I don't. I use it once in a while but cooking just for myself i use the electric grill in the kitchen.Plug it in and don't have to use gas or charcoal.

If I had to say I "loved" a cooking tool I would have to say my crock pot! Um can you say pinto beans with country ham chunks?

OMG, yes. I cook on that bitch every night. Anything normal people cook in the oven or stove top. I cook on the grill.

Okay, yes, lix rips into you but not in this thread and you know that admin has a soft spot in his heart for her..... be careful what you say, be the bigger person.

Now, if you want to rip into hotpussy, she's been driving around in the Crazy Wagon lately and she's fair game or has she been kind to you?

I hadn't really noticed, but now that I have. THANKS dgraff First thing that popped into my mind, was... Throw her a fish and see if she screams, Arrrrr Arrrrrr Arrrrr and claps...

Maybe she's giving you the opportunity to be nice. You are off to a bad start by calling her a "crazy loon".

I understand your observation and you've given a fine example. From my perspective, I believe that there are certain standards for certain people. My pops was a school teacher and one of the things that really made his alarms go off is when I said; "I ain't got no" as a young person, maybe 12 years old-ish.... Was that poor grammar, YES. Is that something that I would anticipate hearing a community leader or one of the telephone reps at my place of business saying? NO!

I'm with Bella. Grammar and spelling is important. Just as cursive writing, which is not being taught much anymore. I do admit my grammar is sometimes poor, but I try to make an attempt to make sure it is correct.

Yes, I agree, most of the time the meaning comes across but not everyone.

Most immigrants who come to the country complain about how hard English is to learn because of all the improper grammar.

In casual conversation with friends, it is usually ok but in a business or formal setting I feel grammar is important.

Just my 2 cents! LOL!!!

Context is everything. In the situation you describe the message is clear and probably easily understood. In casual conversation between family or friends a conversation in local dialect with local vocabulary is fine but the point of language is to enable communication and understanding so in more formal contexts a common structure of grammar, spelling and punctuation is important.
Language is constantly changing, just look back at the novels of the 17th and 18th century and how different grammar and syntax are in those compared to novel of today. We all adapt to these changes as time passes. Me, I am struggling with text speak but as sure as eggs are eggs that will permeate our language far more than it already has and change it.
Personally O would never criticise anyone her or elsewhere for their poor grammar on style of speech, I think that this is not an appropriate forum for doing that, but that doesn't mean i won't be cringing inside.

I hope that I get to that age and am as fit as he is when I do. He has done an incredible job, in I am sure often difficult circumstances, supporting the Queen and foregoing any personal ambition always playing second fiddle.

I really doubt that he cares.

By the way, your (WHY?) does not read that way now. She spends so much time looking to see what is said, she probably gave it more thought and changed her (WHY?) up a bit so that admin doesn't "spanky, spanky" her.

Haha! That fricken whack-a-doodle blacklisted me, unblacklisted me, blacklisted me again and posted this (WHY?):

13. I heard from Skittles the witch renamed her broom to CANDY so she could pretend she's sitting on my face while she rides it. Listen, BITCH WITCH, I may be BI but I'd never would lick your sorry, dried up ass.


If that old bag isn't VILE, VULGAR and DISGUSTING, I don't have a grasp on the English language and understand the meaning of the words!

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