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There are so many childish men on these boards, it's ridiculous. Yes, l failed education because of my hat. Maybe, l should act like an American and sue FOX for millions for ruining my education.

Maybe, instead of acting immature, you can tell me what is wrong with my punctuation and sentence structure and l will work to improve it. Doesn't that seem like a more helpful approach?

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Why on Earth would I put you on ignore? You seem to take issue from people not being able to read your posts. My point is that if you want to be taken seriously (as you seem to desire) you need to work on your grammar. Simples.
 
there are so many childish men on these boards it is ridiculous. yes l failed education because of my hat. maybe l should act like an American and sue FOX for millions for ruining my education.

maybe instead of acting immature you can tell me what is wrong with my punctuation and sentence structure and l will work to improve it. doesn't that seem like a more mature helpful approach.
I tried to tell you what was wrong in a post the other day and all you did was argue with me.

ETA It wasn't about spelling though.
 
I am a stickler for good grammar and spelling, but my girlfriend is atrocious. She suspects she might be dyslexic but we've never had this tested.

A student of mine just recently got tested, quite by accident. He went in for a routine eye check-up and came out with an appointment to see a specialist. They tested him, got him some different lenses and he says the change is remarkable - he can now clearly and coherently see whole blocks of text where before the words were 'jumping around on the page'. I felt great for him - he's 30 years old and he's discovered a whole new world of pleasure in reading.

I think schools and teachers today are more aware of the signs of dyslexia and learning difficulties in students, but 15 years ago it was a different story.
 
maybe instead of acting immature you can tell me what is wrong with my punctuation and sentence structure and l will work to improve it. doesn't that seem like a more mature helpful approach.

OR, if you'd actually paid attention in class, instead of masterminding ways to "stick it to the teacher" because some ghetto bastard stole your hat (which was your fault), you wouldn't be in this predicament. Man up and take some responsibility here. If you're gonna call educated people the biggest idiots on the planet, at least have the wherewithal to spell "reason," "debt" and "college" correctly.
 
It's a red herring, but I am an auto detailer, and I do art on the side. I make enough for my basic needs and my $400 a month Sideshow habit.


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Painting isn't my business, so I'm not exposed to fumes and thus I don't need to wear a respirator. I merely maintain the condition of the cars finish to preserve the condition of the car. Some of the cars I do are hardly driven at all. I did a guy's car that sat in the garage the whole time under a cover and yet he still wanted it washed once a week.

The body of the car, that is the part of the car I work on, does not pollute the air. If the car has an engine that pollutes and the owner drives it enough, the exhaust from the engine pollutes the air.
The car could be electric.
A lot of people believe that detailing is just about prettying up a car, and that is false. It is about maintaining it's condition. Sometimes I will POLISH a car, and that is just about prettying it up, in addition to making it smoother and thus easier to clean, and so polishing is mainly about prettying, but most people seem to be under the delusion that every car company makes a quality enough product that they don't need to keep it waxed in order to protect it. The clear coat looks shiny for a few years with no protection, but then after a few years of exposure to the sun, the sunlight has destroyed the clear to the point at which it becomes cloudy looking, and later, it flakes off in big patches. This is because since the paint is clear, the entire thickness of the paint is exposed to the light at once, and thus, the damage is done all throughout the entire thickness of the paint. Then these people act surprised when there are these cloudy spots and flaked off clear coat patches, with these big dull patches and wonder how it happened. Had they kept it waxed, it would have prevented that. So now they have to either drive around looking like Lil Abner or get their car repainted.

Ohhhhhhhhhhh.........my mistake:


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OR, if you'd actually paid attention in class, instead of masterminding ways to "stick it to the teacher" because some ghetto bastard stole your hat (which was your fault), you wouldn't be in this predicament. Man up and take some responsibility here.

Read my post way back where l did take responsibility for her taking my hat.:cuckoo:

You keep acting like my hat story is the biggest badass stunt ever pulled in school. you must have exciting life stories.
 
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Awrightee, a bit of sideshowfreaks, chew on a bread crust, walk the dog... aaaah, the unindoctrinated life is good.

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I'm guessing it's more like:

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But you didn't take full responsibility. Ultimately, because you broke the rules, your hat was stolen.

You're a broken record.:lol

Like l said l forgot my hat was on, not like l was wearing it on purpose. i'm sure you broke the rules once in a while at school.
 
Awrightee, a bit of sideshowfreaks, chew on a bread crust, walk the dog... aaaah, the unindoctrinated life is good.

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You forgot, "Stickin' it to da man!" :lol

You're a broken record.:lol

Like l said l forgot my hat was on, not like l was wearing it on purpose. i'm sure you broke the rules once in a while at school.

I did. Had a MAD Magazine confiscated and it was stolen in the 7th grade. I owned up to being the catalyst for it though and wasn't a ********* who thought to one-up the teacher with some "inappropriate" lesson. Same thing happened in high school when I got busted during SSR for having a Fangoria magazine tucked inside of a Business Weekly. Guess the ponytail and Iron Maiden jacket were a dead giveaway. :lol
 
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