Do you SEE what happens when you FIND a STRANGER in THE ALPS??!!

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/Shut the fark up, Donny.

And a GOOD DAY to YOU SIR!

YOU'RE OVER THE LINE!

robsul82: Look, Larry...have you heard of Vietnam?

Oh for Christ's sake, Robsul...

We're gonna cut your dick off, Larry.

I'm sorry, I wasn't listening?

It looks like all those extra shifts down at the Crime Lab really paid off.

They got us working in shifts!

/leads

And now we will all find out what happens when you find a stranger in the Alps.

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Ok, I know this doesn't follow the usual Lebowski line of commentary, but, as a person struggling with teaching writing to 9-year-olds...

what's up with the lack of respect for the right-hand margin?

When I was in school, we were expected to maintain an equal margin on the right-hand side of the paper, to be violated only occasionally by a stray letter or two, and I'm getting kids (this year in 4th grade, last 2 years in middle school) who insist their teachers made them write all the way to the edge of the paper. They say they were scolded for "wasting paper" if they tried to observe a margin on the right.

So, Farkers of the nation/world, please help me out --- who was taught to keep a right-margin, and who not? Is it a regional thing, or a generational one? Are there any other writing instructors around here that can enlighten me?

/ I actually had a kid last year in 7th grade that was so remarkably Larry-like, it was scary.

Who the fark is Arthur Digby Sellers?

OK, I don't get the reference. It sounds like a really shiatty movie, like Dumb and Dumber or Napolean Dynamite.

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/I'd mark it.

I am the 99% (who should have tried harder in school)

/oblig
//hot like The Dude's burning car
///slashies

this was my exact submission @ 9 AM this morn. really,modmins?

Nadie_AZ: We should go to In-n-Out when we are done. They have good burgers.

I went to an In-n-Out Burger in Arizona last week, so I'm getting a kick . . .

Seriously, the burgers are good.

weasil: Rusty Shackleford: [www.stevepix.com image 600x800]


what's up with the lack of respect for the right-hand margin?

--- who was taught to keep a right-margin, and who not? Is it a regional thing, or a generational one?

I didn't pay attention in school.

And now I teach, just like you.

/math ftw
//fark that writing shiat.

weasil, I know what you are talking about. Now that you mention it, the margins suck. And yes, I was taught that there needed to be room on both sides.

I usually used the red line that kind of "bled through" from the other side of the paper as a guide for going to the next line.

/was graduated from high school in '04
//Not 1904

imprimere: OK, I don't get the reference. It sounds like a really shiatty movie, like Dumb and Dumber or Napolean Dynamite.

UsikFark: I'm sorry, I wasn't listening?

So you have no frame of reference here, UsikFark. You're like a child who wanders into the middle of a movie and wants to know...

Careful, man - there's a beverage here.

imprimere: OK, I don't get the reference. It sounds like a really shiatty movie, like Dumb and Dumber or Napolean Dynamite.

OVER THE LINE!!!

I am the walrus.

Those are good burgers, Walter.

Little prick is stonewalling me.

imprimere: OK, I don't get the reference. It sounds like a really shiatty movie, like Dumb and Dumber or Napolean Dynamite.

An analogy to Napoleon Dynamite, and coming up short?
That's it, I'm hiding in my closet and I'm not coming out.

imprimere: OK, I don't get the reference. It sounds like a really shiatty movie, like Dumb and Dumber or Napolean Dynamite.

Yeah well...y'know that's just like, uhh..... your opinion, Man.

imprimere: OK, I don't get the reference. It sounds like a really shiatty movie, like Dumb and Dumber or Napolean Dynamite.

It was, but it's cool to talk about it as if it were well done.

tarheel07: I am the walrus.

Shut up, Donny. You're out of your element.

powhound:

I didn't pay attention in school.

And now I teach, just like you.

/math ftw
//fark that writing shiat.

Exactly! I really wish they would departmentalize elementary (like they do in other countries), so I could just teach math. First of all, I would suddenly be much better at my job, and second, we could eliminate a lot of the backward just-plain-wrong things that are taught to little kids, that then have to be untaught by middle and high school teachers.

weasil: Rusty Shackleford: [www.stevepix.com image 600x800]So, Farkers of the nation/world, please help me out --- who was taught to keep a right-margin, and who not? Is it a regional thing, or a generational one? Are there any other writing instructors around here that can enlighten me?

There are two margins!



Of course, I also think there are two spaces after a period.

Hey careful man, there's a beverage here!

ArcadianRefugee: imprimere: OK, I don't get the reference. It sounds like a really shiatty movie, like Dumb and Dumber or Napolean Dynamite.

It was, but it's cool to talk about it as if it were well done.

Best response and I get that reference.

Yes, I did not originally get the reference. I have mixed feelings about that movie. Goodman's character was awesome, but the rest, for me, was very 'meh' to downright awful.

Yes, I think D&D and ND both sucked.

No, I was not trying to troll.

/flame on

imprimere: ArcadianRefugee: imprimere: OK, I don't get the reference. It sounds like a really shiatty movie, like Dumb and Dumber or Napolean Dynamite.

It was, but it's cool to talk about it as if it were well done.

Best response and I get that reference.

Yes, I did not originally get the reference. I have mixed feelings about that movie. Goodman's character was awesome, but the rest, for me, was very 'meh' to downright awful.

Yes, I think D&D and ND both sucked.

No, I was not trying to troll.

/flame on

Whoops, I quoted the wrong Farker. I meant to respond to limboslam.