MISS PERSPICACIA TICK, v.2

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Well, if you're so smart and so happy about your stupid grammar knowledge, how about you try to speak something in portuguese...

hun???

My dog has a life.... Everyone have a life.... Except you? damn =(
 
Jotenko said:
Well, if you're so smart and so happy about your stupid grammar
knowledge, how about you try to speak something in portuguese...

hun???

My dog has a life.... Everyone have a life.... Except you? damn =(

Look you pathetic little maggot, just because I have an English major, why
should that mean I am able to speak Portuguese? I have a life. You should
try it sometime...
 
Post a pic of him (in uniform)

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johnf
Look you pathetic little maggot, just because I have an English major,
why should that mean I am able to speak Portuguese? I have a life. You
should try it sometime...
 
anonymous:
Fist thing she should do is realize that not everyone on
these newsgroups speaks English as a first language...
Some of us are just trying our best.

(Several posts larer)

MISS PERSPICACIA TICK:
Thanks Cari - and I'm afraid I'm a life member of the Grammar Gestapo and
the Spelling Squad. I had things drummed into me at school and if we didn't
get it on the 10th time they made us write it out 100 times. I'm afraid that
things like "your welcome" drive me absolutely apoplectic (yes, I'm trying
not to let it affect me, but it's just so ignorant!) My other pet peeves
are: - people who feel the need to use apostrophes with plurals (yes there
are rare occasions when it applies), people who don't know the difference
between 'its' and 'it's', people who don't know the diffence between
'advice/device' and 'advise/devise', ALL CAPPERS, people who don't
punctuate, people who sprinkle punctuation like confetti, people who can't
be arsed to spellcheck, 'i before e, except after c'...OK, I'll shut up now.

Miss Perspicacia Tick said:
Look you pathetic little maggot, just because I have an English major, why
should that mean I am able to speak Portuguese? I have a life. You should
try it sometime...


----and I won'r reply any of your posts again..

bye DogFace
 
Well..

In my point of view you have a fetish about uniform dressed guys..
Here in Portugal, we call guys like you GAYS.

you should have medical supervision..
 
Completely unrelated to my post.
You have either lost the plot or have no sense of humour - or just a Troll?
 
Dear Ms. Perspiration,

Based on your postings, it's highly unlikely that
you "have a life". It also seems obvious that if you
ever "have had an English major", he, or she, must have
been a desperate wretch indeed.

Leontes and Hermione
 
Dear Miss Perspicacia Tick:

Jotenko is not a pathetic little... He may or may not
have an English major but he speaks more languages than
you do, and so do I! You should learn to respect people
that are trying to learn, whether it's a second language
or how to fix their computer. The only thing people
expects from these Newsgroups is help on how to fix their
computer problems not how to spell devices, advice, etc.
If they wish to learn grammar, they can go to school, use
a dictionary, or use spell check. You may view ALL CAPERS
has insulting, other people see what you're doing all
condescending!
 
Miss PT,

My first language is English. I do not know all the intricacies of that
language. I can however, communicate with people who speak the language. I
can also make do with Spanish and Vietnamese.

I remember a time when I used the word passel in a post, you challenged that
word. I mentioned the etymology of the word and the definition of that word.
You responded with the statement, "We don't use ENTOMOLOGY anymore". Excuse
me Miss PT, for an "English major" who thinks they have the right to correct
others, you are full of, you know what!!!

If this message is not punctuated properly, tough Sh*#

JAX
 
Miss-take PT,

Just off hand, can you tell me what a "Sprue bushing" is for? Can you
explain the "Pythagorean theorem"? I'll bet you could learn a whole "passel"
of stuff from us lesser beings if you would get off your "high horse" and
join the rest of us on THIS planet.

JAX
 
The word "major" has more than one meaning. Miss T is using an alternative
less common one meaning "the principal field of study of a student".



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Hope this helps.

Gerry
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FCA

Stourport, Worcs, England
Enquire, plan and execute.
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Please tell the newsgroup how any
suggested solution worked for you.

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If more posted as you do Miss T might show the bizarre and unpleasant side
of her character less often. She does post useful contributions.
Communication skills are important and for those where English is a second
language the problems are obviously greater. Using a spellchecker and a
Dictionary may be tiresome but they will help avoid unfortunate
misunderstandings and hopefully lead to a speedier resolution of the
computer problem.

In no way do I approve of the way Miss T chooses to express what she has to
say.

I applaud your argued response! If others followed your example I suspect
they would not be troubled by Miss T.


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Regards.

Gerry

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FCA

Stourport, Worcs, England
Enquire, plan and execute.
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Gerry Cornell said:
The word "major" has more than one meaning. Miss T is using an alternative
less common one meaning "the principal field of study of a student".

But she is allegedly English, and the term "major" in relation to academic
study is American.
 
JAX said:
Miss-take PT,

Just off hand, can you tell me what a "Sprue bushing" is for? Can you
explain the "Pythagorean theorem"? I'll bet you could learn a whole
"passel" of stuff from us lesser beings if you would get off your
"high horse" and join the rest of us on THIS planet.

JAX

1) Sprue bushing? I believe that has something to do with the injection
moulding of polymers, right? I think, if memory serves, that its function is
to provide a firm seating for the press nozzle, providing a path for the
molten material from the nozzle to the runner system. But, of course, I
could be wrong; it's a while since I did any physics...

2) Pythagoras? The square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the
squares of the other two sides. Thus we have H²=S1²+S2². That good enough
for you or would you like some worked examples? There are two perfect
triangles the 3,4,5 triangle and the 5,12.13 triangle where all three sides
are whole numbers.

3) No thanks. I'll wait for the rest of you to join me on mine... ;o)

Anything else you'd like to know? The carbon cycle? Avogadro's constant? The
Haber process? How about the basics of thermodynamics (not one of my fortes
I'm afraid)? How about stellar spectrumography (but again, it's something
I'm only beginning to understand myself)? My real strength is Greek, Roman
and Egyptian mythology and deities. But I wouldn't expect you to be
interested in anything like that.
 
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