RE: Potential Client/Need Advise

[Sean Brierley <seanb_us -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Point of view is important. Mine is that debating
grammar on techwr-l is not. Consult your local
dictionary.

I, for one, don't jump on such things in case there's
a transatlantic difference on such things, like
licence/license.

Instead, why not reach out from your locale and use
these (or buy one at the local bookstore):

<http://www.merriamwebster.com>
<http://dictionary.cambridge.org>

And, Goob, a cool Friday post. Alliteration for the
literate, aliterate, and illiterate . . . okay, maybe
not the latter.

Cheers,

Sean

--- Goober Writer <gooberwriter -at- yahoo -dot- com> wrote:
> 
> Well, actually locale is irrelevant. I was wrong.
> 
 > 
> > But, being in the US, I advise you take my advice
> > and
> > not offer up advice to advise someone of how to
> and
> > not to use advise or advice when asking for
> advice.
<snip>
> > In
> > fact, it's adverse to advise someone advertising
> for
> > advice, or to surmise or apprise based on
> comprised
> > cries or flat out lies. Lest we rise the Rays.
> > 
> > Happy Friday!