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Complaint Review: School Systems - Anytown Nationwide
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1 Main St Anytown, Nationwide, U.S.A.
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School Systems ripoff dirty SOB's Anytown Nationwide
After reading numerous posts on this site, it has become abundantly clear to me that the shool systems in the United States have been failing us for generations!
Haven't any of you morons participated in an English class? I think most of you must have been day dreaming in class. Take a look at the number of run-on sentences and sentence fragments.
If I am not mistaken we were taught the difference between to, too and two in the first grade!!!
In the sixth or seventh grade we learned how to type. Who was absent the day they told us to use a space after a comma? Who was absent the day they told us to use two spaces after a punctuation mark?
By the way, definitely is not spelled "definately." Additionally, engineering is not spelled "eginering," employment is not spelled "emploment," and "definate deterioation and colapse" needs correction as well. Jay from Lebanon Ohio, if you had spelled those words correctly and proof read your post, maybe AOL/Time Warner would have settled your disability claim.
My point is this - your lack of attention to detail is probably what helped to put you in the quandry that you're in today. Spend a little less time spending your money, surfing the web and complaining and a little more time educating yourselves and the world will be a much better place.
Mike America
Yourtown, North Carolina
Haven't any of you morons participated in an English class? I think most of you must have been day dreaming in class. Take a look at the number of run-on sentences and sentence fragments.
If I am not mistaken we were taught the difference between to, too and two in the first grade!!!
In the sixth or seventh grade we learned how to type. Who was absent the day they told us to use a space after a comma? Who was absent the day they told us to use two spaces after a punctuation mark?
By the way, definitely is not spelled "definately." Additionally, engineering is not spelled "eginering," employment is not spelled "emploment," and "definate deterioation and colapse" needs correction as well. Jay from Lebanon Ohio, if you had spelled those words correctly and proof read your post, maybe AOL/Time Warner would have settled your disability claim.
My point is this - your lack of attention to detail is probably what helped to put you in the quandry that you're in today. Spend a little less time spending your money, surfing the web and complaining and a little more time educating yourselves and the world will be a much better place.
Mike America
Yourtown, North Carolina
