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Quoteoh well, i need a drink.
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I will share some of my RUM with you..
oh you're very kind... i'll say the word crackle repeatedly.
I miss Lee.
And JP.
And Chris. And...
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QuoteWhat can I pour you? Just about to mix up a margarita.
'ritas are nice, but amanda is sharing her rum and she's, um, well, cuter than you,
butt!I miss Lee.
And JP.
And Chris. And...
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QuoteFor those who may not know ... when responding to a post, Quote does not equal Reply.
In know, thanks for the review session though. Sometimes that's important
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Choosing Quote causes the entire text of the post to which you are responding to be inserted into your reply. Choosing Reply creates a reply to the post, however, it does not bring the text from the previous post forward.
Again, thank you. That was a good brush up.
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Times when using Quote is appropriate:
1) When you wish to highlight a particular portion of the post. Note that this technique is most useful when you quote only the relevant portion of the previous post. Most effective if the previous poster actually makes a point worth repeating and/or if they say something worth mocking.
This is great stuff!!!!
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2) When the person to whom you are replying has a tendency to delete and or edit the hell out of their posts and you would like to capture their thoughts as originally posted. Most effective with Grammar/Spelling Nazis, Drama Queens and in Speakers' Corner.
Good use of quotes I suppose. Still learning here.
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3) When you wish to humorously edit the previous poster's prose to make it look as if they said something they did not. Most effective when you are actually funny.
That can be funny... but when quoter says.. Fixed it for you.. that's not true.
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4) When quoting the previous thread is an integral part of continuing a chain of thought. For example, quoting song lyrics, movie scenes, inside jokes. Most effective in limited doses.
Got it. Next!
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Generally, though, we can read the original post in its entirety, and really, once is enough. Some posts, in fact, are quite long (like this one, for instance). The more you misuse the Quote function, the more your fair readers have to scroll to get to your actual point. In fact, they might scroll right on past your addition to the thread because they don't realize you've actually added something of value. And really, why would you have posted otherwise? Stand up and be heard! Use Reply!!!
Agree, and disagree. I don't have to go look back at the quoted part 2 pages back if it's right there.
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Think of the poor postwhores who often read on their BlackBerry.
On your black berry? HA.. I really don't care
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Think of the HH. Think of the greenies who have to moderate everything multiple times. Think of the children.
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It's their choice to moderate, what do children have to do with this?
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As a preemptive strike, may I say that any of you who are thinking "I'll just quote her entire post, won't that be funny?" ... it's not.
Of course it is... at last the way monkey did it.
My grammar sometimes resembles that of magnetic refrigerator poetry... Ghetto
Bwahahahaha
Ok, you glass is read...
Ok, you glass is read...
Breathe out so I can breathe you in...
QuoteQuoteFor those who may not know ... when responding to a post, Quote does not equal Reply.
In know, thanks for the review session though. Sometimes that's importantQuote
Choosing Quote causes the entire text of the post to which you are responding to be inserted into your reply. Choosing Reply creates a reply to the post, however, it does not bring the text from the previous post forward.
Again, thank you. That was a good brush up.Quote
Times when using Quote is appropriate:
1) When you wish to highlight a particular portion of the post. Note that this technique is most useful when you quote only the relevant portion of the previous post. Most effective if the previous poster actually makes a point worth repeating and/or if they say something worth mocking.
This is great stuff!!!!Quote
2) When the person to whom you are replying has a tendency to delete and or edit the hell out of their posts and you would like to capture their thoughts as originally posted. Most effective with Grammar/Spelling Nazis, Drama Queens and in Speakers' Corner.
Good use of quotes I suppose. Still learning here.Quote
3) When you wish to humorously edit the previous poster's prose to make it look as if they said something they did not. Most effective when you are actually funny.
That can be funny... but when quoter says.. Fixed it for you.. that's not true.Quote
4) When quoting the previous thread is an integral part of continuing a chain of thought. For example, quoting song lyrics, movie scenes, inside jokes. Most effective in limited doses.
