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me the wife and my youngest went camping this past weekend, and it was all moist out and windy - OF course my lil girl, wife and I all got sicker than hecky darn, I am the worst I think - But if I feel up to it later I'm there for sure!! - My 10yr daughter is dying to see LOTZA MOTORCYCLES..... Whelp see you all there if I can make it, if not I'll be there next week for sure! -

JUST BUY A BATTERY!!! - It's not staying charged anymore cause it's in need of replacement!!.... too bad we didn't figure that push start thing when we were riding cause it would of saved about 1/2 hour waiting on that darn Roadside Assistance a few weeks ago!!

Whelp TTYAS -

- SKIP

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did you get a new batt. for that thing??

Nice: sentence-,structure? :nono:

Actually, other than not capitalizing "Did", his grammar was correct. I'm assuming you were talking about the period in the middle of the sentence. He used it correctly. He was abbreviating battery. An abbreviation should always be followed by a period. I <3 you anyways.

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did you get a new batt. for that thing??

Nice: sentence-,structure? :nono:

Actually, other than not capitalizing "Did", his grammar was correct. I'm assuming you were talking about the period in the middle of the sentence. He used it correctly. He was abbreviating battery. An abbreviation should always be followed by a period. I <3 you anyways.

Couple of things. Yes abbreviations have the period directly after them but that goes for abbreviations that are recognized by the english language to have an abbreviated format. example. Street = St. United States = U.S. etc.. This does not apply to someone who is just truncating a word because they are too lazy to type it out. Not to mention the double question marks and failure to capitalize. I do believe that any english teacher would swiftly give you an F on sentance structure here.

The term batt is shorthand, not an gramatically correct abbreviation. Writing in shorthand will not pass you in your english class and writing in gramatically correct english will not pass you in your shorthand class. With that being said, you made mention of grammer which I have to say Putty is correct. No more :drink: for you at work :evil:

+1 to Putty..

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Couple of things. Yes abbreviations have the period directly after them but that goes for abbreviations that are recognized by the english language to have an abbreviated format. example. Street = St. United States = U.S. etc.. This does not apply to someone who is just truncating a word because they are too lazy to type it out. Not to mention the double question marks and failure to capitalize. I do believe that any english teacher would swiftly give you an F on sentance structure here.

The term batt is shorthand, not an gramatically correct abbreviation. Writing in shorthand will not pass you in your english class and writing in gramatically correct english will not pass you in your shorthand class. With that being said, you made mention of grammer which I have to say Putty is correct. No more :drink: for you at work :evil:

+1 to Putty..

Actually, batt. is a correct abbreviation for battery.

http://www.acronymfinder.com/af-query.a ... &string=on

http://www.isn.ethz.ch/pubs/tools/index.cfm?abbrev=b

http://www.2carpros.com/auto_abrev/b.htm

Before you say anything about capital letters, read the third link. Batt. doesn't need to be capitalized.

Now on to your spelling and grammar...

grammer --> grammar

gramatically --> grammatically

english --> English

sentance --> sentence

So flounder, :stfu::lol::lol::lol::lol:

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Actually, batt. is a correct abbreviation for battery.

http://www.acronymfinder.com/af-query.a ... &string=on

http://www.isn.ethz.ch/pubs/tools/index.cfm?abbrev=b

http://www.2carpros.com/auto_abrev/b.htm

Before you say anything about capital letters, read the third link. Batt. doesn't need to be capitalized.

Now on to your spelling and grammar...

grammer --> grammar

gramatically --> grammatically

english --> English

sentance --> sentence

So flounder, :stfu::lol::lol::lol::lol:

I typed it quick and my spell checker is off. Either way, his sentence would have an english teacher screaming. I dont give a shit if I spell correct..

Dont make me photochop you.. :eek::lol:

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Actually, batt. is a correct abbreviation for battery.

http://www.acronymfinder.com/af-query.a ... &string=on

http://www.isn.ethz.ch/pubs/tools/index.cfm?abbrev=b

http://www.2carpros.com/auto_abrev/b.htm

Before you say anything about capital letters, read the third link. Batt. doesn't need to be capitalized.

Now on to your spelling and grammar...

grammer --> grammar

gramatically --> grammatically

english --> English

sentance --> sentence

So flounder, :stfu::lol::lol::lol::lol:

I typed it quick and my spell checker is off. Either way, his sentence would have an english teacher screaming. I dont give a shit if I spell correct..

Your bike is faster than my bike. You, sir, are most certainly a "slow" individual... and you forgot the apostrophe in don't and forgot to capitalize the "E" in English, again.

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The term batt is shorthand, not an gramatically correct abbreviation. Writing in shorthand will not pass you in your english class and writing in gramatically correct english will not pass you in your shorthand class. With that being said, you made mention of grammer which I have to say Putty is correct. No more :drink: for you at work :evil:

+1 to Putty..

Thank you very much.....Satan, you stand corrected. :tongue:

Those links you posted are considered more to be acronyms than abbreviations. In my perfect world, "batt" is lazyhand for battery.

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Since we are bashing grammar...

The next person who types "your" e.g. "YOUR STILL ASIAN" instead of "you're" e.g. "YOU'RE (YOU ARE) STILL ASIAN is going to get kicked in the junk! When you're going to insult someone, do it right!

same thing with people who don't know the difference between "their", "there", and "they're"

:devil: bitches

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i'll be out there, but since i get off work at 7, the only way i'd be able to meet at shell on time would be if i wore my work/dress clothes. i'll just be seeing everyone over at QSL...though i have no idea who any of you are!

Look for a group of goofy people standing around bullshittin. There will be a pearl white Suzuki and a Yellow Ducati in the group....

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Since we are bashing grammar...

The next person who types "your" e.g. "YOUR STILL ASIAN" instead of "you're" e.g. "YOU'RE (YOU ARE) STILL ASIAN is going to get kicked in the junk! When you're going to insult someone, do it right!

same thing with people who don't know the difference between "their", "there", and "they're"

:devil: bitches

Whodey, your in no position too tell us how to talk. Their are rules around here. :mad:

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