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[hunterhenderson]

Well when you don’t need to bother with fixing anything like that and it pertains to nothing you need to use daily, you just end on not careing to be honest as long as I can read blueprints and drawing like a little kid with crayons during work it’s all that matters like honestly their are bigger problems like making sure you size a mechanical room so it doesn’t explode from over pressure or making sure you got relief valves placed in the right order grammar like I said is at the end of my list to correct don’t know why it bothers you I guess everyone has other set priorities
But enough of that I’d rather know if anyone’s gotten an email for second shipment yet

honestly their are bigger problems ............really, did you not attend primary school

[Jest4phun]

honestly their are bigger problems ............really, did you not attend primary school

Not really I was more concerned when recess was and the school was more concerned on hiring actual teachers since when I went in most of them were retiring

[Sinbad]

I see all the scholars have derailed this thread again.

[Claven2]

I see all the scholars have derailed this thread again.

Ya, thay kan bee a reel payne ihn tha but.

[cheesymacaroni]

Wat els is they're too talk abowt?

[Armed Hippie]

haw aboot tat new sesimE strEt movee thatz aboot 2 com out eh?

[SIIaCanuck]

As a former RAF officer who retired and joined the RCAF Air Reserve for three years, this grammar spat reminds me of the RCAF's attitude toward grammar and formatting; 'Who cares if you can fight and win a war, your paragraph spacing and punctuation isn't up to standard.'

I preferred the attitude we had in the UK. To paraphrase the commander of Joint Helicopter Command a few short years ago, 'When it comes to admin, the 80% solution is good enough. There's a bloody war on and you need to remind your troops that operational effect must remain your number one priority.'

So, while grammar does indeed make the difference between 'helping your Uncle Jack off his horse' and 'helping your uncle jack off his horse', we need to get this thread back to the gas operated, semi-auto, 7.62x39 rifle we're all waiting for.

[hunterhenderson]

Lucky we are not at war

[Chumlee Bumsnag]

Lucky we are not at war

Hey! You didn't put a period after that sentence. Did you even attend primary school???? You're an original alright.

[Chumlee Bumsnag]

And it would be "luckily."