Snails - Response on Threads Part 8

SilverBear

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LOL!!!

"Make your driveway look like something out of a fairy tale with these glow stones.
It's perfect for transforming the look of your home into something of a magic land."

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100 stones = $26.99

Now look at that ^ driveway. How many 1000s of $ would that cost???

Geeze! [tm FranC 201x]... Just get it paved.
 
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Mainly because I have no desire to be at the beck and call of a telephone.
I agree there, absolutely.

I keep my TracFone in the car for emergencies only. I do NOT keep
it turned on. And, it did come in handy when the landline kept crapping
the bed a couple years ago.

Charge it up and keep it in the car.
 

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Now for today's totally random and out-of-the-blue posting lesson:

Wrong:
"a myriad of"
As in:
"All I see is you spinning out into a myriad of other topics that have nothing to do with what I said"

Correct:
"myriad"
As in:
"All I see is you spinning out into myriad other topics that have nothing to do with what I said"

Thank you.

Back to our normal conversation.



And Regard / Regards
 

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why the E- ?
Now THAT is a good question!!!

I got a test paper back and that is all that showed up in red.

The question(s) I got wrong are not marked at all.

Teach just gave me an "E-" with absolutely NO explanation.
 
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    I agree there, absolutely.

    I keep my TracFone in the car for emergencies only. I do NOT keep
    it turned on. And, it did come in handy when the landline kept crapping
    the bed a couple years ago.

    Charge it up and keep it in the car.
    Yes daddy :D
     
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    SilverBear

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    He started out smiling, it looked like, then said something nasty to her. Had to have. Makes me so sad for her.
    His "longer" talking was to somebody else. He turns his head
    ever so slightly toward Melania, and says just ONE word.
    And, whatever it was ... was pretty crappy.

    Here's another picture... he just LEAVES her behind at the limo
    rather than escorting her up the steps to the Obamas.

    :mad:

    What an utter slime.

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    NOBODY there to walk with her.
     

    tiburonfirst

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    Now for today's totally random and out-of-the-blue posting lesson:

    Wrong:
    "a myriad of"
    As in:
    "All I see is you spinning out into a myriad of other topics that have nothing to do with what I said"

    Correct:
    "myriad"
    As in:
    "All I see is you spinning out into myriad other topics that have nothing to do with what I said"

    Thank you.

    Back to our normal conversation.

    well:
    noun
    noun: myriad; plural noun: myriads
    1. 1.
      a countless or extremely great number.
      "networks connecting a myriad of computers"
      synonyms: a multitude, a large/great number, a large/great quantity, scores, quantities, a mass, a host, droves, a horde;
      informallots, loads, masses, stacks, scads, tons, hundreds, thousands, millions, gazillions, bajillions
      "a myriad of insects"
    2. 2.
      (chiefly in classical history) a unit of ten thousand.
    adjective
    adjective: myriad
    1
    .
    countless or extremely great in number.
    "the myriad lights of the city"
    synonyms: innumerable, countless, infinite, numberless, untold, unnumbered, immeasurable, multitudinous, numerous;
    literarydivers
    "the myriad lights of the city"
    :laugh:

    figures ;)

    No bad news as yet. Hubs oxygen level is good. Emphysema is mild to moderate.He has some spots on an endocrine gland,hence the appointment with the endocrinologist. His Dr. doesn't think much of them but he wants to be sure. No diabetes.
    :thumbs:

    put that phone in your car for emergencies, dale! bear is right! :p
     

    SilverBear

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    well:
    noun
    noun: myriad; plural noun: myriads
    1. 1.
      a countless or extremely great number.
      "networks connecting a myriad of computers"
      synonyms: a multitude, a large/great number, a large/great quantity, scores, quantities, a mass, a host, droves, a horde;
      informallots, loads, masses, stacks, scads, tons, hundreds, thousands, millions, gazillions, bajillions
      "a myriad of insects"
    2. 2.
      (chiefly in classical history) a unit of ten thousand.
    adjective
    adjective: myriad
    1
    .
    countless or extremely great in number.
    "the myriad lights of the city"
    synonyms: innumerable, countless, infinite, numberless, untold, unnumbered, immeasurable, multitudinous, numerous;
    literarydivers
    "the myriad lights of the city"
    It was an adjective as used in my example. :glare:
     
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    SilverBear

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    And then he flies into the White House, again leaving her behind,
    to get OBVIOUS consoling guidance into the doorway by the Obamas.

    Look... Barack even holds out his other hand as if he's saying "after
    you" and/or "watch your step".

    See... they KNOW the score.

    And so will we, in time.

    What a RICHARD!!! What a classless clod!!! "Me me me! Me first!"

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