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Thank's, Wade and Jamie -- dont know how we got a long without those (their are some grate kneemonix in they're)!

Every edition of the Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary has a grammar and punctuation section. I've even had to show the secretaries at work various points at various times to correct them. I am not too proud to refer to it as necessary, keeping it at my left hand on my desk at home.

And also remember: the paragraph is the basic unit of English composition. Yes, I am still a fan of Strunk & White. Are there any other fans out there besides me?

I'll go even further: if the principles of directness and conciseness were followed universally, there would be no need for much of the manufactured abbreviations commonly used in cyberspace.

An on-line edition is now available: http://www.bartleby.com/141/" target="_blank .

I am sure Sean could put in a spell checker, but that would just spoil the fun for the spelling police.

bloke wrote:furstof all (you dum elafup)

Its tuberists n baryterists

bloke "wow...your dum"

I conquer with Mr. Broke.