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regarding pasture talk... Here's the place to tell postalcow he is out of his mind, or that you think he is right on target. Read the lastest article in the Pasture and then tell us what you think!

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Old March 16th, 2004, 03:53 PM
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regardless of what you think of his postings, everyone should agree that the 'postal cow' needs some serious work on his spelling and grammar.
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Oh quit your crying. you are just upset because you don't agree with him. Grammar does not matter I like to read his articles. You remind me of a guy named codebear. Did you vote for Clinton? I can tell, because if you don't agree with something you find another way to put it down.
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Woah Nelly! Calm down ya'll. English isn't my bestest subject either.
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RE: regarding pasture talk...
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  1. <?php
  2. $comment="In that case lets all talk in php";
  3. echo $comment;
  4. ?>

lets all talk in php then see how confusing it can get with more complex statements lol
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RE: regarding pasture talk...
php Code:
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  1.  
  2. <?
  3. if ($i == think("that's a good idea")){
  4.  doContinue(posting("PHP"));
  5.  }else {
  6.  exit("I don't want to talk completely in PHP. Bye.");
  7.  }
  8. ?>


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he must be too busy to post any new articles! y do i keep coming back to this site . .oh ya i remember now .. cause postal cow is hot!
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