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I don't understand your convoluted French lesson, perhaps you're trying to say that the English language presents difficulties for you in determining precise interpretations? I think you'll find that switching to French will present even greater difficulties, I guess you wouldn't be any worse off though.Main Entry: blog
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: an online diary; a personal chronological log of thoughts published on a Web page; also called Weblog, Web log
Example: Typically updated daily, blogs often reflect the personality of the author.
Etymology: shortened form of Weblog
Usage: blog, blogged, blogging v, blogger n
I took the trouble to do that. Is there something in the definition that I posted you don't think is accurate?Perhaps your definition of "blog" needs... well... defining.I dunno buddy, maybe I've got you all wrong - again.
Yes, very convoluted and quite understandable you'd miss the point. Let me clarify it for you.don't understand your convoluted French lesson, perhaps you're trying to say that the English language presents difficulties for you in determining precise interpretations? I think you'll find that switching to French will present even greater difficulties, I guess you wouldn't be any worse off though.
I think what threw you off the point was too many words. I think by making all those other words smaller you could actually see the point. Hope that helps.I just deleted quite a lengthy post after reading it. That deserves an explanation. The crux of the matter was one single word One word can change everything. If you're in Paris and you say to the waiter, 'me donner le poisson' you'll be fine. Yet if you say, 'me donner le poison' you're going to get some strange looks. You might just get 'le poison' by way of 'le poisson' and ptomaine but you shouldn't ask for it. All this because of a little 's'. A letter can change a word and a single word can change everything. That's one of the reasons I'm so particular about meaning.
I can make a very strong case for the power of a few measly cents that if you could be persuade would benefit you greatly. Since all I could hope to do is help you out by taking the time to do that I'd rather not.I think the few measly cents that might possibly be generated by a blog that includes advertising content is insignificant,
Or perhaps not yet as I just said I'm not interested in persuading you otherwise.Perhaps you just didn't think before you posted - again.
To call someone a bitch in the open forum is rather hateful, Bill, yet not too surprising for someone of your character.I'm a one-chick kind of guy and if you're going to cheat behind my back, well - it's over between us buddy! Coylo, you can have him - bitch - lmao
That's a filthy lie, I never touched his back!coylo wrote:...All that time and effort spent constantly on Gene's back...
How arrogant of you to think (much less say) that. You are overstating your importance beyond belief. Any time you'd like to answer the question (in as much as my posts aren't worthy why do you bother) I'd love to hear that answer. I can think of only two possibilities. (1) You're can't remember what you've learned or (2) you enjoy and live with contradiction. In either case Robert made a fine point.I've had my fix, but he's just not worthy enough to be in my company.
I didn't mean to slight you, Bill. Speaking of filthy how you doing?That's a filthy lie, I never touched his back!
Is that what happened to your server April 1st? Were you hacked?Our forum software, the ever exploitable phpBB, was compromised today making everyone in the entire database an admin, spoofing posting as other forum users, and poisoning who knows how much of the forum data.
