February 23, 201115 yr Someone posted Megan Fox's phone number there too. It was 555... can't remember the rest. The best threads are always deleted :(
February 23, 201115 yr On the topic of awards, you're not going to be winning any grammatical awards in this thread! :( Geoff BaleanTroll alert!Seriously, where did my grammar fail? Philip D. Schmidt Jensen - Denmark
February 24, 201115 yr Troll alert!Seriously, where did my grammar fail? alot should have been spelled a lot.I think he was just poking fun, not necessarily trying to be an &@($*. Kenneth Weir My Saitek yoke mod i7 2600k @ 4.7 8GB Gskill CAS7 2x GTX580 SLI Surround + GT520 Accessory Win7x64
February 24, 201115 yr That was the idea. I probably should have included a different emoticon... :Big Grin:Geoff Balean alot should have been spelled a lot.I think he was just poking fun, not necessarily trying to be an &@($*. Geoff Balean
February 24, 201115 yr since you asked, "a award" should have been "an award." Ticky tack English rules.** Rule: use "an" before a noun beginning with a vowel as opposed to "a" before a noun beginning with a consonant, excepting, sometimes, nouns which begin with the letter y, which may, at the whim of my ruler-wielding eighth grade grammar teacher (with a incongruously uber-german name), be considered a consonant. Steve Perry PMDG Beta Team
February 24, 201115 yr That was the idea. I probably should have included a different emoticon... :Big Grin:Geoff BaleanI've learned to always take everything you read on a message board with a grain of salt. Sometimes the most innocent jokes can sound pretty offensive if you don't know the tone in which it was meant. While we're at it...since you asked, "a award" should have been "an award." Ticky tack English rules.** Rule: use "an" before a noun beginning with a vowel as opposed to "a" before a noun beginning with a consonant, excepting, sometimes, nouns which begin with the letter y, which may, at the whim of my ruler-wielding eighth grade grammar teacher (with a incongruously uber-german name), be considered a consonant. It's best to avoid run-on sentences. I'm also sure you meant to say "an incongruously "Just having a little fun... Kenneth Weir My Saitek yoke mod i7 2600k @ 4.7 8GB Gskill CAS7 2x GTX580 SLI Surround + GT520 Accessory Win7x64
February 24, 201115 yr Commercial Member Troll alert!Seriously, where did my grammar fail?No idea. Most of my Danish friends place commas in all the wrong places when typing in English. In Danish, the comma placement makes sense, but in English? Nope. Haven't seen that from you yet. Kyle Rodgers
February 24, 201115 yr No idea. Most of my Danish friends place commas in all the wrong places when typing in English. In Danish, the comma placement makes sense, but in English? Nope. Haven't seen that from you yet.I don't now the all the grammatical rules for commas in English, but a good rule of thumb is to place a comma wherever you would pause mid-sentence when speaking. Most people use too many commas, myself included. Kenneth Weir My Saitek yoke mod i7 2600k @ 4.7 8GB Gskill CAS7 2x GTX580 SLI Surround + GT520 Accessory Win7x64
February 24, 201115 yr This is why it is said english is the hardest lanuage to learn (don't get me started on French though). It's also why creating a computer that can "understand" it all was such a big deal (Watson). Eric Vander Pilot and Controller Boston Virtual ATC KATL - The plural form of cow. KORD - Something you put in a power socket. UNIT - Something of measure My 747 Fuel Calculator
February 24, 201115 yr This is why it is said english is the hardest lanuage to learn (don't get me started on French though). It's also why creating a computer that can "understand" it all was such a big deal (Watson).I'm 32 years old and English is my native language. I still don't know all the rules.... Kenneth Weir My Saitek yoke mod i7 2600k @ 4.7 8GB Gskill CAS7 2x GTX580 SLI Surround + GT520 Accessory Win7x64
February 24, 201115 yr I did not see the post but if he criticised the commentary I do have to say that I find it hard to listen to Chris's voice as well. Great instructional DVDs without a doubt but the commentary is definitely a big drawback for me. No offence but I usually start the DVD five minutes before the point I want to listen to just to get used to it again.Gerry
February 24, 201115 yr No idea. Most of my Danish friends place commas in all the wrong places when typing in English. In Danish, the comma placement makes sense, but in English? Nope. Haven't seen that from you yet.Just say it, you don't love me anymore :'( Philip D. Schmidt Jensen - Denmark
February 24, 201115 yr This is why it is said english is the hardest lanuage to learn.That is definitely not true! :( George Golas ---------------------- I hate gravity!
February 24, 201115 yr I did not see the post but if he criticised the commentary I do have to say that I find it hard to listen to Chris's voice as well. Great instructional DVDs without a doubt but the commentary is definitely a big drawback for me. No offence but I usually start the DVD five minutes before the point I want to listen to just to get used to it again.GerryDon't you think you're overreacting a little? Chris' voice is fine. It's not like you can't hear what he's saying. Emil Bjornholt - Norway - ENGM ~ Ultimate guide to the best FSX Addons on the market ( 2014 ) ~ www.fsxgetstarted.com/
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