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I suppose it could work. What would we call it?

Couldn't read your whole post. I ran out of breath halfway through.

This is at least 10 characters.

Semi-colons are fancy now? Next, brushing one's teeth will be considered fancy.

Micro evolution, yes; macro evolution, no.

I thought at first you were just being a jerk with your "Prove it," but, what the heck, maybe you really want to learn. http://m.grammarbook.com/punctuation-rules/quotation-marks.aspx I've seen more and more ignorance concerning this rule in just the last 3 months. I don't know if our...

The period at the end of the sentence goes inside the quotation mark.

Different guy then. It's "an owner from Joliet."

We must be talking about different individuals. I thought the main guy out of that area was out of business.

Ooops, drive-by time. Everybody duck.

Well, first, there's no free speech here. The speech here is only as free as the speech in your living room--you can insist that something not be discussed or your guest can get the #@$#!! out. Otherwise, though there are still errors in your last post, it's good to see you made the effort to...

Thank you.

I doubt it's laziness. More likely cognitive ability. Or past laziness, like in school.

Hmmmm... last time I posted such a critique like you and Turtle just did, a moderator stepped in and admonished me for it, deleted my equally valid post. "I'm all for a double standard. It'd be a reduction in the number of standards in play." And notice the OP, though having been corrected...

Well I should hope so. He's got bills to pay. Wish him well so he can make lots of money and pay his debts.

Ridiculous. You don't know any of this.

Stoled? I haven't heard that "word" since about 2nd grade. As matter of jurisprudence, there's what you know, and what you can prove. So if someone "stoled" something, that doesn't mean they were arrested, charged, completely adjudicated, and incarcerated. Or maybe they're somewhere in the...

The problem is that it isn't in your control. You're trusting a third-party to track you only when they say they are. You call in, tell them to stop tracking you, and the phone goes BEEP BOOP BEEP "Ok, we're not tracking you." But you don't know any such thing. So what happens when you quit the...

That's why I objected to Macropoint. I had no control over it. It was nothing I could turn off or uninstall from my vehicle or my phone. I had nothing but the company's assurances that when I punched in to stop tracking me for X hours, that I wasn't being tracked. You might be aware, private...

How did America come to this, where free-spirited types who value privacy are denigrated? I thought even Canadians were more independent than that. Apparently, there's more difference between Canadian English and American English than I thought. What we call freedom, they call rebellion.