Alot to do about nothing (sic)
Fans discuss details from the episode, including debate about a character's laugh reference and various quotes, with some playful meta-commentary about posting timing.
sorry I have to be an ass here, but wasn't it Woody Wood Pecker's laugh?
funny how I can reply before you sent your original message...
I THINK YOU'RE BEING CAPRICIOUS AND ARBITRARY!!
Yes it was Woody Woodpecker!! I knew that of course, but I personally liked watching Road Runner so much as a kid, I get them so confused.
*Next stop pottersville, next stop pottersville!"
You're all going to have to lecture me on the correct usage of 'your/you're/yore', because I'm inclined to agree you're all far superior typists than me =)
On a side note, I have to type quickly because I only access this ng at work, and I am supposed to be busy. Do you think if Seinfeld was around today, Kramer could loose his job spending too much time online, and then suing the website owners for causing his expulsion?
Naaaah, he would have to get a job first....
DD: Hi Tim, nice party!
TW: Hey Double Dipper! Could you do me a favour?
DD: Yeah sure!
TW: Could you make random Gramatical/Typographical/Lingual erros (sic) to this newsgroup to keep them all entertained before the DVD'S come out?
DD: OK! I could do the music as well if you like.. ?
TW: No just the typing! *smile* *double air punch*
=) *Sigh* I could have got jiggy with it as well.
Also I am disappointed that noone picked me up on the quote ('Much ADO about nothing', ergo, 'ALOT ADO..') I workshopped that version, and ... snoozers.
(but I thought someone would complain!! shame on your guys!!)
On 16 Aug 2002 01:53:04 -0700,
Ah, Chris, are you Christian from Qu�bec? I thought you were a different "Chris" person, from the UK because of the "planet3d.co.uk" news service you are using. but you are from Qu�bec? Is that correct?
In any case I respect people for whom English is not their first language and don't usually post "a lot" of corrections for them.
However I will give you the your/you're/yore lesson you requested.
YOUR - possessive. of "you" Is that your new signature?
YOU'RE - contraction of - "You are". You're invited to our newsgroup.
YORE - literary - past time In days of yore maidens were saved by brave knights.
Now you give ME the vers, vert, verre lesson. :-)
Chris:
Shouldn't TW (=Tim Watley) be JM (=Joe Mayo)?
Peter Fjelsten:
Doh! It's in another thread, sorry.
So, let me guess, because of society?
Yes, George, because of society.
Erwin
"Chris" wrote in message news:[email]...
Woody Woodpecker.
^^^^^^ "Art is often hailed as the grandest expression of human spirit, but we know now ... that the grandest expression of human spirit is whatever it takes for a man or woman to rush back into a burning building to save more people."
On 15 Aug 2002 07:36:54 -0700, [email] (Chris) wrote:
. . .
Of course I forgive you and never, did I wish to slur your name. I
know "alot" can be a typo and not ignorance of the language....but
your "your", that has to be discussed. I will leave that to someone
else. .... :-) :-) :-) [All in good fun I hope]
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Mike,
"Get out of the car!! You are ruining this whole experience for me!!"
=)
DD
Mike,
Non! Pardon! Enculeur! avec vouz en pomme, si vouz plais?? That is all the French I can speak. I know alot of French actually, French meaning the people, not the language.
I am however a Christian by nature, not by name.
No, I am so sorry, the correct answer is MOOPS. I am from Wales as a matter of fact! I am living in Germany right now, and have been for a year, because I work here with my girlfriend. She is not from England or Wales, she is from Greece, but also works Germany. She did however aquire two degrees in England.
Is my writing so bad that you'd think I am a foreign english speaker!? I know I make alot (tee hee) of mistakes, but please, ladies and gentlemen, I implore you!
Actually, the 'request' was a passive attempt to show my knowledge of the true meaning of Your/You're and Yore =) but I will humour this! =)
Not that I am from Qu�bec, or speak much (any) French =)
vert green
vers toward, or verse (of a poem)
verre glassAlso:
ver worm
vair squirrel fur"It's a rat-hat?" "Yes and a poorly made one, even by rat-hat standards"
Thanks Mike!
el Diablo Double Dipper
On 16 Aug 2002 04:43:40 -0700, [email] (Chris) wrote:
Okay. now I know, we have two "Chris's".
Thank you for the "vers" lesson.
Mike