Here we go, cops investigate game film

[Dan_ref]

Originally Posted by fiasco

Your post implied some sort of inherent set of rules on this board in regards to spelling...that we are to be corrected for the improper execution of it...I naturally assumed that ran the gammut of all areas of grammar and punctuation.

I could be wrong though. Pray tell, are we solely forbidden from slip-ups in spelling, or are we to be on watch for violations in punctuation, grammar and sentence structure as well?

I thank you for your information.

Lots of words there rook.

I can't see where you explain why I'm actually missing a period.

[Junker]

Originally Posted by Dan_ref

Lots of words there rook.

I can't see where you explain why I'm actually missing a period.

Geez Dan, maybe you should have used protection? Have you seen the doctor yet? Sorry, but that was on a platter and someone with a low-brow sense of humor needed to say it.

[fiasco]

Originally Posted by Dan_ref

Lots of words there rook.

I can't see where you explain why I'm actually missing a period.

I see.

"Properly" structured sentences end with punctuation. Yours did not.

Now, are you gonna (sic) set some ground rules up for me or what?

[CLH]

Are you freaking kidding me? White 23 commits a hard smim move, looks like they got that one. The rebound? Incidental contact, yeah it was hard, but geez come on mom. He's a big boy, he wanted to play, this kinda crap happens. By rule that type of incidental contact is to be ignored unless intentional or flagrant, this (in my opinion) isn't. Get him some ice, take him to the doctor tomorrow, whine about it with the other psycho fans. Leave the cops alone to catch the real criminals, not the ones who set up late nights, writeing by candle light, looking at the moon and laughing with their best Dr. Evil cackle, plotting their revenge in the next Catholic school basketball game because of a "previous incident."

CLH

[Junker]

Originally Posted by CLH

Are you freaking kidding me? White 23 commits a hard smim move, looks like they got that one. The rebound? Incidental contact, yeah it was hard, but geez come on mom. He's a big boy, he wanted to play, this kinda crap happens. By rule that type of incidental contact is to be ignored unless intentional or flagrant, this (in my opinion) isn't. Get him some ice, take him to the doctor tomorrow, whine about it with the other psycho fans. Leave the cops alone to catch the real criminals, not the ones who set up late nights, writeing by candle light, looking at the moon and laughing with their best Dr. Evil cackle, plotting their revenge in the next Catholic school basketball game because of a "previous incident."

CLH

Exactly what I saw and I'm having a good day on the board. Ignats even called one of my posts "the best advice". I'm still beaming.

[Dan_ref]

Originally Posted by fiasco

I see.

"Properly" structured sentences end with punctuation. Yours did not.

Now, are you gonna (sic) set some ground rules up for me or what?

Which group of words are you inferring is a sentence?

And what lead you to that conclusion?

[fiasco]

Originally Posted by Dan_ref

Which group of words are you inferring is a sentence?

And what lead you to that conclusion?

Eye C. Sew apparantlee their R know roolz.

Kool.

[Dan_ref]

Originally Posted by fiasco

Eye C. Sew apparantlee their R know roolz.

Kool.

That's your answer, eh?

You talk a good game rook but you're only a lightweight.

Not surprised, but still disappointed.

Later, gotta go do something with the ignore function.

As a parting gift here's a bunch of periods, put them wherever you like
...............................

[fiasco]

Originally Posted by Dan_ref

Later, gotta go do something with the ignore function.

Thanks. This would be a big favor since I can't seem to locate mine right now. You're saving me a lot of trouble and for that I am thankful.

[mplagrow]

Originally Posted by fiasco

Your post implied some sort of inherent set of rules on this board in regards to spelling...that we are to be corrected for the improper execution of it...I naturally assumed that ran the gammut of all areas of grammar and punctuation.

Actually, the word you're looking for is gamut.

[26 Year Gap]

Okay, we have had Mr. Annoying Spelling Guy and Mr. Annoying Grammar Guy. Is there now a Mr. Annoying Punctuation Guy?