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mighty_tiger_79 wrote:why they catch and kill sharks that attack surfers

surely when us humans enter the ocean where sharks live we do so at our own risk........

Good call. If they stay out of my bar I'll stay the **** out of their ocean.

regards,

REB

I can't agree with you anymore m_t

Yep, I think any rational person would find it hard to support the killing of a shark in these circumstances.

having our electricity disconnected today for non payment...

thing is we hadnt received any bills or notifications or overdue notices at all...

now not sure if it's gonna be reconnected today or not! what a joke!!!

Well if webMD is right, vale squids.

Squids wrote:Well if webMD is right, vale squids.

That is a bit dramatic mate? all ok?

Squids wrote:Well if webMD is right, vale squids.

People who write "his" instead of "he's".

Example: "His changing clubs because he wants more money".

"His changing clubs because his wants more money" is the correct way.

Squids wrote:Well if webMD is right, vale squids.

I don't think you know what Vale means.

The Sleeping Giant wrote:"His changing clubs because his wants more money" is the correct way.

You better explain how that's the correct way for me.

If I have too explain my post then.........

Yeah, I'm a simple man. Far too simple for the likes of you, I admit it.

Dogwatcher wrote:People who right "his" instead of "he's".

Example: "His changing clubs because he wants more money".

*write

Squids wrote:Well if webMD is right, vale squids.

can i has your stuffs?

Humourless gits.

The Sleeping Giant wrote:"His changing clubs because his wants more money" is the correct way.

As a stand alone simple sentence, no. For it to be correct, you'd need to use a complex or compound sentence where that part wasn't the main part of the clause.

What DW means is writing "His changing clubs" instead of "He's changing clubs"

tipper wrote:

Dogwatcher wrote:People who right "his" instead of "he's".

Example: "His changing clubs because he wants more money".

*write

Ughhh - hoisted with my own petard.

RustyCage wrote:

The Sleeping Giant wrote:"His changing clubs because his wants more money" is the correct way.

As a stand alone simple sentence, no. For it to be correct, you'd need to use a complex or compound sentence where that part wasn't the main part of the clause.

What DW means is writing "His changing clubs" instead of "He's changing clubs"

Thanks, Rusty. Maybe my choice of examples was off. lol

Dogwatcher wrote:

tipper wrote:

Dogwatcher wrote:People who right "his" instead of "he's".

Example: "His changing clubs because he wants more money".

*write

Ughhh - hoisted with my own petard.

That always happens when people try to correct other peoples grammar