IMS and after party buddie needed

[2talltim]

I have a room reserved for this weekend but noone to go with me to split the room and maybe gas and parking monies...anyone interested that wasnt oringially going?

[jblosser]

Do you like to cuddle/snuggle?

[2talltim]

Do you like to cuddle/snuggle?

its a double room..'s need not apply..

[MidgetTodd]

Pm yota

[magley64]

singular of buddies is buddy...

[Casper]

Pm yota

Yeah, Yota said something about hoping to go.

[2talltim]

Pm sent to him

[MidgetTodd]

Ill text him and tell him too

[2talltim]

singular of buddies is buddy...

Ill write that on the chalk board 20 times before recess:shortbus:

[jblosser]

singular of buddies is buddy...

First letter in a sentence is capitalized.

[magley64]

First letter in a sentence is capitalized.

not required for phrases

[kawi kid]

Friends are friends, but buddies sleep together

[jblosser]

not required for phrases

Correct, but you have a subject AND a predicate (or noun AND verb phrases), which = a sentence.

Meh, nvm.

/Free '2Tall wants a snuggle buddie' bump...

[max power]

winter thread!

[magley64]

"spelling correction" pow!

"grammar correction" thwap!

[jblosser]

(na-na na-na na-na na-na na-na na-na na-na na-na)

Tune in tomorrow, same bat-forum...

/bored while deploying servers for Continuous Integration testing and upgrading VMWare Tools on 8 billion servers...

[magley64]

rep is too buttery...

[Tonik]

First letter in a sentence is capitalized.

That is written in a passive voice. You should strive to use the active voice whenever possible. 'You should capitalize the first letter in a sentence.' for example. That way it clearly defines who should do what.

[bowdog]

That is written in a passive voice. You should strive to use the active voice whenever possible. 'You should capitalize the first letter in a sentence.' for example. That way it clearly defines who should do what.

Holy Jesus he just wants a bed buddy not a grammer course!!

[jblosser]

I was using "minimalist voice".

Duh.

I was stating a fact, i.e. the first letter in a sentence is capitalized, not writing a directive. I had a subject and a predicate - that's all that's required.

"Me fail English? That's unpossible!"

/still bored, still deploying, still upgrading.

Hey Tim - have you found your roomie yet?

[jblosser]

Holy Jesus he just wants a bed buddy not a grammer course!!

It's winter.

We can't (comfortably) ride.

We're bored at work - or at least I am, today.

The usual idiots aren't around to pick on (and Yes, I know you shouldn't end a sentence with a preposition, but to word it correctly, grammar-wise, comes out sounding awkward at best).

[Tonik]

The usual idiots aren't around to pick on (and Yes, I know you shouldn't end a sentence with a preposition, but to word it correctly, grammar-wise, comes out sounding awkward at best).

WAY too many comma's. I am writing the sysprep unattend.xml from hell.

[bowdog]

It's winter.

We can't (comfortably) ride.

We're bored at work - or at least I am, today.

The usual idiots aren't around to pick on (and Yes, I know you shouldn't end a sentence with a preposition, but to word it correctly, grammar-wise, comes out sounding awkward at best).

I am with you there!!!

[jblosser]

WAY too many comma's. I am writing the sysprep unattend.xml from hell.

Nope. Commas used correctly.

Just run sysprep once the server's up, before you connect the network.

[kawi kid]

When you queers are done jerking each other off over the English language ill be over in another thread butchering my sentences and misspelling words.