Mexico

[spencer barnitz]

NOT MEXICO CITY!!!!!!!!!! 

[Silence Dogood]

¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿???????????????????

[West Dupes]

NEW MEXICO

On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 8:55 PM, Silence Dogood <hasbrog...@gmail.com> wrote:

¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿???????????????????

[Richard Copenhaver]

mexico city felt some of the wrath of that earthquake. correct?

[Noah Lincoln]

-_- Dafuq

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Alles wird gut

[spencer barnitz]

mexico was hit by a 7.4 earth quake today

On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 8:56 PM, West Dupes <awd...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Noah Lincoln]

screw mexico city. worry about detroit. and other cities liek it,.

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Alles wird gut

[Silence Dogood]

Well then it would be "NOT SANTA FE!!!!!!!!!"

[spencer barnitz]

7.6 earth quake

[Silence Dogood]

Oh ok I had no idea hence the santa fe thing

[Richard Copenhaver]

yep.

and everyone went crazy because some of the drug load's homes got toppled so the air is rich with cocaine dust

[spencer barnitz]

NO, Detroit is a shit hole, i've been their, there is NO hope. EVERYTHING is gone, burned, and destroyed, there is no hope for that city!

[spencer barnitz]

mexico city was the epicenter  

[Noah Lincoln]

you know why that happened? 1. ignorant liberals fucked it up 2. corrupt conservatives took advantage of it 3. petty bastards like yourself keep telling them about how pitiful and unsavable they are. No one ever talks about how awesome Detroit used to be. No one tells its people to believe in themselves. no. the most we got is a song from the most popular white rapper on the planet. 

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRWUag0nGCc 

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Alles wird gut

[Silence Dogood]

C'mon Noah, give credit to clint eastwood

[spencer barnitz]

Detroit is a fuck hole, it is salvageable, but we need to put the car companies their. And that is what Obama is doing, and it is getting better. There are 20 story skyscrapers

 that are hollow, but we can still get the city back together, also it is not that bad, it is only bad in downtown. The suburbs are nice, but downtown is not. Everything is great in the suburbs.  

[Caleb Haengel]

Wtf do liberals have to do with it?

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[Richard Copenhaver]

*there
*you never start an sentence with and 
*you don't randomly hit enter in the middle of a sentence (i.e. skyscrapers

that are hollow)
*also this is toward's Spencer's paragraph

[spencer barnitz]

The amount of people in poverty in Mexico city is more than the whole state of Michigan! most of the population(NYC sized) is in poverty. The poorest person in Detroit does not even match the average person in Mexico city! The world needs to worry about these places first, not our wonderful grand cities. 

[Noah Lincoln]

the liberals taxed the auto industry  into failure, nixon (corrupt conservative) failed at dealing with the oil crisis of 1973. liberals jimmy carter and harry hughes failed at dealing with the 1979 energy crisis (they made the problem a more centralized american probem by screwing with imports, which didnt hurt or help) and in the election of 1980 detroit  hosted the republica national convention and supported Reagan. all but two of the mayors of the city since it started failed have been democrats. one oft eh others was a corrupt republican and the last was a regular republican. ps there have been 9 mayors. 8 have been either liberal, corrupt or both. oh and spencer, we arent the world. we are american. we fix the US, then we fix others if we feel nice. If we rot from the core then violent revolution will ensue. ie what happens like every decade in african nations. 

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Alles wird gut

[Silence Dogood]

*You always start a sentence with a capital letter.
*"And", since it's something Spencer said, should be in quotes.
*Towards doesn't have a "'".
*You always end a sentence with a period.
*This is towards Richard's corrections
*I like to piss off people
*Now it is Sam's turn to correct me

[Silence Dogood]

Oops forgot a period on the last three

[Richard Copenhaver]

Who's to say I was quoting directly from him...

Also you forgot a period on the last 3.

And if one was to write a sentence fragment as a correction, then it would not be a true sentence and thus it does not need a capitol letter or a period so I take the above correction back.

But you do have me on towards, that was just a dumb typo.

[Ronald Knish]

it just helps knock out some of the homeless  no big deal.  and may be a drug tunnel or 2

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HOCKEY IS BEAST

[spencer barnitz]

Well then Noah, how come America helped Haiti in their earthquake, and Japan in theirs, but why not Mexico? Mexico has a much less stable government then Japan, they have more people in danger, and it was a very large earthquake. Also, stop correcting my spelling/ grammatical errors! 

[Robert Richardson]

Oh for christ's sake I realize Mexico City got hit by a bloody earthquake, let them stop their illegal migrants from trying to get into the US then we might even consider helping the poor, hypocritical twats. Especially considering that any American that crosses Mexico's border illegally is immediately arrested and deported. So I really don't care about Mexico...

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Government's view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it.

Ronald Reagan

[Sergeyevich]

1979 energy crisis was caused by unquestioning US support for Israel,
which is kinda a bipartisan thing (sadly) here. Pretty much every
mayor of Detroit has been a Democrat, by virtue of it being a large
city, and a minority-majority one at that. Republicans are not elected
in such places. But Robert and Noah are correct. Fix the US before the
world.

