fire_diver
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The "grammar police" only tend to show up when people want to post on a topic, but everyone has said all that needs to be said.
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I would like to buy dive gear but dont have enough money too =(
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Damselfish
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Some people are going to be bugged as long as you use that user name. It's like calling yourself Dr. Brett when you're not a doctor. (Well not quite, but hopefully you get the idea.) A goal is nice but this isn't the best way to express it. I would suggest thinking of a new user name and asking an admin to change it.
Zeeman
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Isn't this one of the "features" of being a diver?
MargaritavilleDiver
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divinginn:
You must be young at heart - I haven't seen many teenagers these days who write properly on Internet forums!
besides using the shift key takes more time, time which could be spent diving...
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Stingray Brett
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ok thanks and ill try to change my username any suggestions that won't offend anybody?
How about "diver brett" ? But let's be grammatically correct, "brett" is a name and should be capitalized. Might as well go double-or-nuthin and make it "Diver Brett."
You could make all sorts of cheesy names, like "SCUBrettA," "It's Bretter underwater" or "Dr. Brett" :shakehead
And for what it's worth, I didn't mean to be critical to you by commenting on your spelling. I don't ever want to be considered part of the "grammar police" as I do make my own errors. I meant it more for laughs than for anything else. Only place spelling matters is in resumes, research papers, newspapers and sign language. For example if you were telling a deaf person to leap over a puddle to get inside, "Jump to your door," but accidentily told them "Jump to your doom," there could be serious repurcussions. Just always remeber that famous mantra, "Dyslexics, UNTIE!"
You could make all sorts of cheesy names, like "SCUBrettA," "It's Bretter underwater" or "Dr. Brett" :shakehead
And for what it's worth, I didn't mean to be critical to you by commenting on your spelling. I don't ever want to be considered part of the "grammar police" as I do make my own errors. I meant it more for laughs than for anything else. Only place spelling matters is in resumes, research papers, newspapers and sign language. For example if you were telling a deaf person to leap over a puddle to get inside, "Jump to your door," but accidentily told them "Jump to your doom," there could be serious repurcussions. Just always remeber that famous mantra, "Dyslexics, UNTIE!"
Spelling is over rated. . . as in leaving money for your kids, should you ever decide to have any, they will just fight over it. . .
MargaritavilleDiver
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dive master brett:
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Stingray Brett
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MargaritavilleDiver:
theres no way thats ever going to happen
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