2-stroke diesel is the (near) future?

Morgans wrote:
"LCT Paintball" wrote

For the record, I disagree with you. I cannot spell, but I'm no
idiot.
Some
people are good at math, others are athletic, and others can spell.
Just
because it's easy for you doesn't mean it is for others.

True, but _everyone_ can take the time to re-read their post, and
everyone
can learn basic rules, like their-there, to-too-two. By not doing
that,
people that can't spell _do_ look like morons.

They should run spell check if'in they know they have a speeling
problem,
also.
--
Jim in NC


HELLO! It's just the friggin usenet! Most of us don't even know who
we are talking too. Some of us have more important things to do, such
as correspondance on a 10 million dollor project. You bet that baby
gets proofread, spell checked, grammer checked, proofread, maybe ask a
co worker to proofread it, see what I missed, etc.

"Sport Pilot" wrote in message
oups.com...

HELLO! It's just the friggin usenet! Most of us don't even know who
we are talking too. Some of us have more important things to do, such
as correspondance on a 10 million dollor project. You bet that baby
gets proofread, spell checked, grammer checked, proofread, maybe ask a
co worker to proofread it, see what I missed, etc.

You want fry's with dat?

Rich S.

In article .com,
"Sport Pilot" wrote:

HELLO! It's just the friggin usenet! Most of us don't even know who
we are talking too. Some of us have more important things to do, such
as correspondance on a 10 million dollor project. You bet that baby
gets proofread, spell checked, grammer checked, proofread, maybe ask a
co worker to proofread it, see what I missed, etc.

Hello? You mean "to," (a preposition and therefore a word with which you
ought not end a sentence, anyway) "correspondence," "dollar," and
"grammar?" I'm not picking on you, particularly, but the pervasive
ignorance of spelling, grammar, punctuation, homonyms, sentence
construction, ad infinitum, makes me ****ing sick. And it isn't just
usenet, it's everywhere, even in your ten million dollar report, because
your computer can't fix everything and your coworkers are as apathetic
as you are. We're becoming a nation of ignorant idiots. I think that's a
bad thing, and a dangerous one. If we knew as little about airplanes as
we did the English language, and flew them as carelessly as we write,
we'd all be dead by now.

Smitty wrote:
In article .com,
"Sport Pilot" wrote:

HELLO! It's just the friggin usenet! Most of us don't even know
who
we are talking too. Some of us have more important things to do,
such
as correspondance on a 10 million dollor project. You bet that
baby
gets proofread, spell checked, grammer checked, proofread, maybe
ask a
co worker to proofread it, see what I missed, etc.

Hello? You mean "to," (a preposition and therefore a word with which
you
ought not end a sentence, anyway) "correspondence," "dollar," and
"grammar?" I'm not picking on you, particularly, but the pervasive
ignorance of spelling, grammar, punctuation, homonyms, sentence
construction, ad infinitum, makes me ****ing sick. And it isn't just
usenet, it's everywhere, even in your ten million dollar report,
because
your computer can't fix everything and your coworkers are as
apathetic
as you are. We're becoming a nation of ignorant idiots. I think
that's a
bad thing, and a dangerous one. If we knew as little about airplanes
as
we did the English language, and flew them as carelessly as we write,

we'd all be dead by now.


Ass I said I really don't care. In fact your anger only make sme want
to make mroe miostakes. So i have not coreected any typos at all in
this one.

Originally Posted by Smitty

... the pervasive ignorance of spelling, grammar, punctuation, homonyms, sentence construction, ad infinitum, makes me ****ing sick. And it isn't just usenet, it's everywhere, even in your ten million dollar report, because your computer can't fix everything and your coworkers are as apathetic as you are. We're becoming a nation of ignorant idiots. I think that's a bad thing, and a dangerous one. If we knew as little about airplanes as we did the English language, and flew them as carelessly as we write, we'd all be dead by now.

Here here! (Not "hear hear" idiots.) I can't believe I read that the other day on studentpilot.com.

In article ,
Fisherman wrote:


Here here! (Not "hear hear" idiots.) I can't believe I read that the
other day on studentpilot.com.


Uh, actually, "hear hear" is correct.

("Smitty" wrote)
Uh, actually, "hear hear" is correct.


http://snltranscripts.jt.org/84/84mcourt.phtml
Here ye, here ye!

http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrgs/hearye/
Hear Ye Hear Ye

Which is correct? Why? Curious.


Montblack

On Tue, 12 Jul 2005 23:36:13 -0500, "Montblack"
wrote:

("Smitty" wrote)
Uh, actually, "hear hear" is correct.


http://snltranscripts.jt.org/84/84mcourt.phtml
Here ye, here ye!

http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrgs/hearye/
Hear Ye Hear Ye

Which is correct? Why? Curious.

Lemme get this straight: You're citing a Saturday Night Live script as a
reference? :-)

http://www.straightdope.com/mailbag/mhear.html

Ron Wanttaja

In article ,
"Montblack" wrote:

("Smitty" wrote)
Uh, actually, "hear hear" is correct.


http://snltranscripts.jt.org/84/84mcourt.phtml
Here ye, here ye!

http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrgs/hearye/
Hear Ye Hear Ye

Which is correct? Why? Curious.


Montblack

Imagine it's 150 years ago. (For you youngsters, that would put us way
back in pre-internet days, when people conversed instead of pecking.)
We're sitting around enjoying some refreshing non-alcoholic beverages
and talking about various things. Some brilliant thinker among us begins
to orate in a particularly eloquent fashion. More and more people break
from individual, localized conversation to listen to the man (or woman)
speak. To encourage serious attention and to show his support for the
ideas being presented, a listener pipes up with the admonition "Listen
to the man speak, my friends. What astounding thoughts he has, and so
well spoken." In other words, "Hear, Hear!"

On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 06:09:56 -0700, Smitty
wrote:

Imagine it's 150 years ago. (For you youngsters, that would put us way
back in pre-internet days, when people conversed instead of pecking.)
We're sitting around enjoying some refreshing non-alcoholic beverages
and talking about various things.

You'd have to back up a few more than 150 years to find a gathering
where people are drinking non alcoholic beverages...

Corky Scott