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[quote]I always think the best way of proving things don't bother you much is to avoid writing two paragraphs about how much they bother you.[/quote]

*nods in agreement*

I was wondering about the old phrase I heard along time back.

Shut your mouth, & give your brain a chance to catch up.

P.S. that wasn't meant for you Warren, but I think that old phrase justifies some of what is talked about, Re: the previous statements quoted earlier.

You can't squirm your way out of this now Snake.........it was meant for Wazza. He won't mind ya know........!laugh!

LOL, No.

It wasn't, after re-reading the post, after sending it, I realized it could be misconstrude, so I put the extra comment on afterwards, LOL.

It was in ref to the comments posted around the time of this message.

"I always think the best way of proving things don't bother you much is to avoid writing two paragraphs about how much they bother you."

Ahh, that's ok, I was just being cautious, not long ago, a post of mine here on (O/T Forum) was misconstrude, so I was being pro-actively caustious, LOL.

Shut your mouth and give your brain a chance Wazza! !laugh!

Not being sarcastic Wazza, just asking a question.

When I was a school I was taught that starting a sentence with 'but' or 'and' was wrong.

Language is forever evolving mind, and I see you've committed these crimes on occasion (using 'but, not 'and'). Have these rules been phased out, and are the kids still taught this?

@Kramer - forgive me going OT.

Sam Slater wrote:

> When I was a school I was taught that starting a sentence with
> 'but' or 'and' was wrong.

Same thing when I was in school.

> Language is forever evolving mind, and I see you've committed
> these crimes on occasion (using 'but, not 'and'). Have these
> rules been phased out, and are the kids still taught this?

Most school education rules change every couple of years, the education depts. can't make their minds up on what kids should learn.

Do they still teach this in schools? I highly doubt it, my daughter's ability to write correctly is below the level of what I was at her age, & I am Dyslexic. Upon questioning her about her spelling, & what happens in school, her comment is "she is better that most of the kids in her class".