Bottom line is that if anyone has nothing nice to say, then just don't say it at all like they say in pre-k-12...and hopefully by high school you've all learned that lesson especially when it comes to making fun of whatever. Just keep it to yourself. Hope this is the end of this nasty bloody thread!
-- "Passion is a great motivator. Music is a life-long learning experience." -- Chela Robles Facebook/Linked-In/E-mail: cdrobles693@xxxxxxxxx Windows Live Messenger: cdrobles693@xxxxxxxxxxx Skype: jazzytrumpet Learning Ally Blog A Lady And Her Trumpet feel free to post comments by filling out the form on the page at: http://tinyurl.com/84tucwv I volunteer for Bookshare, to find out more and to volunteer with us,visit: http://www.bookshare.org/ Join us in celebrating our 10th Anniversary! http://tinyurl.com/752cyrs Need more space, come join dropbox and start with two gigs of free space as is this is my referral link to you: http://db.tt/XpUTe0E -- On 4/21/2012 9:52 PM, Ali Al-hajamy wrote:
Pretty much. More specifically, I was making fun of this (seemingly America and possibly Canada only) notion that the best way to get things done, instead of respectful dialogue or mutual colaboration is to make as much noise as possible and throw as big a fit as you can, probably including lawsuit threats, and the misspelling is to suggest the stupidity of such a notion.On 22-Apr-12 00:45, Emily Harrison wrote:On Sat, Apr 21, 2012 at 9:18 PM, Sue Stevens <siss52@xxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:siss52@xxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:Well, I just have to point out something. Ali misspelled America, spelled it Uhmerika! Or maybe he is intentionally misspelling it, to make fun of America?Pretty sure the misspelling was deliberate. This sort of deliberate misspelling is meant to poke fun at the way uneducated Americans are perceived to talk. It's the sort of inflection which might not come out correctly through a screen reader program.-- Emily Harrison greeniebone@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:greeniebone@xxxxxxxxx>
