allsome ????Debating with folks from a state where "Who dat say dey gonna beat dem Saints" and the false word "Geaux" are embraced by those with college educations.
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allsome ????Debating with folks from a state where "Who dat say dey gonna beat dem Saints" and the false word "Geaux" are embraced by those with college educations.
@Chinstrap,
You understate the degree to which @NOLATiger80 is wrong. There are NOT two schools of opinion on the subject. All leading grammar experts disagree with @NOLATiger80's prohibition against starting a sentence with "or", or any other conjunction.
The misunderstanding about starting sentences with conjunctions arises from a teaching practice. Young kids tend to overuse "and" as a sentence starter, so many grade-school teachers prohibit the practice. For people who never learn to write above a grade-school level, the prohibition remains firmly etched in their poorly developed brains. But those of us who have progressed to writing at a high-school level (or beyond) know that it is perfectly acceptable to start sentences with any of the FANBOYS conjunctions (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so).
Here's a link to an article discussing the topic.
Keep working on you English comprehension. You do well for English not being your native tongue. We will limit the use of polysyllabic words so that you can follow the conversation more easily.In any future posts concerning another person’s perceived lack of linguistics you may want to make sure that you formed complete sentences. It’s just a suggestion so you don’t look dumb. I’m here to help.
You do not understand, Grashopper.Here's a couple of guys that can get to the QB
Grant Delpit - 5 sacks
Michael Divinity - 5 sacks
Rashard Lawrence - 4 sacks
Glen Logan - 4 sacks
That's a safety, LB and two DEs. Meaning they come from all positions and all angles.
Dere ain't no way dem Longhorns can play de foosball like dem Hell S and U Fightin' Tigers, Cher.
Dey gonna jus' geaux home Saturday night feeling blessed to have been mauled by de Tigers.
Please, please, please keep saying these things.So apparently we don't have a chance according to K'LavonD'AndreJ'MarcusO'Henry ChaiseLounge
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Because this is a Longhorn site, the proper authority to cite is Garner's Modern American Usage (because the distinguished Prof. Garner earned his Bachelor's degree and his JD at UT.)@Chinstrap,
You understate the degree to which @NOLATiger80 is wrong. There are NOT two schools of opinion on the subject. All leading grammar experts disagree with @NOLATiger80's prohibition against starting a sentence with "or", or any other conjunction.
The misunderstanding about starting sentences with conjunctions arises from a teaching practice. Young kids tend to overuse "and" as a sentence starter, so many grade-school teachers prohibit the practice. For people who never learn to write above a grade-school level, the prohibition remains firmly etched in their poorly developed brains. But those of us who have progressed to writing at a high-school level (or beyond) know that it is perfectly acceptable to start sentences with any of the FANBOYS conjunctions (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so).
Here's a link to an article discussing the topic.
Keep working on you English comprehension. You do well for English not being your native tongue. We will limit the use of polysyllabic words so that you can follow the conversation more easily.
My main point all along, has been the difference in returning production.Orlando will throw the kitchen sink to get to your QB, so that's nothing we haven't seen plenty of before.
Debating with folks from a state where "Who dat say dey gonna beat dem Saints" and the false word "Geaux" are embraced by those with college educations.
We put ALOT of old books in our kids hands...books written when we knew a bit more about what's what.
I am always impressed and surprised at the grammatical make-up, rule adherence, punctuation, etc. and the variations even from what I was taught; and I believe I had a pretty good education. (You like that semicolon dont you!?)
If you compare those books to what is taught now or many of the books being written, you see we have forgotten much of what we once "knew" about our language.
Guilty as charged for going easy on a mentally challenged swamp creature.@Chinstrap,
You understate the degree to which @NOLATiger80 is wrong. There are NOT two schools of opinion on the subject. All leading grammar experts disagree with @NOLATiger80's prohibition against starting a sentence with "or", or any other conjunction.
The misunderstanding about starting sentences with conjunctions arises from a teaching practice. Young kids tend to overuse "and" as a sentence starter, so many grade-school teachers prohibit the practice. For people who never learn to write above a grade-school level, the prohibition remains firmly etched in their poorly developed brains. But those of us who have progressed to writing at a high-school level (or beyond) know that it is perfectly acceptable to start sentences with any of the FANBOYS conjunctions (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so).
Here's a link to an article discussing the topic.
If you only added two more safeties to that list, you would have Texas.
I say we challenge our swamp kitty neighbors to the east to a spelling bee.
Sports betting, you should learn how it works.
It's all part of the "Look how we beat Georgia Southern" mindset of swamp kittens. For some reason you now think every game will be like Georgia Southern.
polysyllabic
My main point all along, has been the difference in returning production.
Your new guys might set the world on fire, but the odds are that LSU's guys will increase their production with all that returning experience, while you guys might struggle to reproduce what you had last year.
Thankfully, we find out in a few days how all that statistical theorizing works out in a good on good matchup.
That's a safety, LB and two DEs. Meaning they come from all positions and all angles.
Wait, safeties and linebackers are now allowed to rush the QB?!?!
No wonder the SEC is so good on defense. Well it’s probably too late for us to look into this by Saturday.
Someone get a memo to Herman and maybe if we’re lucky we’ll be prepared for this by week 3.
There is a good chance that Foster knocks your QB into next week. I would tread carefully here.You need to listen to Mr Bill more. He knows all and sees all. He's touting the horns safeties as sack machines.
However, if we can somehow win, I say we make beer cups commemorating the event and engrave our bowl rings with the score! Better yet, let’s force them to be our rival. Woop?
So frickedWe are fricked as they will push our shite in our arse
I'm glad you mentioned Bryan Garner -- he's my favorite. Here's what Professor Garner has to say about starting sentences with conjunctions. My favorite line:Because this is a Longhorn site, the proper authority to cite is Garner's Modern American Usage (because the distinguished Prof. Garner earned his Bachelor's degree and his JD at UT.)
Garner's Modern American Usage|Hardcover
There are ten sentence-starting conjunctions in the United States Constitution. And rightly so.
No fun for the girls, though.Lol, if we win I suggest we make purple and gold pee pads with LSU as the target and keep them in every urinal in the stadium for the rest of the year.