Sunday, August 24, 2025

El Paso Police

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  1. Really want to, but can't find confirmation of this.

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  2. You don't need to siphon gas, gas moves by it's own volition.
    What you need to do is use a period behind an abbreviation.
    I spent years (I live outside the USA) thinking Americans dumb, because they called petrol gas, then someone told me they were just abbreviating the word gasoline, and then I felt dumb.
    Now I know that dumb means unable to speak, so I am not dumb, nowhere near it, and I also know that when Americans say gas they mean gasoline.
    But you will still need a period after an abbreviation.
    You can't just not use punctuation.
    Or next thing you know you'll be typing u for you and using emojis to make sentences.
    Please, embrace being grown up and literate.

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    1. So, why don't you put a period after petrol, an abbreviation of petroleum? If it's a neologism, so too is "gas". If it's not - grow up and become literate :-)
      (in annoying younger-brother mode)

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  3. You can't talk to those people. They think they're right just because the name of the language matches the name of their country.

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    1. WilliamRocket is from New Zealand; I don't think that's a language. Pay no mind to him, his hobby is giving lectures to people who don't listen.

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