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culp
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i have been around. just haven't really had much to talk about. have been spending most of my time trying to train my big dumb dog i adopted in late June. when we got him he only knew sit and shake. he was at the humane society for almost a year. and he is 3 years old now.
http://www.humanesocietystjc.org/
http://www.humanesocietystjc.org/
meowzer
Moderator
Originally Posted by Culp
http:///forum/post/3115468
they are just not as smart as labs. and it probably doesn't help he spent a year in the humane society before i adopted him.
AWW poor baby...he just needs some love and understanding....he's probably very nervous
http:///forum/post/3115468
they are just not as smart as labs. and it probably doesn't help he spent a year in the humane society before i adopted him.
AWW poor baby...he just needs some love and understanding....he's probably very nervous
coral keeper
Active Member
Originally Posted by Culp
http:///forum/post/3115457
i have been around. just haven't really had much to talk about. have been spending most of my time trying to train my big dumb dog i adopted in late June. when we got him he only knew sit and shake. he was at the humane society for almost a year. and he is 3 years old now.
http://www.humanesocietystjc.org/
LOL!! I love the picture! He looks hilarious/cute! LOL
http:///forum/post/3115457
i have been around. just haven't really had much to talk about. have been spending most of my time trying to train my big dumb dog i adopted in late June. when we got him he only knew sit and shake. he was at the humane society for almost a year. and he is 3 years old now.
http://www.humanesocietystjc.org/
LOL!! I love the picture! He looks hilarious/cute! LOL
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tizzo
Guest
We can male things a whole lot easier if you all will post your pics in your "profile picture"!
I look there for pics but not a lot of you use that feature.
I look there for pics but not a lot of you use that feature.
sloglo
Member
Originally Posted by Flower
http:///forum/post/3113327
Here is me at last years Chanukah party.
LMAO
http:///forum/post/3113327
Here is me at last years Chanukah party.
LMAO
pezenfuego
Active Member
Originally Posted by sepulatian
http:///forum/post/3115157
My sister and I at the fair a few weeks ago. Yes, the shirt matches the pen
Not to be a jerk, but you should say, "This is my sister and me." or "This is me and my sister."
The easy way to check if you are unsure is to simply take the other person's name out of the sentence.
So...
Taking out 'my sister' you would get "This is I at the fair a few weeks ago."
However, if you take out 'my sister' in the sentence, "This is my sister and me," you will get, "This is me at the fair a few weeks ago." Which is obviously correct.
Just a grammar lesson, not a
PEZ *making people smarter one grammatical correction at a time*enfuego.
http:///forum/post/3115157
My sister and I at the fair a few weeks ago. Yes, the shirt matches the pen
Not to be a jerk, but you should say, "This is my sister and me." or "This is me and my sister."
The easy way to check if you are unsure is to simply take the other person's name out of the sentence.
So...
Taking out 'my sister' you would get "This is I at the fair a few weeks ago."
However, if you take out 'my sister' in the sentence, "This is my sister and me," you will get, "This is me at the fair a few weeks ago." Which is obviously correct.
Just a grammar lesson, not a
PEZ *making people smarter one grammatical correction at a time*enfuego.
kingsmith
Member
Originally Posted by PEZenfuego
http:///forum/post/3132552
Not to be a jerk, but you should say, "This is my sister and me." or "This is me and my sister."
PEZ *making people smarter one grammatical correction at a time*enfuego.
Isn't it my sister and I
http:///forum/post/3132552
Not to be a jerk, but you should say, "This is my sister and me." or "This is me and my sister."
PEZ *making people smarter one grammatical correction at a time*enfuego.
Isn't it my sister and I
Originally Posted by PEZenfuego
http:///forum/post/3132552
Not to be a jerk, but you should say, "This is my sister and me." or "This is me and my sister."
The easy way to check if you are unsure is to simply take the other person's name out of the sentence.
So...
Taking out 'my sister' you would get "This is I at the fair a few weeks ago."
However, if you take out 'my sister' in the sentence, "This is my sister and me," you will get, "This is me at the fair a few weeks ago." Which is obviously correct.
