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chuseyo
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Need some info on the Alesis HD24 for a presentation tomorrow.Anybody brief me up on it please.
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stevieb
Just another guy, really.
I know it's a somewhat old thread, and not ragging on you, chuseyo, but
1. Shouldn't you do your own boning up on stuff you are trying to pitch, and
2. Shouldn't you have done your research before 24 HOURS PRIOR TO YOUR PRESENTATION?
1. Shouldn't you do your own boning up on stuff you are trying to pitch, and
2. Shouldn't you have done your research before 24 HOURS PRIOR TO YOUR PRESENTATION?
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robin watson
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I know it's a somewhat old thread, and not ragging on you, chuseyo, but
1. Shouldn't you do your own boning up on stuff you are trying to pitch, and
2. Shouldn't you have done your research before 24 HOURS PRIOR TO YOUR PRESENTATION?
Shouldn't you not be being a smartass twit 12 MONTHS AFTER THE QUESTION WAS POSTED?
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stevieb
Just another guy, really.
Shouldn't you not be being a smartass twit 12 MONTHS AFTER THE QUESTION WAS POSTED?
How could you miss
I know it's a somewhat old thread,
Hell, you even quoted it!
Oh, and
is a double negative. Didn't you learn about those in school?Shouldn't you not
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robin watson
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How could you miss
Hell, you even quoted it!
Oh, and is a double negative. Didn't you learn about those in school?
Prick, it's perfectly valid grammar. Fucking moron as well as a wannabe smartass. Good effort - now, back to playing with your studio knobs.
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stevieb
Just another guy, really.
My, MY, who pee'd in your cornflakes?
And I challenge your "perfectly valid grammer" comment- "Shouldn't you not be being" is not only a double negative, but is rather akward, too. "Be being?"
Oh, I get it. You have Asperger Syndrome.
And I challenge your "perfectly valid grammer" comment- "Shouldn't you not be being" is not only a double negative, but is rather akward, too. "Be being?"
Oh, I get it. You have Asperger Syndrome.
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robin watson
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My, MY, who pee'd in your cornflakes?
And I challenge your "perfectly valid grammer" comment- "Shouldn't you not be being" is not only a double negative, but is rather akward, too. "Be being?"
Oh, I get it. You have Asperger Syndrome.
It's 'awkward,' btw. Grammar, not grammer. Holy crap, shall we just leave it at that?? No, let's not: You'll find (if you wish to "pony up" on the subject first...) that double negatives are a part of the English language (which you appear to be bent on fucking up), and have been used (to good effect) since time immemorial. You will also note that double neg expressions readily translate into French (and most likely a host of other languages).
Your reason for citing the example of "be being" as awkward is irrelevant in the context of grammar, since there's nothing wrong with it grammatically. Granted, had I said 'acting the smartass,' or something, it would roll a little better, but you got my point: you were 'being a smartass.' And we all love to watch the smartass who comes unstuck.
As for Asperger's Syndrome: stevieb, you might want to take a look back at your comment to the original poster of this thread for a good example of less-than-ideal social interaction.
Man, you are a riot.