Shambala wrote: come and find me! tall, handsome dude with an amazing superhero physique
Shambala wrote:I picked up 40 bike locks today. No one will steal MY bike on the playa.![]()
No, I will be gifting locks again this year. Bring your own, but if you forget, come and find me! (tall, handsome dude with an amazing superhero physique)


AntiM wrote:My RHPS Criminologist red velvet cravat finally arrived. HUzzah!
Savannah wrote:AntiM wrote:My RHPS Criminologist red velvet cravat finally arrived. HUzzah!
oooOOOooo.
Savannah wrote:Better they spend more time on it, and get it right (or as close to "right" as possible) than to rush it merely because we are bored and impatient.![]()
Savannah wrote:Congratulations on your employment, Danibel!!
danibel wrote:Savannah wrote:Congratulations on your employment, Danibel!!
Thank you! Now I know I can actually buy a ticket! LOL
theCryptofishist wrote:No, no information. My guess is that the x-mas sales, if they happen, will be over used. No way are a couple of thousand tickets going to be enough for everyone who didn't get one in the "Main Sail" (okay, I"m using the wrong word) last year and has decided to get one in the pre-sale this year.
danibel wrote:theCryptofishist wrote:No, no information. My guess is that the x-mas sales, if they happen, will be over used. No way are a couple of thousand tickets going to be enough for everyone who didn't get one in the "Main Sail" (okay, I"m using the wrong word) last year and has decided to get one in the pre-sale this year.
So Fishy, you think there will be a pre-sale? It started in November last year. And I probably will not be able to participate if there is one this year. I just don't have the capital.
I am actually more interested in the pricing structure... Like all one price? Or will they keep the tiers? My wondering mind is kept occupied by all these thoughts. It's not like I have anything better to think about!
theCryptofishist wrote:Oh, I love sentence fragments, for instance, and start a lot of sentences with "but". And, in the hottest punctuation argument in my life, I'm pro-Oxford comma. i can get bauhaus on capitalization, as well. But, I know how to do it right in a more formal setting.
theCryptofishist wrote:Oh, I love sentence fragments, for instance, and start a lot of sentences with "but". And, in the hottest punctuation argument in my life, I'm pro-Oxford comma. i can get bauhaus on capitalization, as well. But, I know how to do it right in a more formal setting.
Savannah wrote:theCryptofishist wrote:Oh, I love sentence fragments, for instance, and start a lot of sentences with "but". And, in the hottest punctuation argument in my life, I'm pro-Oxford comma. i can get bauhaus on capitalization, as well. But, I know how to do it right in a more formal setting.
I love to start sentences with "and", or ellipses. I know I'm not supposed to, but that's the rhythm of how I think and speak.
theCryptofishist wrote:Savannah wrote:theCryptofishist wrote:Oh, I love sentence fragments, for instance, and start a lot of sentences with "but". And, in the hottest punctuation argument in my life, I'm pro-Oxford comma. i can get bauhaus on capitalization, as well. But, I know how to do it right in a more formal setting.
I love to start sentences with "and", or ellipses. I know I'm not supposed to, but that's the rhythm of how I think and speak.
Which is exactly why you should do it that way. Especially in an informal situation like this. I end a lot of my sentences with ellipses. I actually looked it up and was disappointed that it didn't mean what I think it means... I use it as a way of saying, think about that, or, what do you think comes next.
I don't know how I picked that up. I assume I was taught that, because it's an old habit. ~shrug~
illy dilly wrote:I completely agree!
I'm pretty terrible about starting with But, or Though,
I hate having to write properly. Especially because I've become really bad it, and I partially blame eplaya, and text messaging.
I have a tendency to start a new line every time I change thoughts, or feel I've made a point. Sort of like a poem or something along those lines. Like each line is its own paragraph.
theCryptofishist wrote:illy dilly wrote:I completely agree!
I'm pretty terrible about starting with But, or Though,
I hate having to write properly. Especially because I've become really bad it, and I partially blame eplaya, and text messaging.
I have a tendency to start a new line every time I change thoughts, or feel I've made a point. Sort of like a poem or something along those lines. Like each line is its own paragraph.
You can always treat that as your first draft. Even formal writing benefits from the spontaneity of that first recording of the ideas. Depending on exactly what type of reading you're going for...
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