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Willie T · May 12, 2019

Is there even one person here who is going to try to claim that they have not made presumptions about other posters because of their inadequate or careless handling of the English language? (I'd be a little suspect of just how truthful you might be in other areas. LOL)

Helen · May 12, 2019

CoreIssue said:
You have a right to your opinion.

I make my position crystal-clear and then wait for comment.

What you seem to want is to develop an opinion the discussion.

But debate is presenting different opinions with supporting statements.

As well, by giving a fully fleshed opinion it gives seekers on an issue something for them to personally analyze and weigh out.

I cannot see how you label that negative.

Actually, I think I have not posted a video for three days. And often post more than half of my comments as other than videos.

An image is not a video. A smilie is an image.

Okay, yes, I can go with you there.

My 'opinion' is, I prefer it when you talk on here to us.

/ write.

But I agree, that is just my opinion. Which is worth nothing. lol

Bless you....H

CoreIssue · May 12, 2019

Willie T said:
Is there even one person here who is going to try to claim that they have not made presumptions about other posters because of their inadequate or careless handling of the English language? (I'd be a little suspect of just how truthful you might be in other areas. LOL)

Of course everyone has.

In one case I learned of a physical complication that cause the problems. I immediately changed my opinion.

I have some physical problems, which really interfere with typing. So I use voice to text. But sometimes it decides to post something I didn't say and failed to catch proofreading.

So I do not expect presentations.

CoreIssue · May 12, 2019

"ByGrace" said:
Okay, yes, I can go with you there.

My 'opinion' is, I prefer it when you talk on here to us.
/ write.

But I agree, that is just my opinion. Which is worth nothing. lol

Bless you....H

Communications come in many forms.

As when I was in the military, many times we would be pounding away on teletypes while yelling back and forth about something else.

Two forms of communication that we were so used to it was just par for the course.

Helen · May 12, 2019

Willie T said:
Is there even one person here who is going to try to claim that they have not made presumptions about other posters because of their inadequate or careless handling of the English language? (I'd be a little suspect of just how truthful you might be in other areas. LOL)

Guilty as charged!!

I know we are all different, and we come here for all kinds of different reasons.

I know that...but so often I forget that.

Hoping that knee of your is doing better now..and you are walking a couple of miles per day to loosen it up!!

Nancy · May 12, 2019

Willie T said:
Is there even one person here who is going to try to claim that they have not made presumptions about other posters because of their inadequate or careless handling of the English language? (I'd be a little suspect of just how truthful you might be in other areas. LOL)

Well Willie, the way I see it, there are those who either excel at one of these two: Letters or numbers- I am horrid with math! lol. I apologize if I have been lazy at times in my grammar and word usage, it is def. easier to read a well written post. But...I know of pastors who have to have their sermons edited for spelling errors and such things as grammar. Does that mean that his sermon is not of God? Just saying

♥
P.S. How are you coming along, we are praying for you...prayers of faith...

Helen · May 12, 2019

CoreIssue said:
I have some physical, which really interfere with typing. So why use voice to text. But sometimes he decides to post something I didn't say and failed to catch proofreading.

See, right there, you have shared something with us.
Now I can understand far better why you would choose 'video posting'.
That makes more sense now.
I wish when I was 'giving you a hard time', you had mentioned that.

I am very sorry for getting on your case.

Clarity comes.

Helen · May 12, 2019

tzcho2 said:
"debt on the money"?? whaaaat?? is that some freudian slip/seeing my credit card bill? LOL!

Re you other post. I did in fact PM Core , twice.
I tried to show him respect and told him I was sure that he had good things to say when he posted , and videos were not as good etc etc ...

But that is all water under.......now.

Willie T · May 12, 2019

Nancy said:
Well Willie, the way I see it, there are those who either excel at one of these two: Letters or numbers- I am horrid with math! lol. I apologize if I have been lazy at times in my grammar and word usage, it is def. easier to read a well written post. But...I know of pastors who have to have their sermons edited for spelling errors and such things as grammar. Does that mean that his sermon is not of God? Just saying ♥
P.S. How are you coming along, we are praying for you...prayers of faith...

Thanks for asking. I am now on my fourth pain killer (also doing nothing much to help), and I can hardly see straight due to the leg cramping. But, it is interestingly like being drunk all the time. LOL

Helen · May 12, 2019

Willie T said:
Thanks for asking. I am now on my fourth pain killer (also doing nothing much to help), and I can hardly see straight due to the leg cramping. But, it is interestingly like being drunk all the time. LOL

Oh boy, I am so sorry to hear this.