Got it. Next!Quote
Generally, though, we can read the original post in its entirety, and really, once is enough. Some posts, in fact, are quite long (like this one, for instance). The more you misuse the Quote function, the more your fair readers have to scroll to get to your actual point. In fact, they might scroll right on past your addition to the thread because they don't realize you've actually added something of value. And really, why would you have posted otherwise? Stand up and be heard! Use Reply!!!
Agree, and disagree. I don't have to go look back at the quoted part 2 pages back if it's right there.Quote
Think of the poor postwhores who often read on their BlackBerry.
On your black berry? HA.. I really don't careQuote
Think of the HH. Think of the greenies who have to moderate everything multiple times. Think of the children.
It's their choice to moderate, what do children have to do with this?Quote
As a preemptive strike, may I say that any of you who are thinking "I'll just quote her entire post, won't that be funny?" ... it's not.
Of course it is... at last the way monkey did it.
I have nothing to add here!!
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Beauty is only skin deep, but ugly goes clean to the bone!
I like to start my day off with a little Ray of Soulshine™!!
I like to start my day off with a little Ray of Soulshine™!!
I just had to poke Krisanne with a stick.
But I got micro to laugh as well. I might not have as cute an ass as amanda, but ... hell, can I have some of that rum and a peak at the aforementioned?
But I got micro to laugh as well. I might not have as cute an ass as amanda, but ... hell, can I have some of that rum and a peak at the aforementioned?
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QuoteQuoteQuoteFor those who may not know ... when responding to a post, Quote does not equal Reply.
In know, thanks for the review session though. Sometimes that's importantQuote
Choosing Quote causes the entire text of the post to which you are responding to be inserted into your reply. Choosing Reply creates a reply to the post, however, it does not bring the text from the previous post forward.
Again, thank you. That was a good brush up.Quote
Times when using Quote is appropriate:
1) When you wish to highlight a particular portion of the post. Note that this technique is most useful when you quote only the relevant portion of the previous post. Most effective if the previous poster actually makes a point worth repeating and/or if they say something worth mocking.
This is great stuff!!!!Quote
2) When the person to whom you are replying has a tendency to delete and or edit the hell out of their posts and you would like to capture their thoughts as originally posted. Most effective with Grammar/Spelling Nazis, Drama Queens and in Speakers' Corner.
Good use of quotes I suppose. Still learning here.Quote
3) When you wish to humorously edit the previous poster's prose to make it look as if they said something they did not. Most effective when you are actually funny.
That can be funny... but when quoter says.. Fixed it for you.. that's not true.Quote
4) When quoting the previous thread is an integral part of continuing a chain of thought. For example, quoting song lyrics, movie scenes, inside jokes. Most effective in limited doses.
Got it. Next!Quote
Generally, though, we can read the original post in its entirety, and really, once is enough. Some posts, in fact, are quite long (like this one, for instance). The more you misuse the Quote function, the more your fair readers have to scroll to get to your actual point. In fact, they might scroll right on past your addition to the thread because they don't realize you've actually added something of value. And really, why would you have posted otherwise? Stand up and be heard! Use Reply!!!
Agree, and disagree. I don't have to go look back at the quoted part 2 pages back if it's right there.Quote
Think of the poor postwhores who often read on their BlackBerry.
On your black berry? HA.. I really don't careQuote
Think of the HH. Think of the greenies who have to moderate everything multiple times. Think of the children.
It's their choice to moderate, what do children have to do with this?Quote
As a preemptive strike, may I say that any of you who are thinking "I'll just quote her entire post, won't that be funny?" ... it's not.
Of course it is... at last the way monkey did it.
I have nothing to add here!!
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If you have nothing to add then why are you quoting let alone replying?
Divot your source for all things Hillbilly.
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You know you want to spank it
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