Just a grammar lesson, not a
PEZ *making people smarter one grammatical correction at a time*enfuego.
Umm, think you may be wrong there kiddo...
http:///forum/post/3132552
Not to be a jerk, but you should say, "This is my sister and me." or "This is me and my sister."
The easy way to check if you are unsure is to simply take the other person's name out of the sentence.
So...
Taking out 'my sister' you would get "This is I at the fair a few weeks ago."
However, if you take out 'my sister' in the sentence, "This is my sister and me," you will get, "This is me at the fair a few weeks ago." Which is obviously correct.
Just a grammar lesson, not a
PEZ *making people smarter one grammatical correction at a time*enfuego.
Umm, think you may be wrong there kiddo...
pezenfuego
Active Member
Originally Posted by DragonZim
http:///forum/post/3132561
Umm, think you may be wrong there kiddo...
I could be, it wouldn't be the first time. Feel free to prove me wrong though, but this is how I've learned.
http:///forum/post/3132561
Umm, think you may be wrong there kiddo...
I could be, it wouldn't be the first time. Feel free to prove me wrong though, but this is how I've learned.
Originally Posted by PEZenfuego
http:///forum/post/3132566
I could be, it wouldn't be the first time. Feel free to prove me wrong though, but this is how I've learned.
Technically speaking, "My sister and I at the fair a few weeks ago" is not a grammatically proper sentence, so the rules do not really apply. If it said "My sister and I WERE at the fair a few weeks ago", that would be grammatically correct. Since there was no verb, it was not a proper sentence.
It's been 17 years since I've taken Grammar or English in school, but I was an AP student and started college with all my English requirements already fulfilled.
http://www.english-the-easy-way.com/Nouns/You_and_I.htm
http://www.helping-you-learn-english...h-grammar.html
http:///forum/post/3132566
I could be, it wouldn't be the first time. Feel free to prove me wrong though, but this is how I've learned.
Technically speaking, "My sister and I at the fair a few weeks ago" is not a grammatically proper sentence, so the rules do not really apply. If it said "My sister and I WERE at the fair a few weeks ago", that would be grammatically correct. Since there was no verb, it was not a proper sentence.
It's been 17 years since I've taken Grammar or English in school, but I was an AP student and started college with all my English requirements already fulfilled.
http://www.english-the-easy-way.com/Nouns/You_and_I.htm
http://www.helping-you-learn-english...h-grammar.html
pezenfuego
Active Member
Originally Posted by DragonZim
http:///forum/post/3132578
Technically speaking, "My sister and I at the fair a few weeks ago" is not a grammatically proper sentence, so the rules do not really apply. If it said "My sister and I WERE at the fair a few weeks ago", that would be grammatically correct. Since there was no verb, it was not a proper sentence.
It's been 17 years since I've taken Grammar or English in school, but I was an AP student and started college with all my English requirements already fulfilled.
http://www.english-the-easy-way.com/Nouns/You_and_I.htm
http://www.helping-you-learn-english...h-grammar.html
So...
Since it is a sentence fragment, the rules go out the window?
Okay, I'll buy that lol.
http:///forum/post/3132578
Technically speaking, "My sister and I at the fair a few weeks ago" is not a grammatically proper sentence, so the rules do not really apply. If it said "My sister and I WERE at the fair a few weeks ago", that would be grammatically correct. Since there was no verb, it was not a proper sentence.
It's been 17 years since I've taken Grammar or English in school, but I was an AP student and started college with all my English requirements already fulfilled.
http://www.english-the-easy-way.com/Nouns/You_and_I.htm
http://www.helping-you-learn-english...h-grammar.html
So...
Since it is a sentence fragment, the rules go out the window?
Okay, I'll buy that lol.
coral keeper
Active Member
Originally Posted by KingSmith
http:///forum/post/3132560
Isn't it my sister and I
+1
That's what I was taught anyways....
http:///forum/post/3132560
Isn't it my sister and I
+1
That's what I was taught anyways....