Photographer credentials
Sep 25, 2017 15:40:16 #
foathog wrote:
why do some people find it necessary to put "So" at the beginning of their sentences?? Do you know that you could leave it out and it would never be missed??
SOOOOOOO,,,,,WHAT'S THE POINT,,,,DUDE???? SO WHY YOU SOOOOO CONCERN ABOUT GRAMMER. SO, THIS IS A PHOTOGRAPHY SITE DUDE. SO KNOCK IT OFF!ðŸ˜
Sep 25, 2017 22:17:30 #
Maik723 wrote:
SOOOOOOO,,,,,WHAT'S THE POINT,,,,DUDE???? SO WHY YOU SOOOOO CONCERN ABOUT GRAMMER. SO, THIS IS A PHOTOGRAPHY SITE DUDE. SO KNOCK IT OFF!ðŸ˜
Do you really think he will knock it off on your say so? I sure would not.
All he did was pose a respectful question. This whole thread has been blown out of shape for one question.
Dennis
Sep 26, 2017 12:54:50 #
jerryc41 wrote:
I wear a police uniform when I am taking pictures in questionable locations. Better safe than sorry. 
You might try a security officer uniform, but to impersonate a cop is illegal. I don't think I would admit that I do that in any form that could be presented in court as evidence.
Sep 26, 2017 12:59:37 #
DrPhrogg wrote:
You might try a security officer uniform, but to impersonate a cop is illegal. I don't think I would admit that I do that in any form that could be presented in court as evidence.
But a security cop is not necessarily a sworn police officer...
Best,
Todd Ferguson
Sep 26, 2017 18:00:41 #
foathog wrote:
why do some people find it necessary to put "So" at the beginning of their sentences?? Do you know that you could leave it out and it would never be missed??
No different than spelling or grammar mistakes being overlooked. Why don't you capitalize the first letter in your sentence?
Time to move on.
Sep 26, 2017 20:48:18 #
dragonswing wrote:
No different than spelling or grammar mistakes being overlooked. Why don't you capitalize the first letter in your sentence?
Time to move on.
Time to move on.
Also the comma in the second sentence......
Oct 12, 2017 00:08:26 #
I'm a criminal defense lawyer and I've heard a lot of innovative defenses, but this is the winner.
Oct 12, 2017 00:38:11 #
jdedmonds wrote:
I'm a criminal defense lawyer and I've heard a lot of innovative defenses, but this is the winner.
Another innovative tactic is using "Ouote Reply."🙃🤣🤒
Oct 12, 2017 03:50:33 #
jdedmonds wrote:
I'm a criminal defense lawyer and I've heard a lot of innovative defenses, but this is the winner.
You may have heard of this one
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/16/us/oxford-comma-lawsuit.html
around $10 million of overtime payments rested on the ambiguity in the law due to not using a comma.
The truck drivers won their overtime payment.
I won a case myself where the regulation essentially stated
a and b or c or d.
it was being used as a or b or c or d.
a was true but since b, c, and d were false. Then it wasn't applicable.
They were quite sneaky about it as they quoted the regulation only as far as 'a' leaving out the 3 other clauses which were the exceptions. luckily enough i researched the statute that was being applied, saw the full text, Appealed and won. :) I am not a lawyer but i know logic.
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