To: BIGLOOK
That's a given. And add identity theft or falsification of official documents, mail fraud, several violations of the RICCO Act, tax fraud and one that a New Hampshire deputy sheriff charged....Trespassing. You logic is correct but never use the subjunctive mood in a conclusion. Welcome aboard, FORTRUTHONLY.
I was not aware that FR forum came with free grammar lessons. I am not as worried about my spelling/grammar abilities since English IS my second language and I fluently speak a total of 6 others but alas, thanks for the welcoming wagon :)
To: FORTRUTHONLY
That's not a grammar lesson, it's a lesson in sentential logic. Logical conclusions never contain 'should', 'could', 'would'; it would make them assumptions rather than conclusions.
Don't take offense by this, your argument was sound but using subjunctive mood in the conclusion weakened it.
Therefore, I am glad to meet you.
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05/03/2008 12:39:34 PM PDT by
BIGLOOK
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