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Thread ID: 134698	2013-07-30 01:44:00	Required Business People (Attention) , Need Help ????	AppleFan (17097)	Press F1

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1350137	2013-07-30 14:04:00	A bit harsh?? Many NZer's have very low tolerance for poor grammer skills & your request is written either by a retard or someone who has very poor English skills. "Like one page " No one know what that means, one page of questions ?? Haha, comment on grammar with a grammatical error. "No one know what that means" Sorry, I just had to do that. ^^ Not that this won't have no grammatical errors.:lol: This is probably an example you are looking for, AppleFan guy, that won't be of any help to anyone; it's completely useless. Thank you lipsum.com Name of business: Lorem Ipsum dolor sit ament Ltd. Purpose: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. In commodo justo nisl, a egestas lacus sollicitudin sit amet. Aliquam quis consectetur enim, tincidunt commodo libero. Nulla ac euismod tortor. Aliquam sodales volutpat lorem, ac pharetra sem ornare sit amet. Mauris lacinia nulla risus, id dapibus ante accumsan id. Morbi eget iaculis lectus, sit amet congue orci. Fusce in nisi quis purus rutrum accumsan. In quam orci, molestie a tortor vitae, sollicitudin lobortis elit. Aliquam erat volutpat. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Mauris ipsum ipsum, placerat non felis id, condimentum condimentum lectus. Phasellus commodo volutpat velit ut blandit. Nulla gravida ullamcorper felis, porta vehicula elit molestie quis. Nunc suscipit, lectus eget eleifend tincidunt, nunc massa placerat sem, vitae placerat nibh massa in velit. Description of Start: Integer id augue sit amet quam fringilla volutpat. Fusce aliquet lacus sit amet porta interdum. Suspendisse quis mollis tortor. Sed eu mi accumsan ante mollis condimentum a id ligula. Vestibulum eget tincidunt ipsum, quis posuere ipsum. Aenean hendrerit diam sit amet magna pulvinar viverra. Fusce dictum tempus neque. Praesent sit amet bibendum massa, eget pharetra ante. Quisque a convallis quam. Vestibulum posuere erat in velit sodales, volutpat tincidunt lacus vehicula. Nunc tempus iaculis velit ut tempus. Nulla adipiscing tellus eu metus tempor vehicula. Duis ut lectus auctor lacus rhoncus bibendum. Duis leo enim, volutpat non viverra nec, sagittis vel erat. Vivamus nisi arcu, blandit eu dapibus id, molestie sed orci. Vestibulum sollicitudin, magna id hendrerit rhoncus, libero nunc faucibus risus, at porta ipsum lacus nec nulla. Vivamus convallis velit eget justo vestibulum commodo. Nam suscipit adipiscing mauris, imperdiet tempus mauris venenatis porta. Aliquam id erat egestas, feugiat lacus in, condimentum tortor. Duis sed malesuada nulla. Quisque imperdiet dui nisl, et rutrum mi rutrum et. Integer in porttitor lorem. Ut semper tortor ipsum, eget facilisis lacus cursus eu. Vestibulum congue, felis ut vulputate fringilla, dui ante vestibulum odio, vitae mattis ante ligula in odio. Quisque pharetra purus id orci aliquet, at elementum massa pretium. Quisque imperdiet dui in turpis egestas, quis suscipit nunc adipiscing. Nunc fringilla tempus adipiscing. Aenean sit amet massa ornare, porta tortor et, aliquet libero. In non semper felis, quis blandit ante. Nulla laoreet lorem ut ligula ultrices molestie. Sed massa dolor, scelerisque vitae lorem sit amet, tristique lobortis eros. Aliquam erat volutpat. Phasellus eget consequat lorem. Integer vitae faucibus tortor. Integer bibendum luctus arcu, ut vulputate purus ultrices eget. Integer venenatis vulputate neque quis tincidunt. Pellentesque condimentum augue at eros cursus, at bibendum turpis tincidunt. Sed blandit, leo blandit interdum placerat, lacus eros cursus eros, ac fermentum augue metus non mi. In vulputate convallis dui vitae convallis. Nullam convallis nisi nec tincidunt tincidunt. Nunc a neque ut metus semper iaculis. In ultrices felis eget metus gravida ornare. Suspendisse ornare diam neque, id sagittis risus fringilla ut. Anyways, this sounds easy enough to do WITHOUT the internet. Just go to your local dairy, or some place like your local supermarket, and talk to the guy behind the counter. They are usually the owners, and can tell you a lot. Initiative. Now go do your work! Get of forums, they are distracting! (I'm one to talk...)	SanChippy (16951)
1350138	2013-07-30 14:15:00	That last "of" should say "off". ^^;	SanChippy (16951)
1350139	2013-07-30 20:26:00	I'm sure the school tuitors have told (taught) the students how and where to find the required information. Repeating all these is a mere waste of time.	bk T (215)
1350140	2013-07-31 10:44:00	I'm sure the school tuitors have told (taught) the students how and where to find the required information. Repeating all these is a mere waste of time. *Tutors (Couldn't resist it.) Anyways, Exactly to your point. At school I'm getting spoon-fed information. My mouth, however, isn't big enough. That said, I am still able to find the piece of Chocolate among the Bread, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Fish & Chips, Rice, Carrots, and all that junk. ^^	SanChippy (16951)
1350141	2013-07-31 11:57:00	*Tutors (Couldn't resist it.) Anyways, Exactly to your point. ... Thanks, SanChippy for correcting my spelling - I mispelt it. :o Don't know why, I tend to make lots of typos, errors, etc., as I get older. :) BTW, is 'Anyways' a proper English word? During my school days >50 yrs ago, I didn't come across this word. English is not my mother-tongue; I'm not too sure of this word. Could some English experts here please enlighten me?	bk T (215)
1350142	2013-07-31 21:57:00	BTW, is 'Anyways' a proper English word? During my school days >50 yrs ago, I didn't come across this word. English is not my mother-tongue; I'm not too sure of this word. Could some English experts here please enlighten me? No, anyways is not a proper word AFAIK.	Nick G (16709)
1350143	2013-07-31 22:04:00	BTW, is 'Anyways' a proper English word? During my school days >50 yrs ago, I didn't come across this word . No, it isn't . It's similar to "youse" in that it is commonly used in some areas and some dialects, but is not a standard English word .	inphinity (7274)
1350144	2013-08-01 12:27:00	No, it isn't. It's similar to "youse" in that it is commonly used in some areas and some dialects, but is not a standard English word. So kind of like an idiom, so to speak? But, as "Anyways" is not a formal part of English, it can't be referred to as and idiom, nor is it definitive/representative of that of a different meaning, such as: When they said "Bring a plate", I was literally so close to just bringing a plate. New Zealanders and their idioms, nothing like that in Britain... Right?	SanChippy (16951)
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