I Saw This, But Won't Say Where

Personal Account | 21/10/10 | Eleutheria5

[Paved Paradise]

I couldn’t follow it either but I think she/he got the point.

Paragraphs are important and so is clarity.

[mojo114]

Thank you for your post. Aaron Klein, Investigative Radio Show, WABC radio out of N.Y, has been speaking about this and more of what you have posted.
Keep safe and keep reporting dear Eleutheria5.

[Salem]

            My pleasure!

[Grizzled Bear]

Re: your tag line - ( They cry "Piece, piece." And there is no peace.)

I'd like a piece; know what I mean, know what I mean? Wink, wink, nudge, nudge; say no more!

[Grizzled Bear]

I didn’t look at your prior posts, I read the ‘article’ and it was not very clear who or what you were talking about.
At face value, it sounded like trollspam.

To be fair, it reads like it was written by a newspaper editor who graduated from Columbia University.

Just sayin...

[Cvengr]

I’ve seen worse by Harvard Law Review Presidents.

[Cvengr]

The reported incident occurred at 3 a.m.

Due process of law would occur during working hours.

If it is considered legitimate, then the authority directing the effort has less power than proper legitimate authority possesses, and a greater significance to the incident.

God Bless Israel and those whom He has chosen.

[Cvengr]

Thank you for your report.

It isn’t necessary to confirm the report by worldly standards.

He has already confirmed it.

God Bless Israel and may He return at His appointed time.

[Grizzled Bear]

Is that necessarily unexpected?

[Cvengr]

Good point. You are correct.

[papabrody]

All I can say is....

B'H

[papabrody]

Wasn’t there a finding that Palestinians and Middle Eastern Jews have indistinguishable DNA? There was. This makes the whole affair about as world news worthy as the Hatfield, McCoy feud

This is the most ignorant post yet in this thread.

[Eleutheria5]

100% valid criticism. I’ve already apologized for the stylistic and informational deficiencies of the post. They were caused by the very intensity of the scene, and difficulty describing it in clear, accessible prose, acceptable to the American Dental Hygiene Association. Next time I see something like that, I’ll count to ten and organize better.

[metesky]

Doesn't anybody know anything about construction?

Concrete, damn it, concrete!

[Eleutheria5]

So all those “Wet Cement” signs are wrong, and one must call cement mixers “concrete mixers”? In spoken English the two are interchangeable, regardless of what they’re called among contractors, to whom the difference is meaningful.

[metesky]

One either knows the nomenclature and speaks correctly, or doesn't and takes the chance that one's audience can somehow infer the correct meaning.

Cement

Concrete

Cement as you can see, is a binder that holds the aggregate together. Flour is a binder, but you don't call bread and cakes "flour" do you?

Now, go forth and make a concrete effort to cement a relationship with some one, anyone...

[Eleutheria5]

Cement mixer.

“Wet Cement”

Concrete

Pedant

Something incoherent about flour.

Relationships: Husband, father, grandfather, uncle, student, blogger, etc. All cemented. All concrete.

[metesky]

Head on down to the cement pond and cool off, spud.

[tuckrdout]

Of chocolate cake?

[tuckrdout]

I knew.