are their others like you?

No. (There aren't others like me.)

Hee hee

Funny stuff! Have you read "Eats, Shoots and Leaves"?

I came here because the title made my eyes bleed and I had to do something about it.

I dont get it, their is noone like me.

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I'm unique, like everyone else.

I cringe when I hear improper word usage. My mother and paternal grandmother insisted I use proper English. I corrected my children while they were young. Somewhere, there's been a breakdown in communication.

My mother grew up, very poor, in a remote area. She walked 6 miles to reach her school bus stop and dropped out of school as a 9th grader. After marrying and having children, she wanted to improve her speaking skills. Mom began reading grammar books and passed on what she learned to her children. Mom played records containing children's songs and nursery rhymes to put us to sleep at night. Many nights, one of the records she played taught phonics. We played a lot of games that forced us to use brain skills, such as dominoes, Scrabble, and Monopoly.

I was grown before my mother earned her GED, but I was proud of her. I wish more parents had her perseverance and cared enough to educate their children. Parents have to take responsibility, rather than delegating their responsibility to schools. Schools, even good schools, can't erase all the bad habits, or good habits, children pick up from their home environment.

For someone who grew up hating to write, I'm quite wordy. I'll stop now.

I'm unique, like everyone else.

I cringe when I hear improper word usage. My mother and paternal grandmother insisted I use proper English. I corrected my children while they were young. Somewhere, there's been a breakdown in communication.

My mother grew up, very poor, in a remote area. She walked 6 miles to reach her school bus stop and dropped out of school as a 9th grader. After marrying and having children, she wanted to improve her speaking skills. Mom began reading grammar books and passed on what she learned to her children. Mom played records containing children's songs and nursery rhymes to put us to sleep at night. Many nights, one of the records she played taught phonics. We played a lot of games that forced us to use brain skills, such as dominoes, Scrabble, and Monopoly.

I was grown before my mother earned her GED, but I was proud of her. I wish more parents had her perseverance and cared enough to educate their children. Parents have to take responsibility, rather than delegating their responsibility to schools. Schools, even good schools, can't erase all the bad habits, or good habits, children pick up from their home environment.

For someone who grew up hating to write, I'm quite wordy. I'll stop now.

Ummm.......my statement was a joke FYI. And i'm hoping yours is one too....