What is in elliotts coffee???

[raiderette_robbo]

Okay what is matt elliot thinking putting boogs on field and my robbo on the bench as the 18th man

 

[Anonymous]

Maybe you're on to somthing Raiderette.....

BOOGS IS DRUGGING ELLIOT!!!!

It's the only answer that makes sense!

 

[raiderette_robbo]

Yes i shud become a reporter......or they've been having some secret training. :lol:

 

[Steven Gerrard]

Robbo is NOT yours. :lol: Poor guy. :lol:

 

[raiderette_robbo]

now why do u say that 2004

 

[Bay56]

now why do u say that 2004

cause his mine

 

[raiderette_robbo]

now why do u say that 2004

cause his mine

bay i thought u were married......
plus arent u a guy....

 

[Bay56]

now why do u say that 2004

cause his mine

bay i thought u were married......
plus arent u a guy....

yes you're right raiderette ... but he is a good sort dont you think

 

[raiderette_robbo]

now why do u say that 2004

cause his mine

bay i thought u were married......
plus arent u a guy....

yes you're right raiderette ... but he is a good sort dont you think

something that skipped you mind aye bay.
ummmm..............................yeah really good sort....best lookin guy on the team..........

 

[Bobby DIGital]

I think I've got it!!!

BOOGS IS A MUTANT......AN X-MAN!!!

He must have some kinda super mind control power..he's hypnotizing the coach into picking him time after time....pity he cant use that mind control to catch the ball...

 

[jed]

now why do u say that 2004

cause his mine

Bay56, honestly I'd expect better spelling from you. The correct spelling (although I cannot vouch for the accuracy of your statement) is "Because he's mine", although this in itself is not a complete sentence.

 

[Raider Azz]

Jed's a grammar Nazi!!!!

 

[hrundi99]

Do they speak English in What?

 

[greeneyed]

"Because he's mine." is a sentence. It has a subject object and a verb ie "He is mine". That makes it a sentence.

 

[paulquinn49]

gees you guys really need a social thread...

 

[hrundi99]

"Q. I started a letter with this sentence: "With regard to your letter of June 6, 2003, we do not owe this money." My boss says this is incorrect grammer and that you can't start a sentence with "with" or "since". Please clarify this.

A. Rebecca, a lot of people also think that a sentence cannot be started with "because." Whether "because," "with" or "since," such a misconceived restriction against starting sentences with them may have evolved from the strategy of high-school teachers to prevent students' incorrectly writing what are called fragments like "Because he was sick." In such cases, writers depend on the previous sentence to give such a group of words meaning when that group of words should actually be attached to the previous sentence. Consequently, if students are told that they should not start a sentence with such words, they will tend to not write fragments. However, there are times when the sentence that follows gives such a group of words meaning, and if a writer follows that group of words with a comma, as you have, he or she is correct."

I'm afraid you've written a sentence fragment, not a sentence.

:idea:

 

[Walt Flanigan]

A verb is an expression of action. I don't see any such thing in that statement.

 

[Um Jammer Lammy]

Why don't reporters ask the hard questions and ask Elliott why he continues to select Bulgarelli.

 

[Bay56]

now why do u say that 2004

cause his mine

Bay56, honestly I'd expect better spelling from you. The correct spelling (although I cannot vouch for the accuracy of your statement) is "Because he's mine", although this in itself is not a complete sentence.

Absolutely agree with you jed .. dont know how I did that ... one of those things that really annoys me, ie the use of "his" when they mean "he's" (Raiders_2004 does it a lot). My son also pronounces it that way when he speaks which annoys me .. he says "It's not he's fault" to which I reply "well then it must be she's fault".

Anyway apologies for the error.

 

[jed]

Apology accepted, bay. :lol:

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