Re: Mistakes that people who do not seem to have MS make all the time

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When I can't think I call it a "non thinking day". You aren't alone sweetie.hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Mon, June 6, 2011 11:29:13 AMSubject: Re: Mistakes that people who do not seem to have MS make all the time

i tell ppl it is national daaaaaaaaaaaaa day...hay works for me , i have said this in the bank, stores, you name it , i have said it there , and the funny part they all know what i am saying , and that is baddddddddddd ..lol

that is it, that is what ppl in the group called it , and they said it is a good thing, so i keep posting, and if someone does not like the way i do it , they can delete it, i try my best, i like ppl to see that even with cancer and ms , a bad heart , we live, and we have fun, will most of of the time...and debbi land is a good place to live....

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Oh, Debbi, That lady was so out of line saying that to you. I probably would have cried too; we are sensitive souls like that, but I think I'd get more pissed off. You do speak from your heart; your spelling, I never minded~you always get your message across, and that's really all that matters. That woman just has a 'bug up her butt' to coin an icky phrase!Love you, Debbi,never stop posting!KateFrom: Debbi Meyers-brant

To: MSersLife Sent: Mon, June 6, 2011 10:54:50 AMSubject: Re: Mistakes that people who do not seem to have MS make all the time

i can not say alot about this, i do it..there was a lady in my cancer group, that made of of my story's, in a bad way, and i will not lie, i was going to stop posting .it was the story about the small boy that gave .5 to my cancer thing, that was all he had , and he gave it , i just want to let ppl know , will she did not know it was me and she was making fun of the way i sp things, and the way i wright things, will the other ppl in group told her about it , and what all i have, she did not say she was sorry, i did post after that , and after i told her to bite me, not very lady like but, i said it. i was told i wright the way , some very good authors do there is a word for it , but i for get. it is like i am telling you the story to your face. and i like that, yes i was hurt, and i did cry a lot, so i would not say a thing about how someone

wright , use the

words they use. see i do it too...i wish you peace

I know! It's the same in Sweden. Something that annoys (and sometimes amuses) me is the wrongful separation of words in Swedish, probably a mistake specific to languages where you build new nouns by combining two or more other nouns into one (and it really needs to be one word, or the whole meaning will be changed). A common example you see all the time in stores etc is a wrongful separation of the word for chicken liver (which in Swedish would be kycklinglever, where the "kyckling" part means "chicken" and "lever" means "liver"). The problem with separating it, and writing "kyckling lever", is that you are then no longer saying "chicken liver", instead you are saying "chicken alive". Not exactly the same thing... And a really funny example I saw just the other day was a very official sign, probably ordered from a

professional sign maker and all, saying "Rök fritt" (meaning "smoke freely") instead of the intended writing: "rökfritt" (meaning "no smoking")...

I make that mistake in English, I know, that happens because I know that in general English combines nouns should be written as two separate words (as opposed to in Swedish), so I tend to do that even in cases where they should have actually been written as one word like in Swedish. Overcompensating (which is a word I believe should be written as one...Ha! avoided it there...). But then, English is my second language, and I don't claim a status as a professional writer in English.

And, yes, people who get payed to write, should be able to write, that's my opinion too.

love/Reb

>> The scary things in at the local tv station's website, and even msnbc and> cnn, I see scary mistakes, sentance fragments, the wrong usage of a word> (like hear instead of here), etc. And these people are paid t write.

> > Tina> > On Sun, Jun 5, 2011 at 7:51 PM, marion j rojas> marionjrojas2002@...wrote:> > >> >> > I am amazed at what happens in the media--radio and television,

> > so I thought of some examples to make me (and maybe you) feel> > more--well--functional. Here are some of the latest that I have noticed:> >> > 1) TV advertisement for Celebrex: "And for those taking Aspirin and

> > The Elderly. . . ."> >> > 2) Advertisement for San Francisco restaurant, "Those of you who> > want a really exciting dining experience in a "reshterAWNT,"--

> > Restaurant has the "au" in the middle syllable, not the last. . .> >> > 3) Advertisement for a local community college: "Before I started> > at "blank" college, I was constantly "shtruggling." Apparently

> > the individual needs speech therapy. . .> >> > 4) On a recent medical program on TV: "We have the diagnosis> > and it is "porfereerria!" The word is actually "porphyria," and

> > is pronounced "porfiria.". . .> >> > And these people get paid to confuse the language; I think that> > is wonderful if I can recall the right word, but I usually do pronounce

> > it correctly--when it finally comes to me---no reimbursement at all!> >> > Cheers to you all,> > n> >> > > >>

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Kate this woman was nothing but a trouble maker. She threatened to turn me into

Yahoo for siding with one of the members! The ladies in the group were livid

that she would say anything like she did. Shes gone so we don't have to worry

about here anymore.

