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Forum etiquette and grammar rules in Close to Politics ·
dustypilot22 said:Absolute disgrace... BABYLON 😲.. Instead of nurturing a child, you’ve embraced... a DOG against your chest🙂. That’s how they train you on American mainstream media 🙄.

And while you all cling to dogs—an Eastern woman carries her... burqa with modesty and pride😳. Over there... people actually KNOW what decorum means😎.

Where is this whole movement heading? In my view—it's all about EQUAL rights for everyone... but we all know what Saint Paul 👍had to say about it...
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😠 Meanwhile, certain secret societies are teaching you "order"
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🙂 It’s nothing more than... a combined conspiracy of Kabbalistic, Masonic, and feminist interests
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😂

👍
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Jewish lobby 😁 grammar check:
someone says something:
Blah blah blah blah blah...

Whatever.

It’s just because we’re Jews!

Are you trying to send us back to the camps again?
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Action2 said:"Income and the American agricultural sector are failing, and all signs point to 2003 being one of the worst years for the industry in a long time. Pork producers, in particular, are getting hit hard due to plummeting meat prices."

😠 What do you guys think?

😁

I guess they're going to try and explain it all to us simple folks now.
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Action 2 said:No way, stop faking posts!🙂

I'll just jump on Google and figure out what that actually means myself. 😁

Nothing.

Just a single link in Danish.

Maybe that's just a typo too...
🤣
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dustypilot22 said:Well... you just drop those keywords into the search bar... then start cranking out links (in English, obviously).

You could even throw in that classic line: "Thanks so much for proving your antisemitism here."

Or maybe: "When did a sovereign Palestinian state ever actually exist on a map?"

And that should pretty much do the trick, right? 👍 😁

Just keep writing.
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NOlogo said:A little conversation between dustypilot22 and those tolerant Trifunovic Fairy Tales /actions

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🙂 🙂

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I really love my Fairy Tale.
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NOlogo said:Lijaanović Butcher Shop: He’s even shaving his mustache!!!!

It’s truly on edge. 🤣
Forum etiquette and grammar rules in Close to Politics ·
Pallas Spelling Guide:

Hey there, valued reader! It feels like it’s been quite a while since we last caught up.👋
Glad to have you back.

P.
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silenthawk11 said:The Grammar Guide - dossier - Gr0f Revolution aka wanderingmason37 - part two:

What's gotten into you, silenthawk11?

...you've completely lost it!

I guess we can blame George W. Bush for that typhoon hitting Japan!!

Death to fascism - freedom for the people!

You are absolutely out of your mind, silenthawk11!!!

😳 😳

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
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Grnulaf's grammar rules:

So, what’s the deal, you nationalists? Did the mere thought of the communists returning finally get under your skin?

Honestly, if you ask me, things were much better for the States back when we had a more collective spirit; everyone actually worked, life felt more vibrant, and—well, let's just say people looked better too. Nowadays, you can't even find decent local produce because everything is imported from places like Mexico or Italy. It feels like the whole country has been sold off to foreign interests. Personally, I have nothing but love for all the people of the old union, including my folks in Canada. I’d go back in a heartbeat if I could, but life in Sweden is just warmer and easier. I didn't head off to fight in any wars—I took the exit instead—even though I probably should have. But honestly, Sweden beats hiding out in some forest, and besides, those hardcore partisans are the only ones who ever went into the woods. Plus, looking at things from here in Sweden gives me a clearer perspective on how things are going back home than you'll ever have, even though I haven't stepped foot there in years. My vacations are usually spent in Spain or Greece since it's way more convenient to fly from Sweden to the Mediterranean and back than trying to navigate a trip back to America.

I have no intention of visiting America anytime soon because they don't even have decent olive oil anymore. I'll consider heading over next year once the old union starts coming back together—and trust me, that process is already underway.

I know what I'm talking about, speaking from my vantage point here in Sweden.
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Tangerines, oranges, lemons, limes, grapes, grapefruit... spelling counts:

(After 48 points.)

