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Originally posted by Policestate
Let me help.
I think you mean "No way! I have one if you want to see it? So if you want to see my profile, message me on this site? K"

The little wiggly things are commas, they help to structure the sentence and allow the reader to breathe. The question mark needs to come after the word 'site', otherwise you are asking yourself whether you want to s ...[text shortened]... tip, the word 'see' doesn't need repeating in this sentence.

PS, I'm only playing 🙂
"... message me on this site!" would be better. Alternatively, the "k" might have stood for "okay", in which case you could say "... message me on this site, okay?"

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Originally posted by Nordlys
"... message me on this site!" would be better. Alternatively, the "k" might have stood for "okay", in which case you could say "... message me on this site, okay?"

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Yes, your latter suggestion is my preference. Now we have the makings of a good paragraph.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
"... message me on this site!" would be better. Alternatively, the "k" might have stood for "okay", in which case you could say "... message me on this site, okay?"

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OK is an abbreviation. It stands for "Oll Korrect". "Okay" is an altered version.

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
OK is an abbreviation. It stands for "Oll Korrect". "Okay" is an altered version.
According to my English-German dictionaries as well as the Merriam-Webster online, they are both correct. But "k" certainly isn't.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
According to my English-German dictionaries as well as the Merriam-Webster online, they are both correct. But "k" certainly isn't.
Yet.

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
Yet.
I have revisited this post and feel like a bad person. Kittykat is most probably a delighful young lady, just using a bit of text- speak to banter with a few friends.
Who the Hell am I to judge? Shame on me.

I prefer it dismounted from my high horse 🙂

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As is pretty kitty. Not quite sure who I was refering to in the last post.

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One day lol and omg will be in Webster's Dictionary.

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Originally posted by badmoon
One day lol and omg will be in Webster's Dictionary.
Mike your profile says you are away until May 9th? Is that correct? That's one heck of a vacaction!

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Originally posted by Policestate
I have revisited this post and feel like a bad person. Kittykat is most probably a delighful young lady, just using a bit of text- speak to banter with a few friends.
Who the Hell am I to judge? Shame on me.

I prefer it dismounted from my high horse 🙂
It's a fine horse you have there! Can I borrow it?

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Originally posted by Policestate
Mike your profile says you are away until May 9th? Is that correct? That's one heck of a vacaction!
lol omg!!!!!1!!

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Originally posted by Nordlys
It's a fine horse you have there! Can I borrow it?
You may, but it bites anyone who uses abbreviations, and kicks to death anyone who can't structure sentences.
It also has a cleft palate, but thats just genetic

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Originally posted by Policestate
You may, but it bites anyone who uses abbreviations, and kicks to death anyone who can't structure sentences.
It also has a cleft palate, but thats just genetic
Thank you, that sounds like a perfect grammar police horse. Does it bite anyone who leaves out apostrophes or doesn't finish the sentence with a full stop (or another appropriate punctuation mark), too?

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Thank you, that sounds like a perfect grammar police horse. Does it bite anyone who leaves out apostrophes or doesn't finish the sentence with a full stop (or another appropriate punctuation mark), too?
Thank you. That sounds.......... mark) also?

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Thank you, that sounds like a perfect grammar police horse. Does it bite anyone who leaves out apostrophes or doesn't finish the sentence with a full stop (or another appropriate punctuation mark), too?
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