Maybe CommaHolly can help you out with that?
As for me, I just toss in commas where they feel right.
I don't know enough about proper punctuation, nor do I really care.
My apologies to all the English majors out there.
Mission Impossible: It's "liquid," not "joose."
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As for me, I just toss in commas where they feel right.
I don't know enough about proper punctuation, nor do I really care.
My apologies to all the English majors out there.
Maybe CommaHolly can help you out with that?
As for me, I just toss in commas where they feel right.
I don't know enough about proper punctuation, nor do I really care.
My apologies to all the English majors out there.
I pretty much throw a comma in where I would take a little breath, if you know what I mean.
I probably use too many commas. I figure I can do it now, and apologize later. Too many commas are better than no commas at all.
CommaHolly loves you for this.
Y'all must want to be featured as an IMF adversary on the next episode.
Do ya?
Do ya really?
Good afternoon, dedicated vapers.
Situation: After your successful efforts in changing the term "steeping" to "aging," command and control has confidence in your ability to accomplish the next difficult mission.
The solutions that we have been vaporizing are liquids containing propylene glycol, vegetable glycerin, water, flavorings and liquid nicotine base. There are no plant or fruit squeezings in these aqueous solutions. However, a sinister element has usurped the proper terminology and begun a campaign to refer to these substances as "joose." We think Phil Busardo is behind this, but that is for you to ascertain.
Your mission, vapers, should you choose to accept it, is to refrain from using the "J" word when referring to your delicious, satisfying e-liquids. Instead, use the term "liquid" or "flavor." After all, we don't want some knucklehead opening a bottle of Orange Crush and drinking the damned thing.
As always, should you or any of fellow vapers be caught or banned, the ECF will disavow any knowledge of your actions.
Good luck, vapers!
I really have to say that I find you finnicky, and what's worse, attempting to correct others. When you embrace the diversity of ideas and people you'll say you have succeded. In turn, I'll call it whatever I like.
Sigh. Seems like when God handed out personalities some people got double the serious and none of the giggles.
Obviously the OP started the thread as humor... sure are a bunch of folks that need to lighten up, or, step up a few mg's in nic strength.
No semicolons were abused in the above sentence. Gold star for you!
I think that is an unfair reply. I think the OP was started in a well-natured way, but I also think just about every reply was as well. I haven't seen a single person post yet that seems upset, except YOU.
I blame YOU. For stuff.
Maybe CommaHolly can help you out with that?
As for me, I just toss in commas where they feel right.
I don't know enough about proper punctuation, nor do I really care.
My apologies to all the English majors out there.
If the misuse of commas were the only thing we English Majors had to worry about, then we'd be happier than moles in soft dirt. It's the misuse of the apostrophe that really gets my feathers ruffled.
Come on, y'all.
The theme of these threads is MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE.
You're not expected to make it through alive. If you do, I'll buy (or brew) you a beer.
Lighten up, ya bunch of Franceses.
The theme of these threads is MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE.
You're not expected to make it through alive. If you do, I'll buy (or brew) you a beer.
Lighten up, ya bunch of Franceses.
Juice can be O.J. ( shorter names/Initials are like top secret missions)
Vaping can be squeezing (like squeezing the juice)
PVs can be squeezinators
Now I'm thirsty for a fresh, squeezed glass of OJ!
WARNING- commas can be dangerous to your health, use with caution
Vaping can be squeezing (like squeezing the juice)
PVs can be squeezinators
Now I'm thirsty for a fresh, squeezed glass of OJ!
WARNING- commas can be dangerous to your health, use with caution
But when did "Form Factor" replace the very simple and direct word "Shape"? Has it been forgotten?
I must have missed the memo or was that TV show that much a part of the popular culture?
I must have missed the memo or was that TV show that much a part of the popular culture?
Shape doesn't encompass size. Form factor is sort of a catch-all term for shape, size, weight.
Wiki says "The shape of an object located in some space is a geometrical description of the part of that space occupied by the object, as determined by its external boundary"
Wiki says further "For mobile phones, the form factor refers to the size, style, and shape of a phone as well as to the layout and position of the phone's major components. There are three major forms for mobile phones: bar, flip, and slider."
So I suppose we are applying terms from electronics/PC's/etc. to e-cigs but I'm not too sure about weight in the equation/factor
my $.02
Wiki says further "For mobile phones, the form factor refers to the size, style, and shape of a phone as well as to the layout and position of the phone's major components. There are three major forms for mobile phones: bar, flip, and slider."
So I suppose we are applying terms from electronics/PC's/etc. to e-cigs but I'm not too sure about weight in the equation/factor
my $.02
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