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a well know russian philosopher whose many predictions have came says this.i believe the south will break away from the union when it has enough of the on going big goverment that keeps taking place.i think most would agree our way of life here is completely diffrent than the north or washington dc.when we get a belly ful of this liberal,hollywood and peverted culture we will want out.maybe i am dreaming but i feel there are others like me.
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Originally posted by john reb:
a well know russian philosopher whose many predictions have came says this.i believe the south will break away from the union when it has enough of the on going big goverment that keeps taking place.i think most would agree our way of life here is completely diffrent than the north or washington dc.when we get a belly ful of this liberal,hollywood and peverted culture we will want out.maybe i am dreaming but i feel there are others like me.

I heard that it was to be Texas to pull away from the Union.
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Maybe we can learn to form plurals in headlines when the split occurs.

Don't get out much do we, old boy?

"C'est que j'ai fait ce soir-là. qu'elle a dit ce soir-là. Réalisant mon espoir, je me lance vers la gloire, OK."
David Byrne with help from Chris Franz and Tina Weymouth.
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i may not be good at spelling or plurals as some of us barely make it past high school then had to work with the sweat of our brows.you must have stayed in school to long as i cannot read your foreign words.
Changing the "y" to "i" and adding "es" when words end in a "y" preceded by a consonant is a spelling skill taught in the third grade. Where were you? Then the rule is reinforced from every grade until high school graduation. Do not pull "class struggle" over a third grade skill! I was not going to point out your error until you pulled "poor little me "on us.
Hold your nose and then do not sound out the final consonants. Then you have a lovely French accent.

They are just song lyrics from the song "Psycho Killer" by David Byrne and the Talking Heads, anyhow. They basically mean: "What I did that night , what she said that night, making my dream come true -- I'm gonna be a star!" (-- by becoming a mass murderer). . . Psycho killer qu'est-ce que c'est (what is it?)? Fal la la fa la la la la, OK.

p.s. Have you ever had to do an emergency reactor compartment entry with the core and vessel not cooled down and the ambient temps over 140F and climb up ladders to the top of the vessel and your ice vest melts? Ever run 4 diesel generators in a steel box and no ventilation during a heat wave on Long Island? Ever sat through 3 hours of drills with no ventilation and done a reactor start up wearing an airmask? If you have not, then I humbly submit that if those are not sweaty brows, then I know not what is, not to mention going to the NYC FD trainer in Queens County once a year in August and getting requalified as a captain in the NYS VFD. Those live burns take about 15 lbs. off you in 5 mins. in the trainer which is a non-ventilated concrete shell of a commercial/apt. building. Now that is sweat! But we still knew how to form plurals in our own rather standardized orthography.

The jive at the spelling was so as to not respond to the odious nature of your original post, lest I be accused of being tired and emotional before dark.
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Originally posted by Neal Hughes:
Hold your nose and then do not sound out the final consonants. Then you have a lovely French accent.

They are just song lyrics from the song "Psycho Killer" by David Byrne and the Talking Heads, anyhow. They basically mean: "What I did that night , what she said that night, making my dream come true -- I'm gonna be a star!" (-- by becoming a mass murderer). . . Psycho killer qu'est-ce que c'est (what is it?)? Fal la la fa la la la la, OK.

p.s. Have you ever had to do an emergency reactor compartment entry with the core and vessel not cooled down and the ambient temps over 140F and climb up ladders to the top of the vessel and your ice vest melts? Ever run 4 diesel generators in a steel box and no ventilation during a heat wave on Long Island? Ever sat through 3 hours of drills with no ventilation and done a reactor start up wearing an airmask? If you have not, then I humbly submit that if those are not sweaty brows, then I know not what is, not to mention going to the NYC FD trainer in Queens County once a year in August and getting requalified as a captain in the NYS VFD. Those live burns take about 15 lbs. off you in 5 mins. in the trainer which is a non-ventilated concrete shell of a commercial/apt. building. Now that is sweat! But we still knew how to form plurals in our own rather standardized orthography.

The jive at the spelling was so as to not respond to the odious nature of your original post, lest I be accused of being tired and emotional before dark.


Those around you may not hold their nose to obtain a lovely french accent but I'll bet they cover their ears in an effort to drown out the overbearing,pompous,egotistical drivel that you spew.You come across as a very insecure individual who must point out errors of others and brag about his own accomplishments in order to feel a sense of self worth.
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Originally posted by earthmomma:
Changing the "y" to "i" and adding "es" when words end in a "y" preceded by a consonant is a spelling skill taught in the third grade. Where were you? Then the rule is reinforced from every grade until high school graduation. Do not pull "class struggle" over a third grade skill! I was not going to point out your error until you pulled "poor little me "on us.


