Language skills
Your Linguistic Profile: |
| 80% General American English |
| 15% Upper Midwestern |
| 5% Midwestern |
| 0% Dixie |
| 0% Yankee |
And I've been told I use British punctuation rather than standard American...
posted by em²ile² @ 12:05 PM
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I tried to put this on my blog the other day, but it took too long and I wasn't patient enough.
Sorry- the code it told me to paste was flawed in some way. I've tried this before and it's really a pain. Maybe I'll be able to fix it...
As a side note, if I haven't been posting much it's because midterms are next week and I've a heap load of work to do what with grading papers and all. I'm so behind, and I've got 11 books checked out from the library right now. Not having the time to read them drives me insane!
Yeah, and what's worse is they're all heavy duty books, except for one P.G. Wodehouse, which I'll proably start and finish tomorrow. I also have 3 more in transit from other libraries...
one should never have eleven books checked out at the same time from the library . . ..
hahahaha!!!! You should see the stacks and stacks of books we get at the library at a time...
One should never have eleven books checked out from the library? If that's a sin, then I must be Satan's stepbrother.
-T.N.O.
Agreed Clint! But I am seriously overwhelmed with books right now- they take away from homework time, etc, etc. ONly one more month of this insane drivel!
Remember Emmilee,
"The grass is always greener off-campus."
TTFN,
T.N.O.
No, I would say the grass is pretty green on campus, thanks to all the rain we've had lately.
Oh, well in that case,
"The grass is always greener in the Seattle area."
-T.N.O.
Exactly.
Of course, so is the mildew.
-T.N.O.
:)
(In order to have the last word, she posts a smilie. How tacky.)
Yes, and in order to have the last word he posts an insignificant parenthetical phrase. Even more tacky. And a smilie isn't a word, so there!
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