, 12:02 PM
most people on the net are not english majors and dont care if they spell shit wrong.
Originally posted by 94RedSiGal@Oct 16 2003, 12:31 PM
most are practical and choose to study business, computer sciences, law and medicine.
Originally posted by 92CivicCx@Oct 16 2003, 01:54 PM
Let me reframe that, a large majority of people that take part in Internet forums don’t give a rat’s ass what anyone thinks if they by chance spell something wrong. I am not here to judge people and call them an asshat if they make a typing error or a spelling mistake. I am here though to learn more about Hondas and to have a little fun by reading members corner.
To answer your question I am 25 years old and I have always had bad spelling and poor grammar. I have been working on it and have been improving greatly with in the past years. I am completely happy with my abilities and I don’t every fuckstick to point out my errors.
english major tonyd0821 at your service....
english is one of the essential foundations of law.
guess i was not practical in college when i chose to study english.
i tried takin my degree to the English factory once i graduated, but they weren't hiring....
in my holy opinion, english and philosophy are two EXCELLENT majors to be in if you are planning to study law. philosophy = argumentation and debate (i.e. Stace's arguement about the nature of evil) English = (at least we hope it equals) being able to speak well, comprehend written material, and form effective arguements.
The main reason i majored in English was because it was a cakewalk. I never hardly went to the lectures, i just did the assignments.
If you can bullshit, you should major in English. I could slop out 6 page persuasive paper in a matter of a few short hours at the last minute before it was due and receive an A on it. Can you do that in math or biology? HELL NO.
Originally posted by Frankie P.@Oct 16 2003, 01:32 PM
english major tonyd0821 at your service....
Remember that.
english is one of the essential foundations of law.
guess i was not practical in college when i chose to study english.Â
i tried takin my degree to the English factory once i graduated, but they weren't hiring....
in my holy opinion, english and philosophy are two EXCELLENT majors to be in if you are planning to study law. philosophy = argumentation and debate (i.e. Stace's arguement about the nature of evil) English = (at least we hope it equals) being able to speak well, comprehend written material, and form effective arguements.
The main reason i majored in English was because it was a cakewalk. I never hardly went to the lectures, i just did the assignments.
If you can bullshit, you should major in English. I could slop out 6 page persuasive paper in a matter of a few short hours at the last minute before it was due and receive an A on it. Can you do that in math or biology? HELL NO.
Aren't you always supposed to capitalize the first letter at the beginning of a new sentence? The same rule applies for the I's as well, does it not? I am not sure, I didn't major in English.
Just fuckin' with you Tony.
where do you want it?
the eye?
or the pooper?
Originally posted by 92CivicCx@Oct 16 2003, 02:16 PM
A little fyi I wasn't calling you a fuckstick, that comment was aimed at people who are complete dicks about spelling errors.
I do read all the time, not books though mainly import magazines. I will improve more, all it takes is time and what i do for work i have a lot of it.
Let me reframe that, a large majority of people that take part in Internet forums don’t give a rat’s ass what anyone thinks if they by chance spell something wrong
Originally posted by khrisb@Oct 16 2003, 02:19 PM
Wait, I just woke up. What's spelled wrong? :sleep: