Saying 'hey' from the D.M.V.!
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I'd reply and say hello but unfortunately my ticket says C32 so its going to be a while6
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MistressSara wrote: »Hey 👋
Hey there0 -
tinkerhellraiser wrote: »hi from mcdonalds play area
Good Lord don't let my daughter see this, we'd go and never leave! Lol0 -
You work at the Department of Motor Vehicles?0
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Hiya from my long hallway, the dog is just an added bonus.
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SirMxyzptlk wrote: »You work at the Department of Motor Vehicles?
Lol no, it's an acronym for the D.C./Maryland/Virginia metropolitan area0 -
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JustPassingTime wrote: »Hmmm... I've always thought it was Dept of motor vehicle. Oh well
Don't worry, I had to get used to it when I first got up here....prior to that, dept of motor vehicles was the only "DMV" I knew of as well lol0 -
D.C., Maryland and Virginia are subcategories of the actual region itself, not region(s), so only the singular 'the' is necessary since the one region encompasses all three areas.leut_underpants wrote: »JustPassingTime wrote: »Hmmm... I've always thought it was Dept of motor vehicle. Oh well
He did say "the", indicating place rather than places. Grammatically I'm not on board with any of this.
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Den_of_Iniquity wrote: »I'd reply and say hello but unfortunately my ticket says C32 so its going to be a while
"Now serving ticket C32, C32!!" Lol2 -
leut_underpants wrote: »
D.C., Maryland and Virginia are subcategories of the actual region itself, not region(s), so only the singular 'the' is necessary since the one region encompasses all three areas.leut_underpants wrote: »JustPassingTime wrote: »Hmmm... I've always thought it was Dept of motor vehicle. Oh well
He did say "the", indicating place rather than places. Grammatically I'm not on board with any of this.
Let's talk punctuation between letters. Wouldn't slashes have more appropriately conveyed your location? D.M.V. is a rather broadly known acronym. I blame you for the lack of clarity and the inconsistency between title and following post content. This isn't in keeping with any known style guide.
Wow @MistressSara was right...you are cranky2 -
leut_underpants wrote: »
D.C., Maryland and Virginia are subcategories of the actual region itself, not region(s), so only the singular 'the' is necessary since the one region encompasses all three areas.leut_underpants wrote: »JustPassingTime wrote: »Hmmm... I've always thought it was Dept of motor vehicle. Oh well
He did say "the", indicating place rather than places. Grammatically I'm not on board with any of this.
Let's talk punctuation between letters. Wouldn't slashes have more appropriately conveyed your location? D.M.V. is a rather broadly known acronym. I blame you for the lack of clarity and the inconsistency between title and following post content. This isn't in keeping with any known style guide.
Slashes would've been good, dashes maybe, even spelling out DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA METROPOLITAN REGION would've been great, but I made my decision; it's intelligence lies in the instance of someone asking what D.M.V. stands for and I reply, thus leading to another reply, and another, etc.....and there you have it, the enjoyable phenomenon we all know and love......a conversation ☺4 -
leut_underpants wrote: »leut_underpants wrote: »
D.C., Maryland and Virginia are subcategories of the actual region itself, not region(s), so only the singular 'the' is necessary since the one region encompasses all three areas.leut_underpants wrote: »JustPassingTime wrote: »Hmmm... I've always thought it was Dept of motor vehicle. Oh well
He did say "the", indicating place rather than places. Grammatically I'm not on board with any of this.
Let's talk punctuation between letters. Wouldn't slashes have more appropriately conveyed your location? D.M.V. is a rather broadly known acronym. I blame you for the lack of clarity and the inconsistency between title and following post content. This isn't in keeping with any known style guide.
Slashes would've been good, dashes maybe, even spelling out DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA METROPOLITAN REGION would've been great, but I made my decision; it's intelligence lies in the instance of someone asking what D.M.V. stands for and I reply, thus leading to another reply, and another, etc.....and there you have it, the enjoyable phenomenon we all know and love......a conversation ☺
You're killing me with the excessive ellipses.
Don't be killed, be thrilled! I'm devoting precious time to have a conversation with you about grammatical viewpoints for which neither of us are receiving brownie points, especially since this was supposed to simply be a friendly "hi" to everyone. If you knew how many people do not receive my time and attention, you would feel honored right now🙂2 -
leut_underpants wrote: »leut_underpants wrote: »leut_underpants wrote: »
D.C., Maryland and Virginia are subcategories of the actual region itself, not region(s), so only the singular 'the' is necessary since the one region encompasses all three areas.leut_underpants wrote: »JustPassingTime wrote: »Hmmm... I've always thought it was Dept of motor vehicle. Oh well
He did say "the", indicating place rather than places. Grammatically I'm not on board with any of this.
Let's talk punctuation between letters. Wouldn't slashes have more appropriately conveyed your location? D.M.V. is a rather broadly known acronym. I blame you for the lack of clarity and the inconsistency between title and following post content. This isn't in keeping with any known style guide.