On Mar 20, 9:41 pm, Noah Lincoln <bioguy...@gmail.com> wrote:
> the liberals taxed the auto industry  into failure, nixon (corrupt
> conservative) failed at dealing with the oil crisis of 1973. liberals jimmy
> carter and harry hughes failed at dealing with the 1979 energy crisis (they
> made the problem a more centralized american probem by screwing with
> imports, which didnt hurt or help) and in the election of 1980 detroit
>  hosted the republica national convention and supported Reagan. all but two
> of the mayors of the city since it started failed have been democrats. one
> oft eh others was a corrupt republican and the last was a regular
> republican. ps there have been 9 mayors. 8 have been either liberal,
> corrupt or both. oh and spencer, we arent the world. we are american. we
> fix the US, then we fix others if we feel nice. If we rot from the core
> then violent revolution will ensue. ie what happens like every decade in
> african nations.
>
> On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 9:15 PM, spencer barnitz

> <spencerbarn...@gmail.com>wrote:

>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > The amount of people in poverty in Mexico city is more than the whole
> > state of Michigan! most of the population(NYC sized) is in poverty.
> > The poorest person in Detroit does not even match the average person in
> > Mexico city! The world needs to worry about these places first, not our
> > wonderful grand cities.
>

> > On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 9:11 PM, Silence Dogood <hasbrogames1...@gmail.com

> > > wrote:
>
> >> C'mon Noah, give credit to clint eastwood

> >> On Mar 20, 2012 9:06 PM, "Noah Lincoln" <bioguy...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >>> you know why that happened? 1. ignorant liberals fucked it up 2. corrupt
> >>> conservatives took advantage of it 3. petty bastards like yourself keep
> >>> telling them about how pitiful and unsavable they are. No one ever talks
> >>> about how awesome Detroit used to be. No one tells its people to believe in
> >>> themselves. no. the most we got is a song from the most popular white
> >>> rapper on the planet.
> >>>    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRWUag0nGCc
>
> >>> On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 8:59 PM, spencer barnitz <
> >>> spencerbarn...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >>>> NO, Detroit is a shit hole, i've been their, there is NO hope.
> >>>> EVERYTHING is gone, burned, and destroyed, there is no hope for that city!
>
> >>>> On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 8:58 PM, spencer barnitz <
> >>>> spencerbarn...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >>>>> 7.6 earth quake
>

> >>>>> On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 8:58 PM, Noah Lincoln <bioguy...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
> >>>>>> screw mexico city. worry about detroit. and other cities liek it,.
>
> >>>>>> On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 8:57 PM, Richard Copenhaver <
> >>>>>> copenhaver.rich...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >>>>>>> mexico city felt some of the wrath of that earthquake. correct?
>

[Tarek]

I thought we were done with that topic. 

[John Doe]

@Ryan

Since Sam didn't do it, I'll step up to the grammar Nazi position.

*You always start a sentence with a capital letter.
*"And", since it's something Spencer said, should be in quotes.
*Towards doesn't have a "'".
*You always end a sentence with a period.
*This is towards Richard's corrections
*I like to piss off people
*Now it is Sam's turn to correct me

 

1. I do not think the beginning of every point with an asterisk is good style.

2. I think “you should always start a sentence with a capital letter” is clearer. Also, this phrase is not always true. For example, the term “pH” (and certain other scientific terms) could cause confusion if written “PH.” Of course, the best way to avoid any confusion would be to avoid putting such terms at the beginning of a sentence when possible.

3. “And” should be in quotations because it is referring to “and” as a word (in a certain context) and not employing its meaning as a word. The comma succeeding “and” should be included in the quotation marks.

4. I think for clarity, “towards” should be enclosed in quotation marks and “apostrophe” should be written out. This case is also confusing because periods should usually never be outside quotes.

5. “You should always end a sentence with a period.”

However, you may end a sentence with other types of terminal punctuation such as question marks (?) and exclamation points (!). Furthermore, some consider the four-dotted ellipsis (….) to be different from a period.

6. You should usually place a comma after a transitional phrase:

Now, it is Sam’s turn to correct me.

 

I'm sure I have made some mistake someone would find objectionable in this short email. However, this is only informal communication!
So as lng as u dont tlk lik this then im gud. But I think abbreviations are acceptable (abbreviations ftw).

[Silence Dogood]

Ah, you make excellent points I did not see. However, the asterisk is the common usage for google and since my corrections were at a satirical usage to Richard's, who used asterisks, it is appropriate here

[John Doe]

Right, I'll concede to you on the asterisks. However, I am up way past my bed time.

Bonne nuit tout le mond!

[Silence Dogood]

Hmmmmmm, change "were at a satirical usage to" to "were being used satirically, referencing [Richard's] message, which"

[Tarek]

-.- did he say he has a bed time on friday night...

[Scott Lee]

I say we should focus on our home before the rest of the world. MOGA MOGA!

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[Robert Richardson]

If I read "MOGA MOGA" one more time I'm going to kick a tree....

[ScottLee1998]

Moga Moga!

Sent from my iPod

[Silence Dogood]

Too late scott I already did that in a chat

[John Doe]

@ Tarek, I had a competition the next morning.

[Robert Richardson]

I despise you both...