He said it... (Page 3): affirm, assert, declare, insist, maintain, profess Yes, you admit, dotard.

Parky60 Loc: People's Republic of Illinois

jelun wrote:

Do you really not understand the term "claim"? I was referring to YOUR perception, dotard.

affirm, assert, declare, insist, maintain, profess

Yes, you admit, dotard.

jelun

SSDD wrote:

Care to point out what word LW didn't spell correctly, in his post you were replying to?

https://www.onepoliticalplaza.com/t-205752-1.html#3586527

No escaping this one, I have provided all the evidence of you haranguing LW undeservedly. Also, why harass someone over something so insignificant? Are you that lacking of a valid argument that all you have left is to nit pick their spelling?

LOL, and c/o lefty's can't learn...grammar is not a strength.

maximus Loc: Chattanooga, Tennessee

moldyoldy wrote:

Scotch is a tape.

Scotch keeps s vehicle from moving accidentally.

maximus Loc: Chattanooga, Tennessee

SSDD wrote:

Care to point out what word LW didn't spell correctly, in his post you were replying to?

https://www.onepoliticalplaza.com/t-205752-1.html#3586527

No escaping this one, I have provided all the evidence of you haranguing LW undeservedly. Also, why harass someone over something so insignificant? Are you that lacking of a valid argument that all you have left is to nit pick their spelling?

It can be called spelling but it's actually grammer. The word should have been doesn't for does not instead of don't for do not.
The sentence would read he do not dare to stay here but should read he does not dare to stay here.
One has to be careful about such things when taking part in a two sided debate. I was made fun of, ( not on OPP), for misspelling college.
Spell check didn't catch it because collage is a word and I didn't notice it.

moldyoldy

maximus wrote:

It can be called spelling but it's actually grammer. The word should have been doesn't for does not instead of don't for do not.
The sentence would read he do not dare to stay here but should read he does not dare to stay here.
One has to be careful about such things when taking part in a two sided debate. I was made fun of, ( not on OPP), for misspelling college.
Spell check didn't catch it because collage is a word and I didn't notice it.

Many of us have had the phone change the words that we typed. We post it knowing that we typed the right word but the phone changed it. Embarrassingly sometimes, but we are not here to teach grammar.

America 1 Loc: South Miami

moldyoldy wrote:

Scotch is a tape.

Scottish salmon is marketed as particularly virtuous – a local product sourced from pristine waters.
It is marketed as healthy (loaded with Omega-3) and good for the environment.
Scottish Salmon is a premium farmed Atlantic salmon that is sustainably raised off the coast of Scotland.
The frigid waters and strong currents produce salmon that are both strong and high in fat content.
Scottish Salmon is one of the more mild-flavored salmon on the market.

moldyoldy

America 1 wrote:

Scottish salmon is marketed as particularly virtuous – a local product sourced from pristine waters.
It is marketed as healthy (loaded with Omega-3) and good for the environment.
Scottish Salmon is a premium farmed Atlantic salmon that is sustainably raised off the coast of Scotland.
The frigid waters and strong currents produce salmon that are both strong and high in fat content.
Scottish Salmon is one of the more mild-flavored salmon on the market.

I guess those fish only drink single malt.

kemmer

proud republican wrote:

He's staying in America, but you can bounce to any Socialist Country of your choice!!!

Palm Beach says he can't live at Mar a Lago, and he certainly can't go back to NY.

jelun

You referred to a spelling error.
You used the reference several times and STILL don't see what YOU got wrong.
Once upon a time we would say "...a few fries short of a Happy Meal."

skyrider wrote:

Here you are oh ignorant SSDD. Lonewolf wrote:
He don't dare stay here

"Doesn't" For those of us who made it past the 2nd grade.
Also how about a period (.) at the end of a sentence?

jelun

maximus wrote:

It can be called spelling but it's actually grammer. The word should have been doesn't for does not instead of don't for do not.
The sentence would read he do not dare to stay here but should read he does not dare to stay here.
One has to be careful about such things when taking part in a two sided debate. I was made fun of, ( not on OPP), for misspelling college.
Spell check didn't catch it because collage is a word and I didn't notice it.

In what world is "don't" not spelled d-o-n apostrophe t? So no, it cannot accurately be called a spelling error.

America 1 Loc: South Miami

moldyoldy wrote:

I guess those fish only drink single malt.

2 for 1.

America 1 Loc: South Miami

jelun wrote:

In what world is "don't" not spelled d-o-n apostrophe t? So no, it cannot accurately be called a spelling error.

It's a grammar error.
LW post: He don't dare stay here.
It is not he do not stay here.
He does not dare stay here.

Carol Kelly

proud republican wrote:

He's staying in America, but you can bounce to any Socialist Country of your choice!!!

I love your response. (And in Scotland, the people are Scots, the whiskey which is excellent is Scotch).

America 1 Loc: South Miami

Carol Kelly wrote:

I love your response. (And in Scotland, the people are Scots, the whiskey which is excellent is Scotch).

Scotch whiskey, and also Kentucky Bourbon.
Knob Creek 15 year 100 proof Christmas present received, among the best.

the J man Loc: California

Auntie Dee wrote:

Trump is NOT GOING ANYWHERE! He will be re-elected but there may be a delay of the Inauguration!

And what will you do when Biden is confirmed to be the president elect tomorrow ? and by Pence to boot