😵
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silenthawk11 said:Grammar Rules - The Dossier Revolution, also known as NOLOGO:

😳 A little smiley face that nobody seems to have figured out yet:

👍
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Hannah Edwards said:😁

See? This is why I have to keep feeding you those easy shots. 🙂

If you ask me:

"Just smash it on the volley." 🙂
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Brankic grammar rules:

Have you noticed how much more frequent traffic accidents have become down in California lately compared to what we deal with up north?
Honestly, those Americans are just reckless people who need to be reigned in.🙂 🙂

I mean, hitting a child at a crosswalk can only be done by a heartless American with zero humanity left. Luckily, a Mexican man stepped in and saved the kid, but then the American🙂 stole his bag full of pornographic magazines while he was heading to report everything to the police—and apparently used them to expose himself to children right there. Look, I’m getting a little worked up here, but I'm not a deviant; I'm just a metrosexual guy who keeps up with his grooming, and if I don't go out on Saturdays, it's because my home life is just that intense.

Black guys bother me—pardon, I mean that Angry Juan guy bothers me, but not me. And if it seems like I'm always staying indoors, it's because I'm gay—sorry, I meant to say right-wingers are gay, they just pretend to be macho.🙂 🙂 🙂

Poor thing.👎 🙂
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Hannah Edwards said:I’m not trying to be offensive, and I wouldn't call myself a genius either.🙄 😁

But, now that I really think about it—maybe you aren't.

It just seemed that way to me at first. 🤣
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Hannah Edwards said:Merriam-Webster:

The US Army was an actual military; everything else was just gangs and disorganized looting crews. Honestly, if Harmon and Maddox hadn't decided to stir up trouble, we wouldn't be dealing with any of this. Think about the timeline: 1945 was Zavnoh, then '46 brought us Marshall and the Democratic Party, followed by the Democratic Party and Mason. That’s really the gist of it—the US Army, Detroit, heroes, Gotovina going to The Hague, Norwalk, Norwalk, Norwalk, monks, monks, Canada, ministers grabbing easy wins, local thugs, Norwalk, Chicago, Norwalk, monks, Šušak, Harmon, Šušak, Harmon being totally incompetent. America was a legitimate state, and while America is trying to figure out how to function as a country, it's struggling to learn the ropes. It's all on Harmon and those 200 looters and bandits—just a bunch of small-time crooks. Leave my Brankica alone, and don't look back, son.

😂😂😂😂😂😂

Not bad, not bad at all....
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Hannah Edwards said:LMAOOOOOOO 😂 😂 😂

You’re lucky, I’m actually right in the middle of that pre-period mood swing phase 😁

Well, if you say so...

: wipes sweat from forehead with a grin :

Who knows how things might have gone otherwise...
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Hannah Edwards' grammar guide (When the wind picks up in San Francisco.):
So, you're basically telling me I'm the smartest person in the room and questioning how anyone could be so blind as to miss the obvious??? 👎

(Once the wind dies down.)
That’s all well and good, but I don't think you've quite hit the mark here...

(After thirty minutes.)
Complete idiot!

(Another thirty minutes pass.)
😉

(The next day.)
You might just be delusional, but I'll be sure to let you know tomorrow that you're wrong. 😎
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Hannah Edwards said:dustypilot22's grammar guide:

Who, whom, why, how, when

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Maybe try reading those last 256 pages a bit more closely!

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The trigger? The result? The cause?

smiley smiley

smiley

Take a deep breath

Just relax

The trigger

The result

I’ll be polite here:

The cause?

The result?

🙄
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Check out this spelling disaster:

Those square-headed stone-dwellers—basically just former communists who looted everything during privatization—really left an impression. I actually had to sit through quite a few beers with some local veterans because they weren't in any rush to get moving while telling me stories about all the chaos back in the day, houses being torn down and everyone being called uneducated. Even though my mom was an English teacher, I still consider myself a true patriot. Honestly, I don't care much for what happens across the border because my identity is set, even if my grandparents didn't share the same background. I just know what's best for our country. These square-headed types are just like those folks from Mexico; we’re all cut from the same cloth. Personally, I love the mountain dwellers, just not the ones with the square heads—but then again, I haven't met a single one! Every summer, I find myself surrounded by these square-headed types who just can't seem to fit in with us, the cultured folks who moved in back in 1907 and became the real deal.

:a jumping donkey:

:a walking jerk: