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Scuba Forum / Scuba Locations / April 2006Do you sattelite radio?
Do you sattelite radio? > Do you sattelite radio? What about it? I just got a new 2006 vehicle that came with free XM satellite radio for 3 months. Unlike add on units, this one is built right into the stereo system. There are literally hundreds of stations and I have actually tuned in to many MLB games. I also tune in to CNN and ESPN radio and ESPN news quite a bit. > Do you sattelite radio? No, but then again, I know how to spell "satellite" also... >> Do you sattelite radio? > > No, but then again, I know how to spell "satellite" also... i bet that you know "sattelite" is not a verb, too. >> Do you sattelite radio? > > No, but then again, I know how to spell "satellite" also... I was wondering what your post adds to the conversation. Though he did mispell the word, we all obviously knew what he has talking about. We need to realize that some of the posters do have "ESL" issues and be a bit more tolerant. Just my take on things. > I was wondering what your post adds to the conversation. Not a fuckin' thing... Just like your's... <grin> >>> > No, but then again, I know how to spell "satellite" also... >> I was wondering what your post adds to the conversation. > > Not a fuckin' thing... Just like your's... <grin> I bet you don't know how to spell "yours". > I bet you don't know how to spell "yours". Actually, I spelled it that way initially, but it just didn't look right... Instead of verifying, I changed it... It still didn't look all that right, but I sent it anyway... You comment made me look it up... http://englishlanguage.allinfoabout.com/difficulties/yours.html One of those exceptions to the rule, I guess... >> I bet you don't know how to spell "yours". > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > One of those exceptions to the rule, I guess... I guess. But it's only a five-letter word. And it's a heck of a lot easier to spell than satellite. I figure you owe my foreign satellite buddy an apology. But since he's not paying me, you at least owe me a beer to keep my mouth busy. Dive with Greg II ain't free, ya know. > I guess. But it's only a five-letter word. And it's a heck of a lot easier > to spell than satellite. Hmmm... Good point there... Maybe because of some of the projects I've worked on, it ('satellite') is more noticeable when I see it mispelled... > I figure you owe my foreign satellite buddy an apology. Awh 'ell Greg, I'm a Texan -- We don't appologize... Or I could do a Canadian type apology... "I'm sorry that you're such an idiot that you don't know how to spell 'satellite', eh?" > But since he's not paying me, you at least owe me a beer to keep > my mouth busy. Dive with Greg II ain't free, ya know. Hell, I'm bringing the LPG and burner to BBQ your a.s (Curtis is of course bringing the O2, so we can make it the first underwater BBQ)... You expect us to provide the beer that will be necessary make it paletable also? Dayum... >> But since he's not paying me, you at least owe me a beer to keep >> my mouth busy. Dive with Greg II ain't free, ya know. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > us to provide the beer that will be necessary make it paletable also? > Dayum... If you're expecting an easy victim, or even if you just want to tenderize an unwillinging BBQee, it's considered good form to get them drunk on lots of beer beforehand. I thought all Texans knew that basic fact of life. > If you're expecting an easy victim, or even if you just want to tenderize an > unwillinging BBQee, it's considered good form to get them drunk on lots of > beer beforehand. I thought all Texans knew that basic fact of life. Nawh, *we* drink while *you* roast... <evil-grin> >> If you're expecting an easy victim, or even if you just want to tenderize > an [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Nawh, *we* drink while *you* roast... <evil-grin> Any roast tastes better and is tenderer after an alcohol-laden marinade. I figured you Texans handle your meat enough to know better. >>>If you're expecting an easy victim, or even if you just want to tenderize >> [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Any roast tastes better and is tenderer after an alcohol-laden marinade. I > figured you Texans handle your meat enough to know better. Now that was good, Greg! >> I bet you don't know how to spell "yours". > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >One of those exceptions to the rule, I guess... his, hers, its. Singular personal pronouns. It's amazing how much English technicalities keep popping in my head while taking Spanish. How many people out there can still diagram a sentence? How many ever learned how to? I know some of us learned English the old fashioned way.  Signaturedillon I didn't climb to the top of the food chain to become a vegetartian. > It's amazing how much English technicalities keep popping in my head > while taking Spanish. How many people out there can still diagram a > sentence? How many ever learned how to? I know some of us learned > English the old fashioned way. That's been *way* too many years ago... One of those items that I was more than willing to flush from the bio-memory-device to make room for more important stuff... Like the fact that you shouldn't mix tequilla with a chocolate milkshake... Rum might work in creamy mixed drinks, but tequila definitely does not... |
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