homeagain wrote: When you ask a legitimate question....(in a thread)....and you are served up "attitude", I WILL CALL YOU ON IT.....I give
what I get.....IF you are intelligent and phrase a sentence NOT to provoke and what you get back is attitude, I WILL
CALL YOU ON IT.... :bs:
Really off topic question. When did composing a sentence become so difficult? What does ... mean? If you are intelligent, phrase your question to your audience, or the audience you prefer.
[/b] I am SPEAKING to you
in person (is the concept).......there are pauses, inflections when you are face to face with a person (JMO)......the
FLAT SCREEN with words floating across the surface does NOT allow for that. JMO.......
homeagain wrote: When you ask a legitimate question....(in a thread)....and you are served up "attitude", I WILL CALL YOU ON IT.....I give
what I get.....IF you are intelligent and phrase a sentence NOT to provoke and what you get back is attitude, I WILL
CALL YOU ON IT.... :bs:
Really off topic question. When did composing a sentence become so difficult? What does ... mean? If you are intelligent, phrase your question to your audience, or the audience you prefer.
[/b] I am SPEAKING to you
in person (is the concept).......there are pauses, inflections when you are face to face with a person (JMO)......the
FLAT SCREEN with words floating across the surface does NOT allow for that. JMO.......
I'll have to agree with HomeAgain on this. I'm a playwright (no... not someone who claims to be, someone who is actually published and produced on stages) and I frequently post comments in this style (although I don't overuse carriage returns and acronyms as HomeAgain does). A playwright or a screenwriter will make use of ellipses and commas in an effort to portray the meter of dialog. And I find using that style to be a good way to emphasize conversation on a forum.
(P.S. HomeAgain... one word of advice... the proper form of an ellipse is 3 periods, not more, not less. And keep the carriage returns to a minimum. Use paragraphs or full sentences.)
I have ALWAYS found the computer to be an annoying method of communication... 
