Skallagrim
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I'm fond of terminating a sentence using an em dash, suggesting a sudden interruption or other dramatic event, as if—
I'm fond of terminating a sentence using an em dash, suggesting a sudden interruption or other dramatic event, as if—
Written and spoken English don't really have any rules aside from easy understandibilty and even that's optional because I have sometimes have difficulty making sense of what teenagers say.I'm fond of terminating a sentence using an em dash, suggesting a sudden interruption or other dramatic event, as if—
Written and spoken English don't really have any rules aside from easy understandibilty and even that's optional because I have sometimes have difficulty making sense of what teenagers say.
Yes.Word of experience from talking to your kids and their friends, I’m guessing?
Poor fella...
That depends if the wait staff is competent and most are he's nice enough but in most cases the fuck ups are the owners who do need to get through their shit to fix things.
He is also good with kids and when Customers were being awful would side with the wait staff and kick them out. he just doesn't put up with shit from garbage people or slackers and knows that owners are where the buck stops. he will go after a chef that sucks and doesn't want to improve or a manager that is fucking up too.Eh, that's true.
Don't recall any real notable cases of him chewing out the staff, but a few cases of him being surprisingly understanding with owners who are good people struggling to make things meet (such as this one) do come to mind for me. Can be surprisingly heartwarming, actually, mostly because it shows Gordon's not a total jerk devoid of compassion or leniency.
No offense taken.I always dreamed abaut being next Attylla Dzyngis Napoleon Hitler Mao ,but all i could is butchering english - and by accident,too.Yes.
For a TS example: @ATP's written English would horrify an English teacher and get an F. That's easily comprehensible compared to my daugthers when they're trying to pull a fast one.
EDIT: No offense to @ATP was intended. His posts are Ph.D English Professor level clear when compared to some of the incomprehensible things I've seen architects and engineers - who have all been taught how to write and draw in a clear and technical manner, BTW - inflict on draftsmen and secretaries.