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Jen

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Just curious Phil...you shut down a site, I found interesting .... What makes something like this have merit?

Your sentence didn't make sense "you shut down a site, I found interesting"? Did you mean that he shut down a thread you found interesting? If so........o_O (huh)regarding your way of writing it with that comma just slung in there for no reason (but maybe my interpretation is wrong so......)

But I have an answer to your question " What makes something like this have merit?" if it is in regard to my top post.

The instruction on our "General Posts" section is "Discuss anything you want". That was what I wanted to discuss.

Now. May I suggest you read the book Eats Shoots and Leaves by Lynn Truss. It is a book about punctuation and really, you need it. :) It's a small, cute little book with pandas on the cover. You'll like it.
 
Your sentence didn't make sense "you shut down a site, I found interesting"? Did you mean that he shut down a thread you found interesting? If so........o_O (huh)regarding your way of writing it with that comma just slung in there for no reason (but maybe my interpretation is wrong so......)

But I have an answer to your question: " What makes something like this have merit?" if it is in regard to my top post.

The instruction on our "General Posts" section is "Discuss anything you want". That was what I wanted to discuss.

Now. May I suggest you read the book Eats Shoots and Leaves by Lynn Truss. It is a book about punctuation and really, you need it. :) It's a small, cute little book with pandas on the cover. You'll like it.


Sorry... I was just trying to reach Phil. I am relatively new here and notice when a certain poster posts, he ends the board. (Not me) I did read the book. It was sweet . I apologize again
 
everybody should read"the sneeches on the beaches"
by dr. suess...

it will explain bigotry, envy, greed etc. on a level even educators can understand...
 
Sorry... I was just trying to reach Phil. I am relatively new here and notice when a certain poster posts, he ends the board. (Not me) I did read the book. It was sweet . I apologize again

Loved that book.
Moderating is not an easy job and I'm afraid that sometimes I make the job harder. No doubt we all do at times. I'm not sure which poster you meant, but every once in a while someone comes on here all stressed and things get out of hand. I don't think it's just one person that does that. And I'm sorry that you lost a thread that you were enjoying. I hate it when that happens. Frustrating. I'm sure Phil will have a good answer for you.
 
everybody should read"the sneeches on the beaches"
by dr. suess...

it will explain bigotry, envy, greed etc. on a level even educators can understand...

It had a great ending too:

"I'm quite happy to say
That the Sneetches got really quite smart on that day,
The day they decided that Sneetches are Sneetches
And no kind of Sneetch is the best on the beaches.
That day, all the Sneetches forgot about stars
And whether they had one, or not, upon thars."
 
It had a great ending too:

"I'm quite happy to say
That the Sneetches got really quite smart on that day,
The day they decided that Sneetches are Sneetches
And no kind of Sneetch is the best on the beaches.
That day, all the Sneetches forgot about stars
And whether they had one, or not, upon thars."

suess had an affinity to address complex social issues in such a way that even young children understood the message...

he was a great author...
 
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suess had an infinty to address complex social issues in such a way that even young children understood the message...

he was a great author...

I had more than a few of his books memorized when my kids were little. I read Seuss to them daily starting shortly after their birth. I have a tape (yes, :( a tape) of my oldest child saying "Marvin K Mooney will you please go now" is the best book ever!" Not sure why he picked that one.
 
I had more than a few of his books memorized when my kids were little. I read Seuss to them daily starting shortly after their birth. I have a tape (yes, :( a tape) of my oldest child saying "Marvin K Mooney will you please go now" is the best book ever!" Not sure why he picked that one.

yes, after you read them the same stories a thousand times {because they request them a thousand times} you dont need to look at the book,,and can become the "great storyteller"..

i dont recall marvin k. mooney..i remember green eggs and ham, the cat in the hat, horton hears a who, but not marvin...how does it go?
please.
 
I had more than a few of his books memorized when my kids were little. I read Seuss to them daily starting shortly after their birth. I have a tape (yes, :( a tape) of my oldest child saying "Marvin K Mooney will you please go now" is the best book ever!" Not sure why he picked that one.


ok my bad,,i remember it now, the cat in the hat, bedtime etc..

another great lesson...
 
yes, after you read them the same stories a thousand times {because they request them a thousand times} you dont need to look at the book,,and can become the "great storyteller"..

i dont recall marvin k. mooney..i remember green eggs and ham, the cat in the hat, horton hears a who, but not marvin...how does it go?
please.

I thought it was odd at the time that THAT was his favorite. I liked the alphabet book best and "Wocket in my Pocket". But we had the whole set ........we wore those books out
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