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            | Subject: 
 | Re: Social Engineering (was: Re: The Friendliest Site On The Internet. (Was Re: A little self examination?)) 
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 | lugnet.off-topic.debate 
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            | Date: 
 | Tue, 24 Oct 2000 17:19:28 GMT 
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 |  | In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Larry Pieniazek writes: <snip>
 > C/becuase/because/
 > C/to nice and/too nice and/
 >
 > <GRIN>
 >
 > Seriously, without starting a big war, I think most of us know that you're a
 > bit spelling challenged, Eric.
 
 You want a war I'll give you a war... ;-).
 
 I don't pretend to be a good speller, I'm no good at the gramma stuff neither
 ;-).  Never have been and probably never will be.  I do try and spell check
 words that I trully don't know but seeing I use the web interface many typo's
 get through along with some misspelling when I am lazy.
 
 It's not something I am proud of but, I am not ashamed of it either.  I will
 admit that in my professional life I am much more careful but still not perfect
 by any means.  I guess thats why I just design and code and leave documentation
 up to someone else.
 
 > And we love you nonetheless.
 
 Gee thanks!
 
 > Having said that,
 > I do think that sloppy penmanship leads to poor marks. While there are reasons
 > why people may not be able to spell words, punctuate clauses, structure
 > sentences, and so forth correctly, it does detract, especially on first
 > impression.
 
 In general I agree but right now I have enough stress in my life to worry to
 much about my penmanship on LUGNET.  I try the best I can (which isn't really
 that good) but if I make a mistake I don't fret to long about it.
 
 >
 > People get past that, if there is merit behind the errors. And perfectly
 > formed fluff is still fluff nonetheless. But you know what I mean.
 
 Very true.
 
 > Still up, unless you count plane sleep, from when I typed the post you're
 > responding too, but about to call it a day.
 
 Well I have flown enough to know that plane sleep does not count.  So good
 night and rest well.
 
 
 Eric Kingsley
 
 The New England LEGO Users Group
 http://www.nelug.org/
 
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