Reputation Comments, positive and negative

[TroutBum]

Thats because Ute fans like myself dont fall for your shenanigans and laugh off the most ridiculous statements that BYU fans come up with. EX: Beer pouring, anything that was related to Jake Hypes, going to win the NC every year, never losing a recruit to Utah and the best, 1984

Except, I don't ever say those things.

 

[TroutBum]

Is there something about you that I should know about? (Besides that you like Pink Floyd)

He's into men with facial hair and Bronco's. Oh, and he sucks at poker.

 

[craig2112]

He's into men with facial hair and Bronco's. Oh, and he sucks at poker.

Wow, I'd better take him seriously.

 

[Bronco70]

He's into men with facial hair and Bronco's.

I also have an affinity for people who know how to use an apostrophe properly.

 

[moevillini]

I also have an affinity for people who know how to use an apostrophe properly.

not to mention those who can spell apostrophe correctly - now that's a turn-on!


(and please note the correct usage of both an apostrophe and a hyphen)

 

[colton]

Actually, you probably should have used an em-dash there rather than a hyphen.

 

[Gameface]

It's getting hot in here!

 

[TroutBum]

It's getting hot in here!

So take off all your clothes.

 

[moevillini]

Actually, you probably should have used an em-dash there rather than a hyphen.

Dearest Colton - Begging your pardon here, but I am an older woman who learned her p's and q's before such a thing as an em-dash was part of the lexicon. Back in the old days, grammar lessons did not include the em-dash; it's probably just something you young whippersnappers invented to confuse the older generation. In this case, I stand by my hyphen, and I will quote no less an authority than wikipedia on this:

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Turn On may refer to:

* Turn-on, another word for sexual arousal
* Turn-On, a 1969 American sketch comedy TV series
* The Turn-Ons, an American rock band
* Turn On, an English rock band formed by Tim Gane of Stereolab

In case you are confused, I was using the term in the first sense, which is clearly hyphenated. I was not talking about a light switch, a water faucet or a rock band of any ethnicity.

I hope this clears up any confusion about the proper use of a hyphen when discussing matters of this nature.

Your friend,
Moe

 

[Hantlers]

not to mention those who can spell apostrophe correctly - now that's a turn-on!


(and please note the correct usage of both an apostrophe and a hyphen)

Apostrophe
Apostrophe
Apostrophe
Apostrophe
Apostrophe
Apostrophe
Apostrophe
Apostrophe
Apostrophe
Apostrophe
Apostrophe
Apostrophe
Apostrophe
Apostrophe

 

[colton]

Dearest Colton - Begging your pardon here, but I am an older woman who learned her p's and q's before such a thing as an em-dash was part of the lexicon. Back in the old days, grammar lessons did not include the em-dash; it's probably just something you young whippersnappers invented to confuse the older generation. In this case, I stand by my hyphen, and I will quote no less an authority than wikipedia on this:

Actually, I was talking about the hyphen you used between "correctly" and "now". I didn't even notice the one in "turn-on" (which, as you say, was used correctly).

:group hug:

 

[bigb]

Does anybody actually believe craig really gets all these ladies he keeps referring to? Unless her name is Rosie and she has some sisters, I'm not buying it.