Hugs

nne

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> Re: Mistakes that people who do not seem to have MS make

> all

> the time

>

>

> i can not say alot about this, i do it..there was a lady in my cancer

> group,

> that made of of my story's, in a bad way, and i will not lie, i was going

> to

> stop posting .it was the story about the small boy that gave .5 to my

> cancer

> thing, that was all he had , and he gave it , i just want to let ppl know

> , will

> she did not know it was me and she was making fun of the way i sp things,

> and

> the way i wright things, will the other ppl in group told her about it ,

> and

> what all i have, she did not say she was sorry, i did post after that ,

> and

> after i told her to bite me, not very lady like but, i said it. i was

> told i

> wright the way , some very good authors do there is a word for it , but i

> for

> get. it is like i am telling you the story to your face. and i like that,

> yes i

> was hurt, and i did cry a lot, so i would not say a thing about how

> someone

> wright , use the words they use. see i do it too...i wish you peace

>

>

>

>>

>>

> >>I know! It's the same in Sweden.

>>>

>>>

> >>Something that annoys (and sometimes amuses) me is the wrongful

> separation of

> >>words in Swedish, probably a mistake specific to languages where you

> build new

> >>nouns by combining two or more other nouns into one (and it really

> needs to be

> >>one word, or the whole meaning will be changed). A common example you

> see all

> >>the time in stores etc is a wrongful separation of the word for chicken

> liver

> >>(which in Swedish would be kycklinglever, where the " kyckling " part

> means

> >> " chicken " and " lever " means " liver " ). The problem with separating it,

> and

> >>writing " kyckling lever " , is that you are then no longer saying

> " chicken liver " ,

> >>instead you are saying " chicken alive " . Not exactly the same thing...

> And a

> >>really funny example I saw just the other day was a very official sign,

> probably

> >>ordered from a professional sign maker and all, saying " Rök fritt "

> (meaning

> >> " smoke freely " ) instead of the intended writing: " rökfritt " (meaning

> " no

> >>smoking " )...

>>>

>>>

> >>I make that mistake in English, I know, that happens because I know

> that in

> >>general English combines nouns should be written as two separate words

> (as

> >>opposed to in Swedish), so I tend to do that even in cases where they

> should

> >>have actually been written as one word like in Swedish.

> Overcompensating (which

> >>is a word I believe should be written as one...Ha! avoided it

> there...). But

> >>then, English is my second language, and I don't claim a status as a

> >>professional writer in English.

>>>

>>>

> >>And, yes, people who get payed to write, should be able to write,

> that's my

> >>opinion too.

>>>

>>>

> >>love

> >>/Reb

>>>

>>>

>>>

> >>

>>>>

>>>> The scary things in at the local tv station's website, and even msnbc

>>>> and

>>>> cnn, I see scary mistakes, sentance fragments, the wrong usage of a

>>>> word

>>>> (like hear instead of here), etc. And these people are paid t write.

>>>>

>>>> Tina

>>>>

>>>> On Sun, Jun 5, 2011 at 7:51 PM, marion j rojas

>>>> marionjrojas2002@...wrote:

>>>

>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>> I am amazed at what happens in the media--radio and television,

>>>>> so I thought of some examples to make me (and maybe you) feel

>>>>> more--well--functional. Here are some of the latest that I have

>>>>> noticed:

>>>>>

>>>>> 1) TV advertisement for Celebrex: " And for those taking Aspirin and

>>>>> The Elderly. . . . "

>>>>>

>>>>> 2) Advertisement for San Francisco restaurant, " Those of you who

>>>>> want a really exciting dining experience in a " reshterAWNT, " --

>>>>> Restaurant has the " au " in the middle syllable, not the last. . .

>>>>>

>>>>> 3) Advertisement for a local community college: " Before I started

>>>>> at " blank " college, I was constantly " shtruggling. " Apparently

>>>>> the individual needs speech therapy. . .

>>>>>

>>>>> 4) On a recent medical program on TV: " We have the diagnosis

>>>>> and it is " porfereerria! " The word is actually " porphyria, " and

>>>>> is pronounced " porfiria. " . . .

>>>>>

>>>>> And these people get paid to confuse the language; I think that

>>>>> is wonderful if I can recall the right word, but I usually do

>>>>> pronounce

>>>>> it correctly--when it finally comes to me---no reimbursement at all!

>>>>>

>>>>> Cheers to you all,

>>>>> n

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>

>>

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Good, I'm glad you kicked her sorry butt outta there, nne. Good for you!love to you, and Chuck as well,KateTo: mserslife Sent: Tue, June 7, 2011 9:29:03 AMSubject: Re: Mistakes that people who do not

seem to have MS make all the time

Kate this woman was nothing but a trouble maker. She threatened to turn me into Yahoo for siding with one of the members! The ladies in the group were livid that she would say anything like she did. Shes gone so we don't have to worry about here anymore.