Slashes would've been good, dashes maybe, even spelling out DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA METROPOLITAN REGION would've been great, but I made my decision; it's intelligence lies in the instance of someone asking what D.M.V. stands for and I reply, thus leading to another reply, and another, etc.....and there you have it, the enjoyable phenomenon we all know and love......a conversation ☺
You're killing me with the excessive ellipses.
Don't be killed, be thrilled! I'm devoting precious time to have a conversation with you about grammatical viewpoints for which neither of us are receiving brownie points, especially since this was supposed to simply be a friendly "hi" to everyone. If you knew how many people do not receive my time and attention, you would feel honored right now🙂
Speak for yourself, I'm racking up frequent flyer miles *and* brownie points.
Stop bragging.0 -
leut_underpants wrote: »MistressSara wrote: »
Stick in the mudleut_underpants wrote: »We don't do this here
This was known
Hi, from Mudville
All 9 of you better be careful...2 -
leut_underpants wrote: »leut_underpants wrote: »
D.C., Maryland and Virginia are subcategories of the actual region itself, not region(s), so only the singular 'the' is necessary since the one region encompasses all three areas.leut_underpants wrote: »JustPassingTime wrote: »Hmmm... I've always thought it was Dept of motor vehicle. Oh well
He did say "the", indicating place rather than places. Grammatically I'm not on board with any of this.
Let's talk punctuation between letters. Wouldn't slashes have more appropriately conveyed your location? D.M.V. is a rather broadly known acronym. I blame you for the lack of clarity and the inconsistency between title and following post content. This isn't in keeping with any known style guide.
Slashes would've been good, dashes maybe, even spelling out DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA METROPOLITAN REGION would've been great, but I made my decision; it's intelligence lies in the instance of someone asking what D.M.V. stands for and I reply, thus leading to another reply, and another, etc.....and there you have it, the enjoyable phenomenon we all know and love......a conversation ☺
You're killing me with the excessive ellipses.
Don't be killed, be thrilled! I'm devoting precious time to have a conversation with you about grammatical viewpoints for which neither of us are receiving brownie points, especially since this was supposed to simply be a friendly "hi" to everyone. If you knew how many people do not receive my time and attention, you would feel honored right now🙂
My new favorite reply is "Don't be killed, be thrilled!"
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leut_underpants wrote: »leut_underpants wrote: »leut_underpants wrote: »
D.C., Maryland and Virginia are subcategories of the actual region itself, not region(s), so only the singular 'the' is necessary since the one region encompasses all three areas.leut_underpants wrote: »JustPassingTime wrote: »Hmmm... I've always thought it was Dept of motor vehicle. Oh well
He did say "the", indicating place rather than places. Grammatically I'm not on board with any of this.
Let's talk punctuation between letters. Wouldn't slashes have more appropriately conveyed your location? D.M.V. is a rather broadly known acronym. I blame you for the lack of clarity and the inconsistency between title and following post content. This isn't in keeping with any known style guide.
Slashes would've been good, dashes maybe, even spelling out DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA METROPOLITAN REGION would've been great, but I made my decision; it's intelligence lies in the instance of someone asking what D.M.V. stands for and I reply, thus leading to another reply, and another, etc.....and there you have it, the enjoyable phenomenon we all know and love......a conversation ☺
You're killing me with the excessive ellipses.
Don't be killed, be thrilled! I'm devoting precious time to have a conversation with you about grammatical viewpoints for which neither of us are receiving brownie points, especially since this was supposed to simply be a friendly "hi" to everyone. If you knew how many people do not receive my time and attention, you would feel honored right now🙂
Speak for yourself, I'm racking up frequent flyer miles *and* brownie points.
You got brownie points for this?🤔0 -
hi1
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RomaineCalm wrote: »leut_underpants wrote: »leut_underpants wrote: »
D.C., Maryland and Virginia are subcategories of the actual region itself, not region(s), so only the singular 'the' is necessary since the one region encompasses all three areas.leut_underpants wrote: »JustPassingTime wrote: »Hmmm... I've always thought it was Dept of motor vehicle. Oh well
He did say "the", indicating place rather than places. Grammatically I'm not on board with any of this.
Let's talk punctuation between letters. Wouldn't slashes have more appropriately conveyed your location? D.M.V. is a rather broadly known acronym. I blame you for the lack of clarity and the inconsistency between title and following post content. This isn't in keeping with any known style guide.
Slashes would've been good, dashes maybe, even spelling out DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA METROPOLITAN REGION would've been great, but I made my decision; it's intelligence lies in the instance of someone asking what D.M.V. stands for and I reply, thus leading to another reply, and another, etc.....and there you have it, the enjoyable phenomenon we all know and love......a conversation ☺
You're killing me with the excessive ellipses.
Don't be killed, be thrilled! I'm devoting precious time to have a conversation with you about grammatical viewpoints for which neither of us are receiving brownie points, especially since this was supposed to simply be a friendly "hi" to everyone. If you knew how many people do not receive my time and attention, you would feel honored right now🙂
My new favorite reply is "Don't be killed, be thrilled!"
Lol glad you like it2 -
tinkerhellraiser wrote: »hi from mcdonalds play area
Dang where is this McDonald’s?!0 -
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