Help for spell check users: The English language is somewhat hard to spell but if you watch this one you may find that some of the seemingly stupid spellings are necessary so we can...

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

The English language is somewhat hard to spell but if you watch this one you may find that some of the seemingly stupid spellings are necessary so we can read what is being written.

http://biggeekdad.com/2012/02/english-spelling-lesson/

asphaltman

oldroy wrote:

The English language is somewhat hard to spell but if you watch this one you may find that some of the seemingly stupid spellings are necessary so we can read what is being written.

http://biggeekdad.com/2012/02/english-spelling-lesson/

I like that. At least he was right :thumbup: wow

bmac32 Loc: West Florida

Pretty much correct, English is a difficult language.

oldroy wrote:

The English language is somewhat hard to spell but if you watch this one you may find that some of the seemingly stupid spellings are necessary so we can read what is being written.

http://biggeekdad.com/2012/02/english-spelling-lesson/

righty Loc: Tenn

oldroy wrote:

The English language is somewhat hard to spell but if you watch this one you may find that some of the seemingly stupid spellings are necessary so we can read what is being written.

http://biggeekdad.com/2012/02/english-spelling-lesson/

Nice, yes sure shows just how screwed up our language really is. Spit my coffee out when the 102 year old man spelled CUM :lol:

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

oldroy wrote:

The English language is somewhat hard to spell but if you watch this one you may find that some of the seemingly stupid spellings are necessary so we can read what is being written.

http://biggeekdad.com/2012/02/english-spelling-lesson/

I needed that.... :lol: :lol: :lol: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

permafrost wrote:

I needed that.... :lol: :lol: :lol: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Hey, a bit off topic, but how warm is it up there in the northern part of the mid-west these days?

bmac32 Loc: West Florida

http://www.wunderground.com/severe.asp

oldroy wrote:

Hey, a bit off topic, but how warm is it up there in the northern part of the mid-west these days?

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

oldroy wrote:

Hey, a bit off topic, but how warm is it up there in the northern part of the mid-west these days?

70 the last couple days, also tomorrow. Then a 2 day rain will bring 50s back.. Was cold and windy for about a week before we got a few days of this good stuff... By cold I mean 35 or only warm enough to melt the overnight ice by mid afternoon.. About 20 degrees below normal for the twin cities, so I spos the same up here.. Leaves only swelling to bring the buds out.. Must be GW... I bet.. That is a joke Roy...LOL

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

bmac32 wrote:

http://www.wunderground.com/severe.asp

Nice map Mac, I will have to remember and look at it now and then... Yes, we are in the spring fire watch time now. Windy and dry gasses everywhere.. Can not burn my brush from winter storms and pruning...

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

permafrost wrote:

70 the last couple days, also tomorrow. Then a 2 day rain will bring 50s back.. Was cold and windy for about a week before we got a few days of this good stuff... By cold I mean 35 or only warm enough to melt the overnight ice by mid afternoon.. About 20 degrees below normal for the twin cities, so I spos the same up here.. Leaves only swelling to bring the buds out.. Must be GW... I bet.. That is a joke Roy...LOL

Hey, I caught enough of the Algore movie about how g****l w*****g is affecting us and couldn't forget how simple minded so much of his stuff is. If you weren't kidding then you must be as simple as Algore and his people are.

I did tell you once about my brother talking about the Minnesota cold in the 1970s, didn't I? His kids loved the weather up there and his wife liked living there, Minneapolis. He just said they have never changed a tire on the interstate when the wind was at 20 mph and the temp below zero. I must tell you that he was a wheel in Firestone when he lived up there.

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

oldroy wrote:

Hey, I caught enough of the Algore movie about how... (show quote)

Roy,

I do remember you telling me about your brother, and of you visiting Minnesota. Glad they liked it here. I know a fellow in Santa Fe, he only remembers an extended stay in Minnesota as the low point of his life.
Yes, we do differ on our opinion of GW, but I at least am not expecting to be around for most of what develops or does not.. A long term event, still not seeing very much current affect. I think we will soon.. The cause? That is debatable.. I simply do a few very minor things which I see as reducing the problem. It requires many millions of individuals doing the same before anything effective is accomplished..

Have a nice day...

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

permafrost wrote:

Roy, br br I do remember you telling me about you... (show quote)

What effect on GW would those millions of Chinese and Indians doing the things you do? Until my leader makes something to force those people to join in I just can't go along with his crap.

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

oldroy wrote:

What effect on GW would those millions of Chinese and Indians doing the things you do? Until my leader makes something to force those people to join in I just can't go along with his crap.

Yes, those millions are a problem to deal with. But not hopeless, a short time ago I looked at a report on the mayor of one large Chinese city calling for more work on pollution which was overcoming his city.. I am not completely sure but I think India is proceeding more slowly then China. Both of them are working on the respective pollution problem in each nation.. Not an easy or quick solution for the world, but it is recognized and treated as vital by many current governments.. Hope springs eternal and all that stuff....