Old Skoo member

CaptainChris87 · January 5th, 2007, 21:01

yay after being on here since may of 2004, im an old skoo member!

Bandit_Driver · January 5th, 2007, 21:22

Sweet....

I'm still working on it. only 269 more posts to go..

Maximillian_Jenius · January 5th, 2007, 22:57

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Originally Posted by CaptainChris87

yay after being on here since may of 2004, im an old skoo member!

And still can't spell!

Congrads Chris!

Chris_Ford · January 5th, 2007, 22:58

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Originally Posted by Maximillian_Jenius

And still can't spell!

Congrads Chris!

Irony police are on alert.

Maximillian_Jenius · January 5th, 2007, 23:04

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Originally Posted by Chris_Ford

Irony police are on alert.

Ha! Yea,realized that after I hit submit. Was hoping to change it before anyone noticed...

CaptainChris87 · January 6th, 2007, 03:05

Its funny how Chris Ford almost/always catches Max J misspelling words!

Bigey · January 6th, 2007, 06:48

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Originally Posted by CaptainChris87

Its funny how Chris Ford almost/always catches Max J misspelling words!

It's funnier that all he does is correct mis-spelled words. Really if you can understand what the person is trying to convey, i see no bigey.

However, i would appreciate a bigey!

pullup · January 6th, 2007, 11:43

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Originally Posted by CaptainChris87

Its funny how Chris Ford almost/always catches Max J misspelling words!

Ahem, that would be It's....

TFaudree_ERAU · January 7th, 2007, 18:43

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Originally Posted by pullup

Ahem, that would be It's....

I thought "it's" conveys ownership.

Jason · January 7th, 2007, 20:04

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Originally Posted by TFaudree_ERAU

I thought "it's" conveys ownership.

Nope. "It's" is a contraction for "It is".

I believe you're (You are

) thinking of "Its' "which conveys ownership but is generally poor use of the English language. Interestingly, I just looked it up and the dictionary (Merriam Webster online) just lists the possesive form as "its" with no punctuation.

Jason

EDUC8-or · January 8th, 2007, 23:25

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Originally Posted by CaptainChris87

yay after being on here since may of 2004, im an old skoo member!

Here comes my 1500th after joining in March of 2001. WOO HOO!

Swen · January 9th, 2007, 00:49

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Originally Posted by EDUC8-or

Here comes my 1500th after joining in March of 2001. WOO HOO!

Woo! Woo! Woo!

TechFlyer · January 9th, 2007, 02:27

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Originally Posted by Jason

I just looked it up and the dictionary (Merriam Webster online) just lists the possesive form as "its" with no punctuation.

That seriously needs to changed. It may not be the "best" grammar but it works. I'm sick and tired of having to go back and allow microsoft word to ignore every place I've said "it's."

Jason · January 9th, 2007, 16:56

It's been awhile but I seem to remember that you can go into the spell/grammer check and write a rule that will instruct Word to skip it. Takes care of your problem!

Jason

PeanuckleCRJ · January 9th, 2007, 18:33

Mike check.. mike check.. what am I?

PeanuckleCRJ · January 9th, 2007, 18:33

I guess even though I've been here longer I'm too cool for skool.

racerxflys · January 10th, 2007, 00:37

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Originally Posted by EDUC8-or

Here comes my 1500th after joining in March of 2001. WOO HOO!

Only 1493 to go!

TonyC · January 10th, 2007, 13:10

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Originally Posted by Jason

Nope. "It's" is a contraction for "It is".

I believe you're (You are

) thinking of "Its' "which conveys ownership but is generally poor use of the English language. Interestingly, I just looked it up and the dictionary (Merriam Webster online) just lists the possesive form as "its" with no punctuation.

Jason

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Originally Posted by TechFlyer

That seriously needs to changed. It may not be the "best" grammar but it works. I'm sick and tired of having to go back and allow microsoft word to ignore every place I've said "it's."

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Originally Posted by Jason

It's been awhile but I seem to remember that you can go into the spell/grammer check and write a rule that will instruct Word to skip it. Takes care of your problem!

Jason

It's (It is) hard to tell if you two are being completely serious, or if you're (you are) joking around. When two words are combined to make one, letters are usually dropped, an apostrophe (') added, and a new word, called a contraction, is formed. Will not becomes won't, has not becomes hasn't, she will becomes she'll, they are becomes they're, and it is becomes it's.

Apostrophes are also used to form the possessive of many nouns. The airplane that belongs to Doug is Doug's, the headset that belongs to Steve is Steve's, and the dictionary that belongs to Jason is Jason's. If the same rule were applied to the noun "it," ambiguity and confusion would result. What is the name that it has? It's name is Winston? (It is name is Winston?) No. Since "It's" is a contraction, it can't (can not) be the possessive. It's (It is), therefore, one of the exceptions in rules of grammar (not grammer). The possessive form of it is its, no apostrophes, anywhere. (There's (there is) no its'.)

Nice airplane. What's (What is) its (that which relates to it) top speed?

Its (that which realates to it) top speed is 235 knots.

Wow. So, it's (it is) pretty fast, huh?

Well, it's (it is) pretty fast, but I like its (that which belongs to it) comfortable cabin even more.

I don't think you should be changing any of Word's grammar checking rules.

.

January 5th, 2007, 21:01	#1
CaptainChris87 Old Skool Join Date: May 2004 Location: O.C. Posts: 1,784	Old Skoo member yay after being on here since may of 2004, im an old skoo member! __________________ -CSUF School of Business and Economics Steven G. Mihaylo Hall.

January 5th, 2007, 21:22	#2
Bandit_Driver Old Skool Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: DTW Posts: 1,932	Re: Old Skoo member Sweet.... I'm still working on it. only 269 more posts to go.. __________________ OOTSK Logbook Pro - Electronic Pilots Logbook

January 6th, 2007, 03:05	#6
CaptainChris87 Old Skool Join Date: May 2004 Location: O.C. Posts: 1,784	Re: Old Skoo member Its funny how Chris Ford almost/always catches Max J misspelling words! __________________ -CSUF School of Business and Economics Steven G. Mihaylo Hall.

January 9th, 2007, 16:56	#14
Jason Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Cincinnati, OH Posts: 1,027	Re: Old Skoo member It's been awhile but I seem to remember that you can go into the spell/grammer check and write a rule that will instruct Word to skip it. Takes care of your problem! Jason __________________ ...till we meet again on the high seas...ARRRRGGGGHHHHH

January 9th, 2007, 18:33	#15
PeanuckleCRJ Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Where everybody's somebody Posts: 626	Re: Old Skoo member Mike check.. mike check.. what am I? __________________ TROGDOR THE BURNINATOR

January 9th, 2007, 18:33	#16
PeanuckleCRJ Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Where everybody's somebody Posts: 626	Re: Old Skoo member I guess even though I've been here longer I'm too cool for skool. __________________ TROGDOR THE BURNINATOR

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