Today your Republican Senators sent this message:
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150 years ago today, the first Republican President, Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. America is forever indebted. pic.twitter.com/vhIE1k20e7
— Senate Republicans (@Senate_GOPs) April 15, 2015
Just sayin'
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Actually, the grammar is okay. The unintended meaning, if one takes the message literally, is one really big goof! For any who might be too dense to "get it," the message is saying that America is forever indebted for the assassination of Lincoln. Probably the only segments of American that are ideologically indebted to John Wilkes Booth are the neo-N a z i s, the KKK, and the neo-Confederate
historical revisionists.
It's a frickin' tweet. I'm sure I could have a field day with googling some dim tweets.
It's a frickin' tweet. I'm sure I could have a field day with googling some dim tweets.
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See if you can find one that purports to represent all the Democrats in one house of Congress and then goofs as absurdly as the Thank-you-John Wilkes Booth number the GOP senators put up.
It's a frickin' tweet. I'm sure I could have a field day with googling some dim tweets.
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See if you can find one that purports to represent all the Democrats in one house of Congress and then goofs as absurdly as the Thank-you-John Wilkes Booth number the GOP senators put up.
Challenge accepted:
It's a frickin' tweet. I'm sure I could have a field day with googling some dim tweets.
Not a tweet but-
It's a frickin' tweet. I'm sure I could have a field day with googling some dim tweets.
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See if you can find one that purports to represent all the Democrats in one house of Congress and then goofs as absurdly as the Thank-you-John Wilkes Booth number the GOP senators put up.
Challenge accepted:
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Not nearly as absurd as the GOP post lauding the DEATH of Lincoln!
One would expect better tweets from twits.
It's a frickin' tweet. I'm sure I could have a field day with googling some dim tweets.
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See if you can find one that purports to represent all the Democrats in one house of Congress and then goofs as absurdly as the Thank-you-John Wilkes Booth number the GOP senators put up.
Challenge accepted:
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Not nearly as absurd as the GOP post lauding the DEATH of Lincoln!
Not recognizing the American Flag, past or present, is not absurd to you?
Wondering what a 'grammer policeman' would have to do with it. What if, truth be known, the dems altered it before sending if around? Who'd be surprised?
Grammer Police:
To Correct and Serve
Wondering what a 'grammer policeman' would have to do with it. What if, truth be known, the dems altered it before sending if around? Who'd be surprised?
Grammer Police:
To Correct and Serve
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Hey, dipstick, the silly GOP tweet is available online from the Republican Senators' own twitter account. Ain't nobody altered nothin!
Wondering what a 'grammer policeman' would have to do with it. What if, truth be known, the dems altered it before sending if around? Who'd be surprised?
Grammer Police:
To Correct and Serve
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Hey, dipstick, the silly GOP tweet is available online from the Republican Senators' own twitter account. Ain't nobody altered nothin!
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Are you implying it is Obama's fault the Republicans elected to our Senate are unable to articulate a phrase that says what they intend ? Why not try the old mantra of people accepting responsibility ?,
Wondering what a 'grammer policeman' would have to do with it. What if, truth be known, the dems altered it before sending if around? Who'd be surprised?
Grammer Police:
To Correct and Serve
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Hey, dipstick, the silly GOP tweet is available online from the Republican Senators' own twitter account. Ain't nobody altered nothin!
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Are you implying it is Obama's fault the Republicans elected to our Senate are unable to articulate a phrase that says what they intend ? Why not try the old mantra of people accepting responsibility ?,
Like Benghazi, right?
After, the war, Winston Churchill, master of the English language submitted a manuscript of a proposed book to a published. After editing, a young proof reader suggested not ending one sentence with a preposition. Sir Winston replied, "This is an impertinence with which I will not up put."
After, the war, Winston Churchill, master of the English language submitted a manuscript of a proposed book to a published. After editing, a young proof reader suggested not ending one sentence with a preposition. Sir Winston replied, "This is an impertinence with which I will not up put."
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You, like many similarly careless others, have mis-quorted Sir Winston. Here is the authoritative information concerning what he actually said and how various careless incompetents have misquoted the great man:
After, the war, Winston Churchill, master of the English language submitted a manuscript of a proposed book to a published. After editing, a young proof reader suggested not ending one sentence with a preposition. Sir Winston replied, "This is an impertinence with which I will not up put."
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You, like many similarly careless others, have mis-quorted Sir Winston. Here is the authoritative information concerning what he actually said and how various careless incompetents have misquoted the great man:
So, the actual quote was "This is the sort of bloody nonsense up with which I will not put.” An even better indictment of those demanding grammar correctness at all cost.,
After, the war, Winston Churchill, master of the English language submitted a manuscript of a proposed book to a published. After editing, a young proof reader suggested not ending one sentence with a preposition. Sir Winston replied, "This is an impertinence with which I will not up put."
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You, like many similarly careless others, have mis-quorted Sir Winston. Here is the authoritative information concerning what he actually said and how various careless incompetents have misquoted the great man:
So, the actual quote was "This is the sort of bloody nonsense up with which I will not put.” An even better indictment of those demanding grammar correctness at all cost.,
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In other words, you stand corrected.
After, the war, Winston Churchill, master of the English language submitted a manuscript of a proposed book to a published. After editing, a young proof reader suggested not ending one sentence with a preposition. Sir Winston replied, "This is an impertinence with which I will not up put."
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You, like many similarly careless others, have mis-quorted Sir Winston. Here is the authoritative information concerning what he actually said and how various careless incompetents have misquoted the great man:
So, the actual quote was "This is the sort of bloody nonsense up with which I will not put.” An even better indictment of those demanding grammar correctness at all cost.,
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In other words, you stand corrected.
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No, I sit corrected with a nice Bordeaux.
After, the war, Winston Churchill, master of the English language submitted a manuscript of a proposed book to a published. After editing, a young proof reader suggested not ending one sentence with a preposition. Sir Winston replied, "This is an impertinence with which I will not up put."
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You, like many similarly careless others, have mis-quorted Sir Winston. Here is the authoritative information concerning what he actually said and how various careless incompetents have misquoted the great man:
So, the actual quote was "This is the sort of bloody nonsense up with which I will not put.” An even better indictment of those demanding grammar correctness at all cost.,
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In other words, you stand corrected.
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No, I sit corrected with a nice Bordeaux.
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LOL! Enjoy!!
For contendah since he struggles and seems not to understand posts.
What if?-Hypothetical question
Who would be surprised-well, given the fact the dems have no problem twisting words, altering tapes, re-writing history among other things, who would be surprised to find out it was altered and sent around.
Still see no reason for a 'grammer policeman'.
For contendah since he struggles and seems not to understand posts.
What if?-Hypothetical question
Who would be surprised-well, given the fact the dems have no problem twisting words, altering tapes, re-writing history among other things, who would be surprised to find out it was altered and sent around.
Still see no reason for a 'grammer policeman'.
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I, Contendah, have not argued for any "grammer [or grammar] policeman" My point, if you missed it, is that the way that GOP Senatorial tweet was written is absolutely ludicrous. When elite members of a party that bills itself as the "party of Lincoln" post a tweet that, taken as written, exults in the assassination of that same great President, any grammar problems take a back seat to blue-ribbon clumsiness and fumbling in the realm of communication.
Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery.
Winston Churchill
Today your Republican Senators sent this message:
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150 years ago today, the first Republican President, Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. America is forever indebted. pic.twitter.com/vhIE1k20e7
— Senate Republicans (@Senate_GOPs) April 15, 2015
Just sayin'
That certainly is a strange statue.