Hugs

nne

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"May the Lord Bless you and keep you,

May the Lord Make his face shine upon you, and give you Peace...Forever"

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The Cancer Club

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> Re: Mistakes that people who do not seem to have MS make

> all

> the time

>

>

> i can not say alot about this, i do it..there was a lady in my cancer

> group,

> that made of of my story's, in a bad way, and i will not lie, i was going

> to

> stop posting .it was the story about the small boy that gave .5 to my

> cancer

> thing, that was all he had , and he gave it , i just want to let ppl know

> , will

> she did not know it was me and she was making fun of the way i sp things,

> and

> the way i wright things, will the other ppl in group told her about it ,

> and

> what all i have, she did not say she was sorry, i did post after that ,

> and

> after i told her to bite me, not very lady like but, i said it. i was

> told i

> wright the way , some very good authors do there is a word for it , but i

> for

> get. it is like i am telling you the story to your face. and i like that,

> yes i

> was hurt, and i did cry a lot, so i would not say a thing about how

> someone

> wright , use the words they use. see i do it too...i wish you peace

>

>

>

>>

>>

> >>I know! It's the same in Sweden.

>>>

>>>

> >>Something that annoys (and sometimes amuses) me is the wrongful

> separation of

> >>words in Swedish, probably a mistake specific to languages where you

> build new

> >>nouns by combining two or more other nouns into one (and it really

> needs to be

> >>one word, or the whole meaning will be changed). A common example you

> see all

> >>the time in stores etc is a wrongful separation of the word for chicken

> liver

> >>(which in Swedish would be kycklinglever, where the "kyckling" part

> means

> >>"chicken" and "lever" means "liver"). The problem with separating it,

> and

> >>writing "kyckling lever", is that you are then no longer saying

> "chicken liver",

> >>instead you are saying "chicken alive". Not exactly the same thing...

> And a

> >>really funny example I saw just the other day was a very official sign,

> probably

> >>ordered from a professional sign maker and all, saying "Rök fritt"

> (meaning

> >>"smoke freely") instead of the intended writing: "rökfritt" (meaning

> "no

> >>smoking")...

>>>

>>>

> >>I make that mistake in English, I know, that happens because I know

> that in

> >>general English combines nouns should be written as two separate words

> (as

> >>opposed to in Swedish), so I tend to do that even in cases where they

> should

> >>have actually been written as one word like in Swedish.

> Overcompensating (which

> >>is a word I believe should be written as one...Ha! avoided it

> there...). But

> >>then, English is my second language, and I don't claim a status as a

> >>professional writer in English.

>>>

>>>

> >>And, yes, people who get payed to write, should be able to write,

> that's my

> >>opinion too.

>>>

>>>

> >>love

> >>/Reb

>>>

>>>

>>>

> >>

>>>>

>>>> The scary things in at the local tv station's website, and even msnbc

>>>> and

>>>> cnn, I see scary mistakes, sentance fragments, the wrong usage of a

>>>> word

>>>> (like hear instead of here), etc. And these people are paid t write.

>>>>

>>>> Tina

>>>>

>>>> On Sun, Jun 5, 2011 at 7:51 PM, marion j rojas

>>>> marionjrojas2002@...wrote:

>>>

>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>> I am amazed at what happens in the media--radio and television,

>>>>> so I thought of some examples to make me (and maybe you) feel

>>>>> more--well--functional. Here are some of the latest that I have

>>>>> noticed:

>>>>>

>>>>> 1) TV advertisement for Celebrex: "And for those taking Aspirin and

>>>>> The Elderly. . . ."

>>>>>

>>>>> 2) Advertisement for San Francisco restaurant, "Those of you who

>>>>> want a really exciting dining experience in a "reshterAWNT,"--

>>>>> Restaurant has the "au" in the middle syllable, not the last. . .

>>>>>

>>>>> 3) Advertisement for a local community college: "Before I started

>>>>> at "blank" college, I was constantly "shtruggling." Apparently

>>>>> the individual needs speech therapy. . .

>>>>>

>>>>> 4) On a recent medical program on TV: "We have the diagnosis

>>>>> and it is "porfereerria!" The word is actually "porphyria," and

>>>>> is pronounced "porfiria.". . .

>>>>>

>>>>> And these people get paid to confuse the language; I think that

>>>>> is wonderful if I can recall the right word, but I usually do

>>>>> pronounce

>>>>> it correctly--when it finally comes to me---no reimbursement at all!

>>>>>

>>>>> Cheers to you all,

>>>>> n

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>

>>

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