Out of respect for the members here, and this site in general, I will start to use proper capitalization in my posts. 
If it will make anyone happier then I guess it is worth it. I don't want to be anyone's pet peeve.
Anyone else willing to make a sacrifice for the team?
-Any certain old roadies want to stop being so grumpy?
-Any spelling challenged individuals willing to download a free spell checker, or better yet start reading books?
-Any die-hard roadies willing to try mountain biking, and vice-versa?
If it will make anyone happier then I guess it is worth it. I don't want to be anyone's pet peeve.
Anyone else willing to make a sacrifice for the team?
-Any certain old roadies want to stop being so grumpy?
-Any spelling challenged individuals willing to download a free spell checker, or better yet start reading books?
-Any die-hard roadies willing to try mountain biking, and vice-versa?
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Originally posted by gonesh9
Out of respect for the members here, and this site in general, I will start to use proper capitalization in my posts.
If it will make anyone happier then I guess it is worth it. I don't want to be anyone's pet peeve.
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That thread is rather old. I've mellowed in regards to the capitalization. Originally posted by gonesh9
Out of respect for the members here, and this site in general, I will start to use proper capitalization in my posts.
If it will make anyone happier then I guess it is worth it. I don't want to be anyone's pet peeve.
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Don't get any ideas though people:the rest still stands
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LOL.... I like this guy.... you crack me up!!!
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LOL.... I like this guy.... you crack me up!!!
YOU DON'T HAVE TO SHOUT, I'M NOT BLIND!
A quote from Victor Borge discussing his 'next window neighbors' (not to be confused with his next door neighbors) who are deaf. The husband or the wife was explaining something using large gestures and the above quote is the result. I'm sure it's not true, but funny just the same.
A quote from Victor Borge discussing his 'next window neighbors' (not to be confused with his next door neighbors) who are deaf. The husband or the wife was explaining something using large gestures and the above quote is the result. I'm sure it's not true, but funny just the same.