Diversity happy hour cancelled after revealed whites were excluded

[Manchester]

So you should hold things against whites? Your logic this could justify believing all blacks are responsible for the crimes blacks have committed against them. I guess all blacks are responsible for Colin ferguson ?

So, when you can't counter a legitimate point you resort to non-sequiturs....how completely unsurprising. Typical progressive drone.

Replys [sic] that start with the word "So".

To start a sentance [sic] with the word not only grammatically incorrect [sic] but it is a start of a projection. The foundation on which the straw man is built [sic].

It is not grammatically incorrect to begin a "sentence" with a coordinating conjunction.








AND, your last "sentence" is a fragment.

Whilst I wont appolgise for my dyslexia and fragmentation is no longer an error in modern english the coordinating conjunction should always be prefixed with a comma.

 

[Unkotare]

Replys [sic] that start with the word "So".

To start a sentance [sic] with the word not only grammatically incorrect [sic] but it is a start of a projection. The foundation on which the straw man is built [sic].

It is not grammatically incorrect to begin a "sentence" with a coordinating conjunction.








AND, your last "sentence" is a fragment.

Whilst I wont appolgise for my dyslexia and fragmentation is no longer an error in modern english [sic] the coordinating conjunction should always be prefixed with a comma.

Funny how everyone who just plain ***** up suddenly comes down with a 'condition.'

Using a fragment in place of a complete sentence is still an error in 'modern' English. The error you are trying to point out is one of punctuation, not grammar.

 

[Manchester]

It is not grammatically incorrect to begin a "sentence" with a coordinating conjunction.



AND, your last "sentence" is a fragment.

Whilst I wont appolgise for my dyslexia and fragmentation is no longer an error in modern english [sic] the coordinating conjunction should always be prefixed with a comma.

Funny how everyone who just plain ***** up suddenly comes down with a 'condition.'

Using a fragment in place of a complete sentence is still an error in 'modern' English. The error you are trying to point out is one of punctuation, not grammar.

It's not a "condition" that got picked up until I was 20 and studying for a my degree, I got told someone of my level of intellect should be able to spell better and got put in a room with a whole batch of tests. After that I got a load of goddamn special school stickers to stick on everything I wrote and a good excuse when pedants picked up on my spelling. Cool stroy bro!

 

[Unkotare]

Whilst I wont appolgise for my dyslexia and fragmentation is no longer an error in modern english [sic] the coordinating conjunction should always be prefixed with a comma.

Funny how everyone who just plain ***** up suddenly comes down with a 'condition.'

Using a fragment in place of a complete sentence is still an error in 'modern' English. The error you are trying to point out is one of punctuation, not grammar.

It's not a "condition" that got picked up until I was 20 and studying for a my degree, I got told someone of my level of intellect should be able to spell better and got put in a room with a whole batch of tests. After that I got a load of goddamn special school stickers to stick on everything I wrote and a good excuse when pedants picked up on my spelling. Cool stroy [sic] bro!

If you "picked up" dyslexia when you were 20, you either suffered some severe brain trauma, are experiencing very early on-set dementia, or are full of shit and making excuses for being too damn lazy to take care in your writing. And, dyslexia is not merely a synonym for "poor spelling."

 

[Manchester]

Funny how everyone who just plain ***** up suddenly comes down with a 'condition.'

Using a fragment in place of a complete sentence is still an error in 'modern' English. The error you are trying to point out is one of punctuation, not grammar.

It's not a "condition" that got picked up until I was 20 and studying for a my degree, I got told someone of my level of intellect should be able to spell better and got put in a room with a whole batch of tests. After that I got a load of goddamn special school stickers to stick on everything I wrote and a good excuse when pedants picked up on my spelling. Cool stroy [sic] bro!

If you "picked up" dyslexia when you were 20, you either suffered some severe brain trauma, are experiencing very early on-set dementia, or are full of shit and making excuses for being too damn lazy to take care in your writing. And, dyslexia is not merely a synonym for "poor spelling."

It GOT picked up, it was picked up on, it was only recognised when I was 20. I've never been able to spell. The "cool stroy bro" was intentional as I'm a comedy genius.

 

[novasteve]

Quit changing the topic

 

[Manchester]

Quit changing the topic

Wh do you care? There's a whole new topic on this started by someone nearly as daft as you and you've already posted in it. Go there and ***** about how unfair life is to poor old ******.