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Things You Think A Newcomer to Terminalcoffee Should Know
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Feb 27, 2013 05:40AM
*Ducks in case Kevin starts pointing*
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Newcomers and oldcomers should be required to know the difference between its and it's and use them correctly.
Members should have to be members for 6 months before they can self-promote.
Members should have to be members for 6 months before they can self-promote.


1. Is this too many words?
2. Is this obnoxious?
3. Am I showing my true asshole colors here?
Just keep it short, to the point, and by all means keep it kind.


I also use the same amount of exclamation in person as I do exclamation points in comments. I have tried to simmer it down ever since the SIL told me our MIL thinks my reactions to things are fake. That hurt.

1. Is this too many words?
2. Is this obnoxious?
3. Am I showing my true asshole colors here?
Just keep it short, to the point, and by all means keep ..."
I tend to be wordy when I'm passionate about my response to something or I'm sharing an anecdote. I can't help it. I'm the same way IRL. Just gloss over my posts. I'm sure many of you do, anyway. :) "
Wait? What? Did Heidi say something?


So, I am intrigued now. Why are they coming?

It's taking Cynthia 22 minutes already."
And to think she got frustrated with her mom.

1. Is this too many words?
2. Is this obnoxious?
3. Am I showing my true asshole colors here?
Just keep it short, to the point, and by..."
lol I love you


A wise lesson from my father: mostly anything 'too' is not good.
Does that make sense?

Hang out in some more threads so we can get to know you and we might reconsider.

Jesus, it is not even that interesting. My mom has been making quilt tops from some of my late Grandmother's massive fabric stash. Apparently Bonnie and Greg want to pass along some of their fabric collection to mom.

It might not seem interesting, but it is lovely nonetheless. Thanks for sharing it with us.


Don't even get me started on her updates on the health/illness of her various friends I've never met. Blurgh.

Carol: I think that is a definite senior thing. My grandparents would get into horrendous, long arguments about what kind of salad dressing came with their iceberg lettuce at the cafe. No, Marvin, I am quite sure you ordered the blue cheese dressing. Inez, I did NOT.
My father is like that too but he will drop in a comment about Iran's nuclear facilities. And you're like, "Are we still talking about the bread your sandwich came on? Or geopolitics? Because you need a transitional sentence in there."

This may be relevant advice to old members as well. Including particularly old members.
I assume that is directed at Kevin's recent postings about the Higgs boson particle. I didn't want to say anything, but yeah.

Not just Kevin. There is another particular recidivist.




Who in the wide wilderness is "stalking" GR women?
Do you have proof of such a thing?"
Either they can read and have not posted in the last week or they are away.
Please ladies, it can be either ignorance or folly to be blind to it.