I think we could just apply the same cure we use for bread, to humans. just scrape off the cancer with a butter knife, then put jelly on it, and eat it...mmmmmm
SUBJECT LINE POLICE: I was hoping to read about somebody doing the "Biggest BC drop." That's what the subject said.
The subject *should* have been, as is usually the case, the first sentence from the first post (What's the biggest drop done on a bc wheel?)
Don't let the Subject Line Police get you...
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NOTE: In case it comes up in the future, the Suject Line Police and the Grammar Police are two different entities...
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The subject *should* have been, as is usually the case, the first sentence from the first post (What's the biggest drop done on a bc wheel?)
I certainly wouldn't say that in general, the first sentence from the first post should be the subject. The Subject Line Police would have a lot of work if this became common practice...
Oh, and in this case, just adding a "?" (question mark) to the original subject line would have worked wonders already.
The subject *should* have been, as is usually the case, the first sentence from the first post (What's the biggest drop done on a bc wheel?)
I certainly wouldn't say that in general, the first sentence from the first post should be the subject. The Subject Line Police would have a lot of work if this became common practice...
Oh, and in this case, just adding a "?" (question mark) to the original subject line would have worked wonders already.
Klaas Bil, Subject Line Police Constable
Sorry!!!! Im so sorry I didnt put a qustion mark there.Jeez, you guys are the ones moving this thread off topic.
I've met John_Foss, dear, and to the best of my knowledge he does not own a "funny". A garage full of unicycles, yes, but a funny, no. Is your reply above really what you're trying to say?
I've met John_Foss, dear, and to the best of my knowledge he does not own a "funny". A garage full of unicycles, yes, but a funny, no. Is your reply above really what you're trying to say?