Homosexuality Avoidable, Doctor Tells Parents

San Francisco Faith: The Bay Areas Lay Catholic Newspaper. ^ | Dr. Joseph Nicolosi

[Diva Betsy Ross]

Be careful the grammer "nazi" may still be here, and she will tell you to use this ? . It is called a question mark and lets readers know you mean to ask a question, not make a statement. ( you don't expect me to really read your nonsense do you) I will admit that I don't read much of what you say unless I am board and looking for some entertainment, oh that goes for all of your screen names BTW.

[KeyTapper]

unless I am board

I believe that's bored unless you are really as wooden headed as I think you are. Then board would be correct.

[Diva Betsy Ross]

You fell for it twice in one night!

[capitan_refugio]

"PLEASE SITE"

Please cite???

You need to look at the data for "genetically identical twins reared apart." There is no good way to factor out environmental issues for twins reared together.

[Triple Word Score]

Even your tagline has errors in punctuation.

Pbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbt.

[Xenalyte]

What are you talking about? In which post am I not holding myself to my own standards?

[Diva Betsy Ross]

Not according to Kate Turbian. Or do you know more than she does about writing as well?

HERE

Use a comma to separate items in a series: Playing in a band can be exciting, but many people do not realize the hardships involved: constant rehearsals, playing until 2 a.m., handling drunken audience members, and transporting heavy equipment to and from gigs. (the comma preceding "and" is optional unless needed to prevent misreading)

I believe that is THREE for me and o for triple word score. Diva hits it out of the park.. It is a HOMERUN YEAH!

[Xenalyte]

Since Keytapper's post was a statement, he doesn't need a question mark. I would note (for the record) that this one post of yours contains five grammatical errors and two spelling errors.

I wouldn't be so quick to point fingers at the quality of public-school education, were I you.

[Xenalyte]

The grammar error to which your attention is being called is the space before the first comma.

For the record, her name is spelled Turabian.

Who's teaching those kids of yours English?

[KeyTapper]

Ha ha! She made you look!

[Diva Betsy Ross]

you are punny! I tis my conversational style... aren't I entitled to use my converstaional style here like you are?

[Triple Word Score]

I wanted her to stay up very late, Eastern time, trying to find a second error. Spoilsport! :-) She'd have never been sure there weren't more, left to her own devices.

Making more than one error in one tagline would be a challenge for most of us, but I have faith she could do it if she tried harder.

[Diva Betsy Ross]

And how is it that you can read Key tappers mind. You don't even know how to spell her name right. It is Key Tapper- Not KEYTAPER? Who is paying you to write?

[KeyTapper]

The question to which I was referring, was in post #262. It does indeed end with a question mark. You did not answer it.

[Xenalyte]

Here's something funny: the only time it's spelled "keytaper" is in the post of yours to which I'm responding. So is it "Key tapper," your first rendition, "Key Tapper," your second, or "KEYTAPER," your third?

[Xenalyte]

I can do this all night as long as she keeps giving me ammunition.

[Diva Betsy Ross]

Most likey because I as bored by it! I get many pings, so it probably got lost... I am very popular around here... You are not the only one who hangs on my every word.

[KeyTapper]

It is Key Tapper- Not KEYTAPER?

Wrong on both counts. It is KeyTapper and Xenalyte did not spell it KEYTAPER. She is closer than you are. Also, did you know that a declarative sentence does not end with a question mark?

[I got the rope]

To begin, I would say that I think home-schooled children have a particular vulnerability for a number of reasons. The primary reason, especially for the boy (and I'll be focusing primarily on boys), is that it isolates him from his peers. I think that's a very important factor in the development of his masculine identification and his heterosexual development. In fact, I'm working right now with a number of parents who are concerned about symptoms what we call pre-homosexual symptoms or gender-identity confusion and a number of these parents are home-schooling these children. The problem that they all complain about is that their son does not have access to boys his age and can-not participate in the kinds of ordinary activ-ities of boys, like sports and sleepovers and just getting together and playing. I think that's a critical factor.

What a liberal crock of pseudo-science crap!

[KeyTapper]

Sorry to tell you. You're a laughing stock.