He's gone...his profile name as typed: scott bigjohnson ..the weenie wagger
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Obviously you can't read either. My overall opinion of Canadians is that they "are well spoken and intelligent"as I have already stated. My opinion of you; however, is that you lack the adequate brain power to spell correctly and to form complete sentences. In fact, you will probably read my response about 20 times before you are able to understand exactly what I'm trying to tell you. Simply put, I think you have nothing worthwhile to contribute to this forum. Every time you post something you prove to me that you have nothing worthy of reading. Why don't you go and start your own website, www.trollswhodon'townhummers.com?" I think it would be a great forum for individuals like you who have nothing important to say.

By the way Edmonton is Alberta's capitol city. Don't you think you should have capitalized Edmonton in your screen name?

 

 

PS: Here are the words you misspelled in your last post:

sorrrry (sorry only has two Rs not four)
havent (you forgot the hyphen - haven't)
dont (you and hyphens just don't get along - don't)
egloo (you live in one but you don't know how to spell igloo)
over all (should be one word - overall)
american (should be capitalized - American)
allways (always)

 

lol everyone here now will be totally proof reading their replys before they post

 

 

Then maybe you should start!

1. "lol" as anacronym should beentered as LOL.
2. As aseperateidea, "lol" should be separated from the new sentence by either a period, or a comma.
3. Unless you are mimicking anE.E. Cummings style of writing (no capitals or punctuation),you require additional punctuation.
4. The phrase "everyone here now" is incorrectly ordered,it should read "Now everyone here".
5. Proof reading is not two words, it is one word -proofreading.
6. "replys"proper spelling is "replies".
7. As the LOL acronym is commonly used to refer to a remarkable or funny situation, the sentence following should be followed by an exclamation mark as it justifies the use of LOL.

The correct posting should have read:
LOL. Now everyone here will be totally proofreading their replies before they post!


j/k I'm totally pulling you chain.

 

Don't you mean "your" chain?

 

Oops! I should practice what I preach!

 

"If you don't have anything nice to say don't say it" really would make this a better world and a friendlier forum - now that is not a bad thing is it?