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Kill This Thread LVIII - Emerald Vi?!?
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Re: Kill-This-Thread IV: The Return of the Thread
#240432 04/14/10 04:12 AM
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I guess some people would rather talk about soup than Posh Spice.


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I'd much rather talk about soup than Posh Spice. I love me some soup. Has anyone tried the V8 broccoli or butternut squash soups in the vacuum-sealed containers? They're yummy!
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I prefer to make my own soups, or to go to a recent restaurant that makes their own, too.


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So, you don't order soup at restaurants that have been open for a while, just the recent ones.


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#240436 04/15/10 12:49 PM
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typo! should read "decent" not "recent."
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^Kent's coolness is rising per recent typo. More updates soon.

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Or was it a decent typo?


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the r&d department is still looking into it.


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Re: Kill-This-Thread IV: The Return of the Thread
#240440 04/16/10 03:51 AM
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Spellcheck would not have caught that typo.


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"Spellcheck" itself is not recognized by Firefox's spellcheck.


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Spellchecks: the lazy person's way of spelling.


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#240443 04/16/10 08:19 PM
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Remember when one was one's own spellcheck?


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I still am. You'll note the infamous string of spelling errors. laugh

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Really? I hadn't noticed.... :rolleyes:


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Even with spellcheck, there are so many things that are missed simply because they're real words, such as its/it's, their/there/they're, to/too/two and your/you're,


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One book I use for my classes, Sin Boldly! by David Williams, PhD, gives several examples of why you shouldn't use spellchecks. My favorite (which Williams claims came from a real student paper): "The Americans had a tack tickle advantage over the Germans on D day."


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I've never really studied WWII. I think it is because I feel that I know all about it from watching Hogan's Heroes.


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You know nothing, nothing, NOTHING!


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Oh and also McHale's Navy for the Pacific theater of the war.


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Originally posted by He Who Wanders:
One book I use for my classes, Sin Boldly! by David Williams, PhD, gives several examples of why you shouldn't use spellchecks. My favorite (which Williams claims came from a real student paper): "The Americans had a tack tickle advantage over the Germans on D day."
one of my fellow TAs received a term paper discussing the rise of anti-semantic feelings in pre-war Germany.


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Yes, that was the Germans' real problem: They hated linguistics.


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My all time favorite "goofy student paper" was from my first semester as a TA, when a student used the fact that she was taking the exam to "prove" that Freud was right.

Her reasoning:

She was taking the exam in order to get a good grade. She wanted a good grade in order to get a degree. She wanted the degree in order to get a good job. She wanted the job in order to get married. She wanted to be married in order to have sex.

Therefore, everything *is* driven by sex! wink

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lol

The odd part is, she probably married a cold fish who doesn't want to have sex.

"Darn that Professor Ester! Why didn't he tell me that good grades don't lead to sex?!"


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Originally posted by He Who Wanders:
lol

The odd part is, she probably married a cold fish who doesn't want to have sex.

"Darn that Professor Ester! Why didn't he tell me that good grades don't lead to sex?!"
but does sex lead to good grades? wink


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