"poor little you" Guess what I'm a nanna puss
too!!!!

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Originally posted by southernsally:
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Originally posted by Neal Hughes:
Hold your nose and then do not sound out the final consonants. Then you have a lovely French accent.

They are just song lyrics from the song "Psycho Killer" by David Byrne and the Talking Heads, anyhow. They basically mean: "What I did that night , what she said that night, making my dream come true -- I'm gonna be a star!" (-- by becoming a mass murderer). . . Psycho killer qu'est-ce que c'est (what is it?)? Fal la la fa la la la la, OK.

p.s. Have you ever had to do an emergency reactor compartment entry with the core and vessel not cooled down and the ambient temps over 140F and climb up ladders to the top of the vessel and your ice vest melts? Ever run 4 diesel generators in a steel box and no ventilation during a heat wave on Long Island? Ever sat through 3 hours of drills with no ventilation and done a reactor start up wearing an airmask? If you have not, then I humbly submit that if those are not sweaty brows, then I know not what is, not to mention going to the NYC FD trainer in Queens County once a year in August and getting requalified as a captain in the NYS VFD. Those live burns take about 15 lbs. off you in 5 mins. in the trainer which is a non-ventilated concrete shell of a commercial/apt. building. Now that is sweat! But we still knew how to form plurals in our own rather standardized orthography.

The jive at the spelling was so as to not respond to the odious nature of your original post, lest I be accused of being tired and emotional before dark.


Those around you may not hold their nose to obtain a lovely french accent but I'll bet they cover their ears in an effort to drown out the overbearing,pompous,egotistical drivel that you spew.You come across as a very insecure individual who must point out errors of others and brag about his own accomplishments in order to feel a sense of self worth.


Thank you SS.
Oh, by the way, I am entirely secure in my heritage, my history, and my self. I am but one generation removed from being barefoot behind the mule and hauling my cotton sack.

But poverty is scant excuse for trying to recreate the Confederacy anew nor is it an acceptable reason to wallow in orthographic challenge all for the sake of "I work for living." Gee, most do. Ever heard of the GI Bill? Community College to learn a trade? I know plenty who now run their own businesses with many employees in the construction trades and they went to Shoals and were doing quite well. The HVAC guys still are. Framers, not.

The traditional "sturdy yeoman class" are the backbone of the South, not the redneck self-pitiers. We left old Virginia for coastal NC and then to Middle Tennessee and on to North Alabama when it was opened for white settlement and we settled here and we were the sheriffs and probate judges and school and college teachers and still are. We know from where we came and have no shame in our roots and we dang well have the gumption to get some fancy book larnin now and agin to get out of the cycle of poverty that exemplifies the South in so many ways.

Casting off Rapturitis and snake handling is a good start, followed by critical thinking -- Bobby Lee didn't have no truck with the Rapture crowd at all.
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Originally posted by Neal Hughes:
Aren't you sweet S.S.? Are you single by chance?

Well, to your kind reply to me, all I can say is:

"Sur le pont d'Avignon, l'on y danse, l'on y danse, sur le pont d'Avignon l'on y danse tout en ronde."


Ceux-là autour de vous ne peut pas tenir leur nez pour obtenir un bel accent français mais je parierai ils couvrent leurs oreilles dans un effort pour couvrir les bêtises autoritaires, pompeuses et arrogantes qui vous crache.vous donnez l'impression d'êtez un individu très fragile qui devez faire remarquer des erreurs d'autres et vantez de ses propres accomplissements pour sentir un sens de soi valeur.
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Originally posted by George Sand:
Votre comman de la langue française est pitoyable.


SHHhhh, don't say anything about my pitiful attempt at french. I am waiting for Neal Hughes to come along and correct me. He has issues and it makes him feel important to correct everyone.I just hope he doesn't use all those big words so I can understand him without getting out my dictionary.
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Originally posted by George Sand:
Sal, and others who've derided Neal - He's not pompous. He's educated. His barb about the misspelling of countries was merely a sardonic quip. I got it.

Perhaps those who complain about someone bandying about five dollar words might need to examine their own insecurities.


I realize from reading NH's post that he is well educated.However no amount of education gives someone the right to poke fun and correct another persons mistakes. As for bandying about the $5.00 words bring 'em on .I'll keep my dictionary handy.

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