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motoged
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Skeet's "Capitals"
Skeet,
It is interesting to read some of your posts.
Was wondering, though.....how do you decide which words to capitalize??
Do they have special importance in each post or am I reading into it too much?
A curious mind wants to know.
Don't believe everything you think....
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DENNIS
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Skeet is a free spirit...makes his own rules. Gotta luvit.
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DanO
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Special keyboard with random capital generator.
\"Without deviation from the norm, progress is not possible.\" -- Frank Zappa
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gibson
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'got DOPE' ?
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JG
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Could This Fall Under "TEXAS CAPITAL PUNISHMENT?"
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castaway$
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I think the basics were taught in grammar school, and advanced capitalization in Junior High ( note the capitalization).
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bajadave1
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I think DanO, has the inside track.
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Skeet/Loreto
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Must be slow on the Board this Morning!
Time to Jump on "Ole Skeet" again.
Bring it On!!!
Rote Memorization!! Habit?? Too Old to Change??
I am inclined to think that as I was going through College in my Report Writing Classes I was Taught to use Capitals to bring attention to the Reader
especially for "Capital Murderers in Texas". Would be better if California would "Fry a Few More each Year"!
Would YouALL beleive that I got a Blue Ribbon in Second Grade for "Spelling".
Also Selected as "Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities"" 1957!!
I know, I know it is hard to beleive an ex Hobo, Cowboy, Logger, Towbar Jockey, Cantalope Inspector, Wine Grape Inspector, Tomato Inspector, Truck
Driver, Aviation Accident Investigator, Private Investigator,House Detective, Snap-On Tool Dealer, Pilot with 6,000 Hours, Rental Property
Investments, Calif.Texas, Montana, Wa. Arizona, and last but not least Baja Calif, Sur, Sea of Cortez Fisherman for 27 years{Panga Owner and Operator}
would ever end up in the Great State of Texas with a Beautifull Wife, 2 Horses, 2 Cats, two Dogs??????
And best of all no DOPE in my Life.
Maybe that if I had learned to spell better and not do so many "CAPITALS" iI could have been a Success in Life!!
It is a Great Day in Texas, 25 Degrees, Sunshine, light Bresse, and good company on this Board.
GOD BLESS YOUALL
skeet/loreto
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DENNIS
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Quote: | Originally posted by Skeet/Loreto
Wine Grape Inspector |
Arn't we all?
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vandenberg
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Talk about " career " changes.
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Oso
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e.e. cummings never used capitals. Victor Hugo and Thomas Wolfe used lots of commas and filled whole pages with one sentence. Hemmingway was
renowned for short, clear sentences.
It's all a matter of style and Skeet's is definitely unique.
All my childhood I wanted to be older. Now I\'m older and this chitn sucks.
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wilderone
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Can't you keep a job, Skeet?
HUGS!
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DianaT
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Change in jobs, careers, living spaces, etc. is good, IMHO---keeps the brain from going moldy.
[Edited on 2-7-2008 by jdtrotter]
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Barry A.
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Skeet--------Multiple jobs???? I can sure relate to that. Opportunities just keep/kept opening up, and it is ALL exciting and challenging!!! I am
pretty sure that you had it the same way, as we had many of the same type jobs, and in the same places------and I loved it all, as you obviously do
too.
I applaud you, Skeeter.
barry
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Mexitron
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Quote: | Originally posted by Oso
e.e. cummings never used capitals. Victor Hugo and Thomas Wolfe used lots of commas and filled whole pages with one sentence. Hemmingway was
renowned for short, clear sentences.
It's all a matter of style and Skeet's is definitely unique. |
Ever read Molly's siloloquy in Joyce's "Ulysses"?!
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Skeet/Loreto
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Just a Short Report to keep this Thread Going:
People I have met, People I admired, Just People.
Admired: Mozart
Kipling
George Washington
Harry S. Truman
FDR
JFK
Have Met:
John Wayne Slinging Sammy Baugh
Charlton Heston Lew Jenkins
Steve McQueen Tony Zale
Alan Ladd Lavern Roach
Roger Penske Tennesee Erine Ford
Lawrence Welk Buck Owens
Brenda Lee
Lefty Frizzel
Maybe that some of you other "Ole Timers will remember.
For the Young Ones Try Google.
Still looking for something do so so I am in the Process of getting my Texas Private Invstigators License- Starting a Business in the Texas Panhandle,
West Texas Areas.
Some of the Attornies here tell me I am "Illegal" because I left Texas and got my Education in California.!!!
Oh Well , it takes all kinds of People to make up this old World of Ours.
skeet/loreto
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Skeet/Loreto
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Wine Grape Inspector State of Calif.
Sold my Sanp- On Tool Route-Spent the first Summer as a Wine Grape Inspector, nest Summer as Supervisor of Inspectors at the Wineries around San Jose
and Gallo Winery at Livingston.
Hard to beleive that the Farmers would bring as many as 700 Loads of Grapes to be Crushed at that one Winery!
Sample of the Grapes would be pulled from each Load, tested for Rot, Sugar{Farmers were Paid on Sugar Content}
Earnest Gallo would fly in each moring at 7 Am then on to Fresno and return at 7 Pm and those Grapes had better be in the Crusher with no Trucks lined
up Full.
Then One day I discovered that one of my Inspectors had Forged a Certificate of Thompsons{$200 a Ton} for Zinfidels{$600 a Ton}. Thompsons were being
sent to a Winery near Stockton Calif.bottled and labeled as Zin's.
Did not want to be involved with the Mafia so that was enough{Ready for another Career Change}. Later it cost the Boys in Stockton $13, Million Fine.
Dennis I sure do enjoy a good "Muscato" especially from the Central Valley of Calif.
Trouble again with Tomatoes next.
skeet/loreto
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MrBillM
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Sanp ?
Is that a Texas Brand ?
I used to buy Snap-On and MAC Tools. No Sanp. Maybe they aren't sold in California.
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Skeet/Loreto
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Snap-On Tools>
Tucker use to give me a bad time about Spelling. Now Mr. Bill. Oh Well it takes all Kinds of People to make up this old World.
Mr. Bill: Keep your Drawers Clean!!
Skeet/Loreto
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CaboMagic
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Skeet please email tommyandlori"AT"cabomagic.com .. keep getting bounced back from an old email addy .. Lori
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