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The Random, Meaningless Announcements Thread 3!

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I'm in a 300 level English class, and the grammar of some of my classmates is so terrible they are using incomplete sentences that lack a subject, sometimes a verb, and are rife with subject-verb agreement errors. From what I've read of the projects that are being work shopped so far, no one other than me has used whom. And there are so many terms not being used correctly, such as someone saying that Pink Floyd has guitar shredding. (we really need the facepalm emot back). And most of them can't even get the formatting requirements right.
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
I'm in a 300 level English class, and the grammar of some of my classmates is so terrible they are using incomplete sentences that lack a subject, sometimes a verb, and are rife with subject-verb agreement errors. From what I've read of the projects that are being work shopped so far, no one other than me has used whom. And there are so many terms not being used correctly, such as someone saying that Pink Floyd has guitar shredding. (we really need the facepalm emot back). And most of them can't even get the formatting requirements right.
usefull too are rite good
 

Brickjectivity

Veteran Member
Staff member
Premium Member
I'm in a 300 level English class, and the grammar of some of my classmates is so terrible they are using incomplete sentences that lack a subject, sometimes a verb, and are rife with subject-verb agreement errors. From what I've read of the projects that are being work shopped so far, no one other than me has used whom. And there are so many terms not being used correctly, such as someone saying that Pink Floyd has guitar shredding. (we really need the facepalm emot back). And most of them can't even get the formatting requirements right.
On the other hand English is always changing. Maybe this means we are being swept away with the times. Maybe Pink Floyd has guitar shredding?
 

Wu Wei

ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Well well well.... 4 inches of snow and now I have to go clear the driveway...... and hey...what a surprise...it is going to start again later today and we will have another 10 to 12 inches by tomorrow...happy happy joy joy
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
I'm ready for snow......2 snow throwers, an F350 with a Boss Plow, a son to drive the plow, & best of all....I get to do all the shoveling. I really like shoveling snow. It's peaceful. It's exercise. It's fun. And I get immediate feedback on a job well done. Now.....where's that damn snow!
 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Maybe Pink Floyd has guitar shredding?
Shred refers to a style that is based on a number of techniques used to execute a constant barrage of high-speed playing. Yngwie Malmsteen is frequently used as an example because of his minimum speed of 100,000 MPH to play what looks like a zig-zag line of notes when put on paper. Pink Floyd is psychodelic/prog rock, which uses a different range of scales and techniques. However they really kick *** when they are combined.
On the other hand English is always changing. Maybe this means we are being swept away with the times.
This is just pretty bad at times, fairly average for most, but for the level of course it is really bad. Just about everyone in the class is an aspiring writer, and some of what was written just cannot be understood.
And now I'm going to start becoming very super self-aware and self-conscious of my spelling and grammar here for having said all this, lol!
 

Brickjectivity

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Shred refers to a style that is based on a number of techniques used to execute a constant barrage of high-speed playing. Yngwie Malmsteen is frequently used as an example because of his minimum speed of 100,000 MPH to play what looks like a zig-zag line of notes when put on paper. Pink Floyd is psychodelic/prog rock, which uses a different range of scales and techniques. However they really kick *** when they are combined
Thanks for the reply. I have spent about 20 hours total practicing guitar in my lifetime, which is almost nothing, but I understand some of the major obstacles to learning to shred. Its an enviable skill.
This is just pretty bad at times, fairly average for most, but for the level of course it is really bad. Just about everyone in the class is an aspiring writer, and some of what was written just cannot be understood.
And now I'm going to start becoming very super self-aware and self-conscious of my spelling and grammar here for having said all this, lol!
When I was about 19 I was in a 300 level English Lit. class as part of a computer science degree. We read mainly short stories like Kipling's Heart of Darkness etc. It wasn't that hard. Mainly it was just very weird to me, reading what I considered (at that time) to be very weird literature. That was a long time ago though! Now I appreciate it more.
 

Wu Wei

ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
It's official, I've run out of places to put the snow...time to dig the banks back
 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I may be getting a second poem published! I had to do a rewrite of a part of Canterbury Tales, when the wife of Bath is introduced, and my teacher left a comment that I "must submit it" to be published for the schools publication. My story is about a wife from a very tiny town in Indiana (population less than 20), entirely fictional, who cooks meth (this is Indiana, after all), has a gambling problem which causes her to often be naked (it does come from Chaucer, after all), and whose big butt is something Sir Mix-A-Lot likes.
In one my philosophy classes, which revolves around Nietzsche and Foucault, I have to do online forum posts to discuss/debate the things talked about in class with classmates. I was working with someone in the class last night, and she got a text from someone else in the class telling her to tell me, with a very straight and serious face, to quit posting because I'm making everyone else look really bad.
My other philosophy class I'm going to ask the department head if I can test out of it. It is a great inconvenience of a few hours every other weekend, when I have so much other homework to do, to label if I think a sentence is a statement, question, expression, or whatever, or label a sentence if it is best understood as an argument or explanation. I need for the philosophy minor, but it is a total waste for me to be in the class.
 
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