[Adam5]

This picture was copied from a flyer sent to me by the Democratic Party Of Georgia. I have no idea why I'm on their list, as I have never voted for a Democrat in GA. Can you tell me what's wrong with this pic from a DEMOCRATIC ad?

 

[slammy]

LOL the W returns!

 

[Wolfram]

I see nothing wrong with it. :shattered:

 

[Owl]

You have got to be kidding me! hahaha.

We got a flyer in the mail with some photos like that of "cop actors." We found several things wrong with the pics. One thing is for sure though - they are throwing ALOT of money around trying to buy their way into the Gov's office.

 

[RecoveringYankee]

 

[gsusnake]

Nope.

 

[gsusnake]

I'm beginning to think proofreading is a lost art. I'm a real stickler for grammar and spelling, and I see typos everywhere, everyday, on everything. Ad materials for multinational conglomerate corporations with glaring mistakes. Emails from my superiors with run-on sentences, comma splices, fragments, misused apostrophes (we have an "operation's manager") and other errata too numerous to list. Apostrophe abuse is rampant.

It's sickening. (note the proper use of "it's" as a contraction for "it is")

 

[RecoveringYankee]

Nope.

Damn sight better than what we have now.

Far from perfect. Far from ideal, even.

But mainly, given the OP, I just thought it was funny. C'mon, admit it, you smiled. :mrgreen:

 

[Malum Prohibitum]

Ad materials for multinational conglomerate corporations with glaring mistakes. Emails from my superiors with run-on sentences, comma splices, fragments, misused apostrophes (we have an "operation's manager") and other errata too numerous to list.

I sometimes discover incomplete sentences.

 

[Malum Prohibitum]

Nope.

Damn sight better than what we have now.

Far from perfect. Far from ideal, even.

But mainly, given the OP, I just thought it was funny. C'mon, admit it, you smiled. :mrgreen:

Yeah, Socialist Lite tastes great and is less filling than Socialist, right? :|

 

[rmodel65]

is the W sticker really not supposed to be there?? maybe its saying i was a republican but I'm voting for the dems...first thing i thought when i viewed the picture

 

[RecoveringYankee]

Nope.

Damn sight better than what we have now.

Far from perfect. Far from ideal, even.

But mainly, given the OP, I just thought it was funny. C'mon, admit it, you smiled. :mrgreen:

Yeah, Socialist Lite tastes great and is less filling than Socialist, right? :|

Sorry MP, not looking to argue in defense of W. He wasn't the best there was, just the best of those we had to chose from, which isn't saying much. "Socialist Lite" falls under the heading "Far from perfect".

 

[EJR914]

Nope.

Damn sight better than what we have now.

Far from perfect. Far from ideal, even.

But mainly, given the OP, I just thought it was funny. C'mon, admit it, you smiled. :mrgreen:

Yeah, Socialist Lite tastes great and is less filling than Socialist, right? :|

Exactly, because going off the cliff in 3rd gear is so much better than going off the cliff in 4th gear. I mean as long as we've down shifted, everything is good, right?

 

[RecoveringYankee]

Nope.

Damn sight better than what we have now.

Far from perfect. Far from ideal, even.

But mainly, given the OP, I just thought it was funny. C'mon, admit it, you smiled. :mrgreen:

Yeah, Socialist Lite tastes great and is less filling than Socialist, right? :|

Exactly, because going off the cliff in 3rd gear is so much better than going off the cliff in 4th gear. I mean as long as we've down shifted, everything is good, right?

Yeah, that's what I said.

It doesn't take much to be better than the disaster going on in DC now. If you expect me to defend any of the garbage that came out of the previous 8 years, nope. He set a very low bar, and his successor failed to clear even that. None of this is good.

 

[AV8R]

Ad materials for multinational conglomerate corporations with glaring mistakes. Emails from my superiors with run-on sentences, comma splices, fragments, misused apostrophes (we have an "operation's manager") and other errata too numerous to list.

I sometimes discover incomplete sentences.

I laughed so hard that I sharted.

 

[EJR914]

Ad materials for multinational conglomerate corporations with glaring mistakes. Emails from my superiors with run-on sentences, comma splices, fragments, misused apostrophes (we have an "operation's manager") and other errata too numerous to list.

I sometimes discover incomplete sentences.

I laughed so hard that I sharted.

:rotfl2: MP and AV8R.

 

[gsusnake]

Ad materials for multinational conglomerate corporations with glaring mistakes. Emails from my superiors with run-on sentences, comma splices, fragments, misused apostrophes (we have an "operation's manager") and other errata too numerous to list.

I sometimes discover incomplete sentences.

When you take the subordinate clauses away from the clause they depend on, of course you see it as an incomplete sentence.

I thought they taught grammar and argumentation in law school. You must have been in church those days.

 

[Viking]

Ad materials for multinational conglomerate corporations with glaring mistakes. Emails from my superiors with run-on sentences, comma splices, fragments, misused apostrophes (we have an "operation's manager") and other errata too numerous to list.

I sometimes discover incomplete sentences.

That's funny; I was going to say the same thing. Where are the verbs? :lol:

Gsusnake is correct, however. Even in major publications you see horrible typographical errors.

 

[Malum Prohibitum]

You are really under the impression that grammar is a law school subject?

 

[Malum Prohibitum]

you see it as an incomplete sentence.

I suppose it is relative and merely a matter of perception, then, since I do indeed "see it as an incomplete sentence."