On Fri, 23 Sep 2005 00:51:54 GMT, "Sean U. Cummings" <dotcom@dot.com>
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>"flobert" wrote
>>As it is, i'm working out some
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>> When i first moved to the US 2 1/2 years ago
>>(whilst i painted
>> and prepped our new house) i was tutoring her in the evenings (since i
>> i'd done years earlier in the (getting dumbed down year-by-year)
>>i've just given you all 3 sides, its more a ratios
>> one i used
>> i think.
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>> The US education system lacks far behind european nations. American
>> educated students, have to take a 'year0' or foundation year at
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>> We had homecomming last friday.
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>> organisations
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>> i was about 14-15
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>> competance
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>> not sure i agree with you 100% here.
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>> i only guide a step or 2.
>> it, i'll guide
>> i'll write
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>>hapy with the grades my
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>> Guess thats where i'm lucky.
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>>US education system does need a severe
>> kick up the arse though
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>Where did you get your education? I'm curious, because when speaking of
>oneself, you capilize the letter "I".

Lousy shift key - I catch as many as I can, but often when I get into
a 'flow' I lose track of if the shift worked or not.

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>Homecoming, is not spelled homecomming.
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>Organizations, is not spelled organisations.
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>Competence, is not spelled competance.
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>Happy, is not spelled hapy.

Hmm, one mis-spelling, one omitted letter, one accidentally doubled
letter, and one word that is actually selt CORRECTLY, according to the
proper english language (as in the ofifical English Language, you
know, spoken in England0 as opposed to the bastardised one written by
Webster, a drunken illiterate.I'm surprised you didn't try and tell me
i'd spelt words wrong by putting U's in, words like colour, or
neighbour. Despite what you may have been taught (and we're back to
the bias in subject teachings like history, and politics) American
English is the regional variant, not the standard. Of course, by the
same token, you spelt capitalise wrong. Oh yes, and its SPELT not
SPELLED, you're not giving me temporary relief on a job by taking my
place. What was that about education again? Thank you though for
emphasising that the American education ssytem needs a sever overhaul.
however, next time I'm uncertain as to if a key has registered (be it
the p or shift key or whatever) then you shall be sure I'll drop you
an email.