Colorado B.S. Thread

Step 1: Get college diploma
Step 2: Patrol the internet for spelling errors

 

I love spell checkers on tw. They are so nice. Except they only point it out after i post it Wish they could have told me before hand though.

 

FTFY

 

In all seriousness man, spelling and grammar and still very important even in today's internet era. I joke around correcting your mistakes on here, which yes, don't really matter, but make a grammatical error on a resume while looking for a job after you finish up college and it can seriously hurt you.



Or, in the case of engineers, when everyone else has grammatical errors, and you have none, it could really help you.

 

I really wish i could, trust me. But im still working on getting other things back first before i can think about that. Math and all that stuff is all i am doing in classes so that stuff i need to focus on. I wish i could remember more then just how to spell and what to use when. But hopefully it comes back and improves with time...

 

Pot, meet Kettle.........

If Jack can find an error, give that man a Dr. Pepper

 

I'm getting this manual thing down

 

Doesn't that thing have like 5 transfercases.................................. cheater

 

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I drove about half of Liberty weekend before last

 

Old vs new... CB vs HAM, Cable vs Synthetic. They work, its just a better way to do business, which unfortunately costs money. I would hope that winches start to come with something other than the hooks sooner or later.

 

Hey jack. Your next post will contain spelling and/or grammatical errors.

 

Psychics do exist!

 

[ms cleo] Call me now for your free reading [/ms cleo]

 

Jack is a good guy.
I'm just trying to help out.

 

If anyone is now embarrassed to be seen with a flat link thingy due to the rantings of the grumpy old man, I'll buy it for cheap.

I think they're cool but I can't afford a new one.

 

FWIW when I sack up and get a bumper/winch, ill be getting a flatlink before it's installed

 

& I had to make my first real evasive maneuver/swerve since I lifted/removed swaybar/315s and the truck felt solid and responded well. High spring rate ftw