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[TwoCatSam]

AD  You are correct.  We were scolded thoroughly and enlightened on the use of "loser" (one who loses) and "looser" (as my screws are looser than yours!)

Now I don't know if it's "loses" or "looses".  It's a tough word!  Most folks can't keep it straight in they're mind!

Anything 101 is the very basics.  English 101 as taught by AD, for example.  Or is that grammer?  Is that one m or two?  Kelsey Gramer/Grammer?

GREAT!!

Now I'll be up all night!

Thanks AD

[TwoCatSam]

Ad

I've given your post more thought.

English is the second language to many of our posters.  Even American-born posters may dangle a participle now and then.  What is important is the content of their posts, not perfect grammar and spelling.  Sure, there are times I'd love to see a comma and some capitalization, but let's cut them some slack, huh?

How sad would it be that some person passed by and decided not to post and that person had the key to the mint!  So to all of you who are struggling with English--please don't take offense and please keep on keepin' on!

Sam

[Jakkalsdraai]

American English or European English?

  I remember American movies with them rednecks saying: "When we was going to the barn yall, I's says to them, we is damn fine when we drinks some sour mash outa the jarro."

......mmmmm btw. I have tried various combinations as stated in the e-book quite a while back. Never tried progressions though while testing it. Might be ok I don't know. I remember clearly having a session where I did quite well. Then the next session, I hit like 8 spins in a row loosing or ending even. Ended way down.

I could of maybe changed the bet to another combo in the middle of that loosing streak.....after which the wheel most probably would of followed me and give me another streak of losses! lol 

That's why it's called roulette and why mechanical systems do not work.

[TwoCatSam]

Jakkalsdraai

Yes'm, us Rednecks talk like that somedays!  Some ain't never had no book-learnin'!

But I'll never forget the first time I heard someone say, "Outen that light!"  Rednecks either blow them out or turn them off.  But if a light is out, it must have been "outened", right? 

I've got to stop this or I'll loose my mind!

Samster

[RoulettePlayer]

Quote from Sam,
"English is the second language to many of our posters.  Even American-born posters may dangle a participle now and then.  What is important is the content of their posts, not perfect grammar and spelling.  Sure, there are times I'd love to see a comma and some capitalization, but let's cut them some slack, huh?"

True.  This is how we should view all posts at any forum.  However, I believe ADulay wasn't replying to a typical post.  He was commenting on system/web page which is written in a manner to be sold.  It was not written by contributors of a forum/family.  Under these circumstances, he is correct.    System sellers many times don't even realize how unproffesional it is to have typos and poor grammer within there systems.  RP

[TwoCatSam]

RP

I caught that!!  "There" instead of "their"!  LOL

Your point is well taken. 

Sam

[TwoCatSam]

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