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Henrietta23

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I don't know if I have Strunk and White but I did have the APA style book.
 

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frasier fur tree

Had to add that one. I hope you don't mind. It's from BYC.
I also have a book called Painless Grammar but I hardly ever look at it.
 

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my little boy wanted to make a post with his favorite smilies. i thought this was as good a place as any


:he

:plbb :somad :tongue :duc :celebrate :ep :hugs

:drool

:bun


one more

:D
 

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I am afraid to say anything on BYChickens. It doesn't go over well even when I try to be lighthearted about it. Usually though I want to rant about chicken people not using correct terminology about chickens.
 

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LOL

hmm...so it isn't the chickens, it is the chicken owners...no wonder they are not thrilled --LOL

they might peck you to death cause you riled their feathers....:plbb
 

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I have to agree about BYC. I enjoy it but with so many people it's easy for someone to take a joke the wrong way, even if a post is made in the jokes section!
I love that rabbit smilie (or is it smiley?) I have a white rabbit and it makes me think of him!
 

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After doing a real quick web search I have surmised that it is smiley and the plural is smileys. Humph, that just flies in the face of accepted spelling conventions. But then I also found "smilies". Oh, the horror of American English and common usage.
 

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Is phish the korrect spelling for those things that swim in water?

Ain't English grand?
 
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