PLEASE READ: phone stolen

Look I'm writing fast on a small phone. Yes I may have errors but understand I want to get my point across quick I'm not checking grammar I have more important things I had to do. Anyways I have my phone back and when I got it back the phone company was able to make it completely locked with a plu code that needed to be put in in order to see any info on my phone so the guy that found it was only able to use it for about 45 min then it was shutdown and now it's up and running in my hands the LE were not even able to turn it on cuz my company is amazing I love the new generation of smart phones if anyone loses there phone call your company and ask them to shut ur phone but also ask them to brick it that means they lock it from there towers and in seconds whoever has ur phone would need a plu password to enter it lol

Hi Vicki- I agree with everything that you just added, but there was one overt omission. Lilly's major concern at this juncture should not be her phone, rather her total inability to write and convey her ideas in anything resembling a recognizable language. To wit she has an able. all be it not as bad compatriot, in Bushman. Please folks, if you can not do it yourselves, then find the 1 person that you may have met who actually finished elementary school and have them proof read your convoluted attempts at expressing yourselves in English. This is embarrassing for a child, but for an adult it's pathetic. Originally Posted by whatitiz13

I think the word you're looking for is "albeit," although "all be it" is just about adorable.

While you're checking into that you might also consider that according to any style guide (AP or Chicago), with certain exceptions cardinal numbers lower than ten ought to be written out; so it's "one person," not "1 person." Likewise in future keep in mind that periods are ordinarily used at the end of a sentence rather than in the middle. Finally, please be aware that "proofread" is one word.

There was one other thing, ... oh yes. Maybe brush up on your own usage, spelling and punctuation before snidely biting other people's asses about it. Can't have people thinking you're illiterate *and* a jerk.

SWEET!! hahahaha

I've seen a lot worse. Awfully bitchy, maybe you need to get laid Originally Posted by AccidentalHobbyist

Yeah, he is the grammer and spelling police!! (He also informed me that I lacked skill in posting, but he did give me a compliment on service)
; )

Hi Vicki- I agree with everything that you just added, but there was one overt omission. Lilly's major concern at this juncture should not be her phone, rather her total inability to write and convey her ideas in anything resembling a recognizable language. To wit she has an able. all be it not as bad compatriot, in Bushman. Please folks, if you can not do it yourselves, then find the 1 person that you may have met who actually finished elementary school and have them proof read your convoluted attempts at expressing yourselves in English. This is embarrassing for a child, but for an adult it's pathetic. Originally Posted by whatitiz13

we don't make 200h bc we have are doctorate!!

I think the word you're looking for is "albeit," although "all be it" is just about adorable.

While you're checking into that you might also consider that according to any style guide (AP or Chicago), with certain exceptions cardinal numbers lower than ten ought to be written out; so it's "one person," not "1 person." Likewise in future keep in mind that periods are ordinarily used at the end of a sentence rather than in the middle. Finally, please be aware that "proofread" is one word.

There was one other thing, ... oh yes. Maybe brush up on your own usage, spelling and punctuation before snidely biting other people's asses about it. Can't have people thinking you're illiterate *and* a jerk. Originally Posted by HlavinKitheri

yea what he said!!!! I was so gonna say the same, was just waiting to see if anyone else had noticed his own lack of grammatical perfection!!!! Lol
; )

we don't make 200h bc we have are doctorate!! Originally Posted by trisha.xxx .countrygirl

ya just done perfectly illustrated that ...fact

So just a quick question…..It's great you got your phone back and all but how do you know the person that stole your phone did not copy down the contacts you have stored in your phone? Shouldn't you at least send out a text to your clients just giving them a heads up just in case …ijs

Yes, more threADing! You can use your safe word so they can be sure its you!

we don't make 200h bc we have are doctorate!! Originally Posted by trisha.xxx .countrygirl

My vote for Response Of The Year.

If Rockstar doesn't snatch some derivative of this one for his own use, he's missing a golden opportunity.

My vote for Response Of The Year.

If Rockstar doesn't snatch some derivative of this one for his own use, he's missing a golden opportunity. Originally Posted by Doove

Big picture, its the type of response that benefits no one.

Hi Vicki- I agree with everything that you just added, but there was one overt omission. Lilly's major concern at this juncture should not be her phone, rather her total inability to write and convey her ideas in anything resembling a recognizable language. To wit she has an able. all be it not as bad compatriot, in Bushman. Please folks, if you can not do it yourselves, then find the 1 person that you may have met who actually finished elementary school and have them proof read your convoluted attempts at expressing yourselves in English. This is embarrassing for a child, but for an adult it's pathetic. Originally Posted by whatitiz13

I'm coming late to the party on this one but are you fucking kidding me? Please ensure that you get both your social and emotional IQ checked as there a quite a few free programs for individual well below the mean.

MTny

I think the word you're looking for is "albeit," although "all be it" is just about adorable.

While you're checking into that you might also consider that according to any style guide (AP or Chicago), with certain exceptions cardinal numbers lower than ten ought to be written out; so it's "one person," not "1 person." Likewise in future keep in mind that periods are ordinarily used at the end of a sentence rather than in the middle. Finally, please be aware that "proofread" is one word.

There was one other thing, ... oh yes. Maybe brush up on your own usage, spelling and punctuation before snidely biting other people's asses about it. Can't have people thinking you're illiterate *and* a jerk. Originally Posted by HlavinKitheri

that was great!

My vote for Response Of The Year.

If Rockstar doesn't snatch some derivative of this one for his own use, he's missing a golden opportunity. Originally Posted by Doove

lol thankyou... xoxoxoxo