We will step up the prayers against the pain brother.
Appreciate that you take time to pop on here and show your face.

Every blessing....H ✟

Enoch111 · May 12, 2019

CoreIssue said:
And the phrase right on the money when something totally different from dead in the water.

But you said "dead on the money" which was neither here nor there.

Helen · May 12, 2019

Enoch111 said:
But you said "dead on the money" which was neither here nor there.

Haha! But someone pointed it out to him and he corrected it.

Nancy · May 12, 2019

Willie T said:
Thanks for asking. I am now on my fourth pain killer (also doing nothing much to help), and I can hardly see straight due to the leg cramping. But, it is interestingly like being drunk all the time. LOL

Have the doctors given you a prognosis, and a reason your pain is so intense?
Cramping like that can bring you to your knees, literally! I am def still praying for some relief and fast healing for you brother.

Enoch111 · May 12, 2019

"ByGrace" said:
But that is all water under.......now.

That's another good idiom -- water under the bridge.

But what happens when videos rain down on us and we think it's raining cats and dogs?

Nancy · May 12, 2019

Enoch111 said:
That's another good idiom -- water under the bridge.

But what happens when videos rain down on us and we think it's raining cats and dogs?

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Just watch where you walk

Helen · May 12, 2019

Enoch111 said:
That's another good idiom -- water under the bridge.

But what happens when videos rain down on us and we think it's raining cats and dogs?

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I once took time to look into where some idioms come from.
like :-
“a turn up for the book”.
At 18th-century horse racing meetings, punters’ names and wagers were recorded in a notebook. If an unbacked horse won, it was called a “turn up” for the bookmaker, who kept all the money.
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" A sight for sore eyes"
First recorded in 1738 by the Anglo-Irish satirist, essayist, and poet Jonathan Swift in A complete collection of genteel and ingenious conversation-

"The Sight of you is good for sore Eyes."
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Im sure over here everyone know what "eating humble pie" means.

In the 14th century, nobility feasting on game..especially deer...would leave the heart, liver, and entrails for the humble servants.

Known as “numbles”, which by the 15th-century had become “umbles”, these leftovers were made into “umble pies”.

Samuel Pepys, a 17th-century royal administrator and member of parliament, is famous for keeping a diary for 10 years as a young man, in which he wrote:

"I having some venison given me a day or two ago, and so I had a shoulder roasted, another baked, and the umbles baked in a pie, and all very well done."
============

So many sayings are still used today yet we don't often know where they came from!! Maybe it's mainly England that uses them ?

Nancy · May 12, 2019

"ByGrace" said:
I once took time to look into where some idioms come from.
like :-
“a turn up for the book”.
At 18th-century horse racing meetings, punters’ names and wagers were recorded in a notebook. If an unbacked horse won, it was called a “turn up” for the bookmaker, who kept all the money.
===========
" A sight for sore eyes"
First recorded in 1738 by the Anglo-Irish satirist, essayist, and poet Jonathan Swift in A complete collection of genteel and ingenious conversation-

"The Sight of you is good for sore Eyes."
===================
Im sure over here everyone know what "eating humble pie" means.

In the 14th century, nobility feasting on game..especially deer...would leave the heart, liver, and entrails for the humble servants.

Known as “numbles”, which by the 15th-century had become “umbles”, these leftovers were made into “umble pies”.

Samuel Pepys, a 17th-century royal administrator and member of parliament, is famous for keeping a diary for 10 years as a young man, in which he wrote:

"I having some venison given me a day or two ago, and so I had a shoulder roasted, another baked, and the umbles baked in a pie, and all very well done."
============

So many sayings are still used today yet we don't often know where they came from!! Maybe it's mainly England that uses them ?

Here's a few"
The Curious Origins of 16 Common Phrases

There is a widespread notion that 'saved by the bell' originated as an expression that relates to people being buried alive. The idea was that, if someone were comatose and mistakenly pronounced dead and interred, they could, if they later revived, ring a bell that was attached to the coffin and be saved.

tzcho2 · May 12, 2019

"ByGrace" said:
Re you other post. I did in fact PM Core , twice.
I tried to show him respect and told him I was sure that he had good things to say when he posted , and videos were not as good etc etc ...

But that is all water under.......now.

Good to hear ByGrace!

Enoch111 · May 13, 2019

Nancy said:
Just watch where you walk

Ducking for cover is better than walking in the rain.

Nancy · May 13, 2019

Enoch111 said:
Ducking for cover is better than walking in the rain.

Ahaha...you "quack" me up. And, if you didn't "duck" for cover, you would have to watch where you stepped, with all those dogs coming down, bound to be a few poopie-doops laying around

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