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Kajira Callista said:
i wonder if marshmallow plants have little white square sweet flowers...no wait that would be a mini marshmallow plant... im going to go pick up the kids now :D
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According to Merriam-Webster, they have pink flowers - so maybe that's why so many Peeps are pink?
 
A Desert Rose said:
LMAO.. well, I'll be go to hell... there's actually a marshmallow plant?

Woweee. Thank you, Winston. I had absolutely no idea.
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You're quite welcome. All I did was as you suggested: Google it, then pick one of the suggested links that said, "Why is a marshmallow called that?"
 
Well crap, I had a picture of peep bondage, but I can't remember how to post it.
 
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A Desert Rose said:
OMG red, I can help you... i do so want to see that... LOLOL
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It's sorta lost it's impact now, I'm afraid. I think to see it you'll have to google *peeps* and *bondage* (well, what else, lol).
 
redelicious said:
It's sorta lost it's impact now, I'm afraid. I think to see it you'll have to google *peeps* and *bondage* (well, what else, lol).
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LMAO... that's funny.
 
*sings quietly*

five little monkeys sat in a tree
teasing Mr. Crocodile,
"You can't catch me, you can't catch me."
Along came Mr. Crocodile, as quiet as can be
and SNATCHed that monkey right outa that tree.
 
redelicious said:
*sings quietly*

five little monkeys sat in a tree
teasing Mr. Crocodile,
"You can't catch me, you can't catch me."
Along came Mr. Crocodile, as quiet as can be
and SNATCHed that monkey right outa that tree.
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OK babe. That song is disturbing.

LMAO
 
A tub full of hot water + bath salts + candles + soft music + chocolate =

Heaven


:D
 
I am waiting for my halloween peeps to get just right so that I can eat them....:D
 
I took a Civil Service Exam today. It took me 18 minutes to complete a test with a maximum time limit of two hours. I either did really well or really poorly.

Anyway, the topic tonight is semicolons. You know, these thingies? " ; "


I have always had a mental block on the little suckers and how to use them. I will rewrite a paragraph just so I can avoid using the damn thing.

I am wondering, in the following sentence, is the use of a semi colon appropriate?

"In the event that you fail to meet the requirements of your probation; you will be terminated at will."


I am thinking this needs a comman. What say you literate litsters?

:)
 
Go for the comma. :)


MissTaken said:
I took a Civil Service Exam today. It took me 18 minutes to complete a test with a maximum time limit of two hours. I either did really well or really poorly.

Anyway, the topic tonight is semicolons. You know, these thingies? " ; "


I have always had a mental block on the little suckers and how to use them. I will rewrite a paragraph just so I can avoid using the damn thing.

I am wondering, in the following sentence, is the use of a semi colon appropriate?

"In the event that you fail to meet the requirements of your probation; you will be terminated at will."


I am thinking this needs a comman. What say you literate litsters?

:)
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MissTaken said:
<snip>I am wondering, in the following sentence, is the use of a semi colon appropriate?

"In the event that you fail to meet the requirements of your probation; you will be terminated at will."


I am thinking this needs a comman. What say you literate litsters?

:)
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It's a comma, MissT.

I'll try to keep it simple. To use a semi colon, there must be two complete sentences related to the same thought on each side of the semi colon. Otherwise, the comma is appropriate.

Any time you start a sentence with a prepositional phrase (In the event ...), you will usually have to use a comma to connect the thoughts.

Try this example: In the event that you fail to meet the requirements of your probation, you will be terminated; you can appeal the decision at a later date. (Two complete, related sentences joined by a semi colon)

When I think I want to use a semi colon, I read what's on both sides of where I want the pause. If there is a complete sentence on both sides, I use the semi. Otherwise, I use a comma.

Esclava :rose:
 
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That's correct, Miss T. (I just checked it in a writing text. ) The writers put it well. "If you can change the comma to a period and the resulting sentences are grammatically correct, you should be using a semi colon."

Here's a slightly different example. You said: "In the event that you fail to meet the requirements of your probation; you will be terminated at will."

Change it to: "In the event that you fail to meet the requirements of your probation. You will be terminated at will."

You have an incomplete sentence in the first part; it has no real verb or direct object. The second part is still not very grammatically pretty; the "at will" is unnecessary. Since you only have one and a half sentences, a comma is needed.
 
Anyone remember

who posted the thinly veiled sarcasm "How to post to a bulletin board" clip? It had a slightly 50s/60s "What to do in case of a nuclear attack" feel to it. If it's in a unique thread unto itself, i'd like to bump it. If not, i'm about to make one and reference it with a click me.
 
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