The timeline revisited

[Venturi Swirl]

Yeah, I don’t get why you are so bothered by a post I made to someone else, who expressed no horror in the words I chose, which I have now edited to make them more in line with words other posters use. Time to move on.

Sigh.

[Icanhandlethetruth]

Sigh.

smh

[Venturi Swirl]

smh

Sorry my hero?
Sure.  Forgiven.

[Icanhandlethetruth]

Sorry my hero?
Sure.  Forgiven.

Yeah, thats the one. You got it.
Time to move on.

[Eleanor]

Yeah, thats the one. You got it.
Time to move on.

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Just be a bit careful.

[faithlilly]

They say that a fish rots from the head down…much like the nastiness on this forum.

[Venturi Swirl]

They say that a fish rots from the head down…much like the nastiness on this forum.

And that’s a perfect example of nastiness. 

[Mr Gray]

You do know how punctuation works right? There is a full stop right after the word training. This signifies the end of the sentence. He then starts another sentence  referring to foodstuffs and then another sentence regarding road kill.
They are different sentences.

Why would he be an idiot if he is telling the truth and Eddie hasn't false alerted operationally or in training. If you know that he has please provide evidence to back it up.

Another example of you kecturing me about punctuation and getting it wrong.. Lol

[Icanhandlethetruth]

Another example of you kecturing me about punctuation and getting it wrong.. Lol

Please explain how my description of the correct usage of full stop was wrong. Thanks in advance.

[Mr Gray]

Please explain how my description of the correct usage of full stop was wrong. Thanks in advance.

You claimed the full stop meant the false positive statement was not related to the alerts to foodstuffs.. Have you forgotten

[Mr Gray]

Please explain how my description of the correct usage of full stop was wrong. Thanks in advance.

Do you really think I dont understand full stop usage.. I'm currently helping my son with a level maths and chemistry

[Icanhandlethetruth]

You claimed the full stop meant the false positive statement was not related to the alerts to foodstuffs.. Have you forgotten

I posted

There is a full stop right after the word training. This signifies the end of the sentence.

Is this incorrect?

[Mr Gray]

I posted

There is a full stop right after the word training. This signifies the end of the sentence.

Is this incorrect?

That is not the point.. Lol.
The point is you claimed the full stop meant the two sentences were not related

[Mr Gray]

I posted

There is a full stop right after the word training. This signifies the end of the sentence.

Is this incorrect?

Are you police or ex police

[Icanhandlethetruth]

That is not the point.. Lol.
The point is you claimed the full stop meant the two sentences were not related

I never said they were not related, that would be a new paragraph. Very basic stuff.

This is a full stop definition.

What is full stop in punctuation?
Full stop (.), also called 'period', is used to mark the end of a declarative sentence or an imperative sentence. It essentially marks a pause greater than the one marked by a comma and is also used to suggest that there is nothing more to say on a topic, for instance, 'I like playing football.

Davel I am trying hard not to make fun of your posts but you are making it really hard.