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emildev
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| The_Quinsta wrote: | | Oh i was wondering how i can "thick" |
iv changed it ok
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FeHT
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| Posted: Fri 27th Jun 10:58pm Post subject: |
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Too much punctuation. Not enough spelling.
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emildev
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| Posted: Fri 27th Jun 11:05pm Post subject: |
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| FeHT wrote: | | Too much punctuation. Not enough spelling. |
and!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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wachtourak
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Rocky Mountain RM7
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emildev
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| Posted: Fri 27th Jun 11:14pm Post subject: |
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| wachtourak wrote: | | Rocky Mountain RM7 |
that a cool bike!!
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Colin
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| Posted: Fri 27th Jun 11:14pm Post subject: |
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A clear indication that all the little squiggly things are scrambled up inside your head.
The odds are very low that you will be able to orgainise the letter squiggles into whole words, let alone put them clear sentences that are worth reading.
Use of punctuation squiggles to enhance the meaning of your 'words' is wasted when there is no meaning to begin with.
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emildev
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| Posted: Fri 27th Jun 11:16pm Post subject: |
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| Colin wrote: | A clear indication that all the little squiggly things are scrambled up inside your head.
The odds are very low that you will be able to orgainise the letter squiggles into whole words, let alone put them clear sentences that are worth reading.
Use of punctuation squiggles to enhance the meaning of your 'words' is wasted when there is no meaning to begin with. |
ok thanks for that
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