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Over the last couple of weeks, liberals have labelled themselves

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TarHeelEer

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  • pro Middle East violence
  • Pro pedophilia.
  • Pro murdering cops
  • Pro military complex
We still have 50 days to the election, what else will they take a stand for?
 
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JMichael

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Tar heel I see that you are an administrator. How do I block you so I do not see you posts on an RSS Feed?
 
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McLean.Mountaineer said:
Tar Heel ( I saw this with not the same affinity I do when I attend the Duke-UNC game annually with my Heel friends) should not administer any board.

The right on this board has a proven track record of targeting left individuals via group email exchanges, utilizing personal information only accessed by administrators, all why crying the left are snowflakes, when in reality they are grown men deficient of many life experiences compared to the far more accomplished moderate and left posters on this board.
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Get that tin foil hat out bro. Prolly better get a bucket for them tears also
 
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TarHeelEer

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McLean.Mountaineer said:
Tar Heel ( I say this with not the same affinity I do when I attend the Duke-UNC game annually with my Heel friends) should not administer any board.

The right on this board has a proven track record of targeting left individuals via group email exchanges, utilizing personal information only accessed by administrators, all why crying the left are snowflakes, when in reality they are grown men deficient of many life experiences compared to the far more accomplished moderate and left posters on th
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TarHeelEer said:
  • pro Middle East violence
  • Pro pedophilia.
  • Pro murdering cops
  • Pro military complex
We still have 50 days to the election, what else will they take a stand for?
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Voter fraud. Count any and all ballots sent in by mail postmarked or not, requested or not, legal or not. Every ballot must count, even from dead people.
 
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Shirley Knott

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TarHeelEer said:
  • pro Middle East violence
  • Pro pedophilia.
  • Pro murdering cops
  • Pro military complex
We still have 50 days to the election, what else will they take a stand for?
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The are taking both sides of every point and defend the middle ground leaving Trump nowhere to stand...
 
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30CAT said:
Pedo-Joe says poor people are just as smart as white people.
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Folks in the early stages of dementia also shouldn't be trying to convince folks with good memories how useless their entire career of public service has been.
 
bornaneer

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Piped Piper to the Dumb. Not that it takes a genius to appeal or lead to this demographic. It's so easy Dave's Home School Teacher could do it.
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Dah.........labeled and labelled are both correct spellings, and they mean the same thing.
 
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countryroads89_rivals

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bornaneer said:
Yes.....Labeled and labelled are both correct spellings, and they mean the same thing.
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No, they are not both correct. Do you want a participation trophy? Oh yeah, you are the guy who was telling us how big his IQ is and incorrectly used “then” instead of than.

LMAO!
 
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countryroads89 said:
No, they are not both correct. Do you want a participation trophy? Oh yeah, you are the guy who was telling us how big his IQ is and incorrectly used “then” instead of than.

LMAO!
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Both spellings are correct moron. Wanting to be right isnt a guarantee you will be. In fact in your case you usually are wrong.
 
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countryroads89 said:
No, they are not both correct. Do you want a participation trophy? Oh yeah, you are the guy who was telling us how big his IQ is and incorrectly used “then” instead of than.

LMAO!
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Wrong......they ARE both correct. And, yes you got me on the "then".......,.But....I don't have five degrees. I also never said how high my IQ was.....I simply said I'd bet it was higher "than" the wannabes. BTW.....most people never use the word "big" when referring to IQ's....... Is that a Huntington "thing"?
 
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@countryroads89 wrong again...I'm sure everyone is just as shocked by this as I am.

You like to bash people's intelligence and play grammar cop, yet you're the one consistently looking like the fool. Maybe it's time you turn in your badge, officer.
 
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TarHeelEer said:
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American and British English have many pesky spelling differences, often between two versions of the same word. These differences can be maddening for beginning writers and for learners of English.


When you mark something with its name or purpose, are you labeling it or labelling it? Has it been labeled or labelled? Americans would say you have labeled it, while the British would say that you have labelled it.


Since you should always consider your audience when you are writing, it’s important to design your writing to make sense to either American or British readers, as the case may be. It would be inappropriate to use American spellings with a British audience, and vice versa.

This isn't Great Britiain, you f'ucking moron. It's amazing the lengths you morons go in an attempt to justify being wrong.
 
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TarHeelEer

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countryroads89 said:
American and British English have many pesky spelling differences, often between two versions of the same word. These differences can be maddening for beginning writers and for learners of English.


When you mark something with its name or purpose, are you labeling it or labelling it? Has it been labeled or labelled? Americans would say you have labeled it, while the British would say that you have labelled it.


Since you should always consider your audience when you are writing, it’s important to design your writing to make sense to either American or British readers, as the case may be. It would be inappropriate to use American spellings with a British audience, and vice versa.

This isn't Great Britiain, you f'ucking moron. It's amazing the lengths you morons go in an attempt to justify being wrong.
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The lengths you are going to to attempt to say it's not a valid spelling is amazing. You obviously aren't very smart.
 
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30CAT

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countryroads89 said:
American and British English have many pesky spelling differences, often between two versions of the same word. These differences can be maddening for beginning writers and for learners of English.


When you mark something with its name or purpose, are you labeling it or labelling it? Has it been labeled or labelled? Americans would say you have labeled it, while the British would say that you have labelled it.


Since you should always consider your audience when you are writing, it’s important to design your writing to make sense to either American or British readers, as the case may be. It would be inappropriate to use American spellings with a British audience, and vice versa.

This isn't Great Britiain, you f'ucking moron. It's amazing the lengths you morons go in an attempt to justify being wrong.
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So then how do you explain this, Grammar Cop?

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Let me first caveat that I attended both schools and I certainly root for WVU over Marshall and I grew up and currently live in the Huntington area. With that said, I was getting sick and tired of all the ******** that accompanied the football and basketball games. They accused us of chanting some stupid plane crash ******** during the football game in 2011, never happened. The basketball series is cancelled specifically because Huggins didn't appreciate the D'Antoni ******** after the 2014 game, and rightfully so. The WV legislature has no business getting involved in telling either program who to play or not play. Let each athletic department schedule the games that they believe is in their respective school's best interest, financially and otherwise.
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Canceled or cancelled is the past tense of the verb to cancel. Both spellings are correct; Americans favor canceled (one L), while cancelled (two Ls) is preferred in British English and other dialects. However, there is only one correct spelling of the word cancellation, no matter where you are.

What was that? "This isn't Great Britain" followed by a "you f'ucking moron?"

You're so full of it. Why don't you just stop while you're behind?[roll]
 
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30CAT

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countryroads89 said:
“Labelled?” Trump loves the poorly educated. LMAO!
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I have one even better!!! Explain this one @countryroads89.... [laughing] [roll] [laughing]

countryroads89 said:
Did you ever see me post that? No.
The group that the Mayor is a member of, BAMN, stands for equality. That group was labelled as terrorist by the Gateway Pundit.
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LINK: Grammar cop gets busted for spelling a word the same way he's jumping onto someone for spelling it. HAHAHAHA!!!
 
DvlDog4WVU

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TarHeelEer said:
The lengths you are going to to attempt to say it's not a valid spelling is amazing. You obviously aren't very smart.
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You mean because he had to look it up and copy and paste his rationale? Because all smart people do that.
 
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