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RE: one liners spelling and abreveations - 9/5/2007 3:36:48 PM

SeanPony

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RE: one liners spelling and abreveations - 9/21/2007 8:31:03 AM

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you are all right of course in your comments about this . bad gramer should not be allowed or tolerated . as are one liners . and people who d onot measure up to our standards or what we deem as normal. there was a time wehn this lifestyle was about tolerance of others and the things they were about now it is about intolerance of agreat many things . my whole point in my comment was intolerance . many profiles state no one liners but in the real world they accept one word taht word being hi.

here though it is differant many do not have the common curtisy to even reply and i have noticed many who do reply reply with the thing they do not accept being one line

one stated and incorrectley i quote them as it is like being late. unshaven in a dirty shirt .growing a beard so unshaven and changed a flat so shirt not realy clean . my point is there is a reason for things and not always neglect or uncareing but here it is the first choice of many . taht is sad

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RE: one liners spelling and abreveations - 9/21/2007 8:38:12 AM

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...as it is like being late. unshaven in a dirty shirt .growing a beard so unshaven and changed a flat so shirt not realy clean...

This, from the poster whose recently removed picture made the Unabomber look well groomed....

We really need to get a better caliber of troll around here.

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RE: one liners spelling and abreveations - 9/21/2007 8:41:55 AM

velvetears

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To me communication is important. i enjoy writing and if i am going to choose a partner who cannot communicate with me this way, then i would be short changing myself. Someone sends me an email "hi" tells me a lot about them - one being they don't enjoy writing. i do, therefore we would probably not be compatible. i have no time nor the inclination to pull ideas, thoughts, information out of people like a dentist pulls teeth. Give it to me because you want to and can or seek someone else who has no issue with this.

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RE: one liners spelling and abreveations - 9/21/2007 8:45:51 AM

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This is real life and like all other real life people are reading the queues.

Reality is facing facts and dealing with a situation at hand and not crying or demanding people to come down to your expectations.

This medium has advantages and disadvantages. If you met someone at a bar and were filthy, smelly and way under dressed your impression would suck. The impression a person gets when someone writes them that cannot use a spell checker and one line is no different. A person is filtering information to see if they want to pursue something. Provide none or only negative information what do you really expect?

At least in writing you do not need to be bathed and dressed nice!

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