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Newbisan 02-03-06, 04:45 PM	OK, not a message from my mom, but she is a teacher and I hope to carry on her work in todays lesson: loose versus lose! Late homework will not be accepted. 1. When Jim stopped eating desserts and snacks for two weeks, he began to (loose, lose) five extra pounds. Your answer: -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. When Vicky was in high school, she had a bad reputation for being (loose, lose) since she had one boyfriend after another. Your answer: -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3. I was afraid that I would (loose, lose) my place in line, so I waited for thirty minutes before my name was called. Your answer: -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4. Today's fashions call for (loose, lose) clothing, which are far more comfortable than last year's skin-tight themes. Your answer: -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5. Whenever I read a good book, I almost (loose, lose) myself in its drama. Your answer: -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you for participating in today's lesson. :P Oh, and to keep it Eberron specific, you will not be accepted as a journalist for the Korrenberg Chronicle until you master this lesson. Repeat as necessary.
Adhevan 02-03-06, 05:15 PM	*raises his hand* May we please have a test on 'then' and 'than?'
Waracle 02-03-06, 05:20 PM	1. Lose 2. Loose 3. Lose 4. Loose 5. Lose Quick question: What does this have to do with Eberron? Or D&D? Or anything?
Lujayne34 02-03-06, 06:25 PM	Late homework will not be accepted. 1. When Jim stopped eating desserts and snacks for two weeks, he began to (loose, lose) five extra pounds. Your answer: lose -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. When Vicky was in high school, she had a bad reputation for being (loose, lose) since she had one boyfriend after another. Your answer: loose -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3. I was afraid that I would (loose, lose) my place in line, so I waited for thirty minutes before my name was called. Your answer: lose -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4. Today's fashions call for (loose, lose) clothing, which are far more comfortable than last year's skin-tight themes. Your answer: loose -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5. Whenever I read a good book, I almost (loose, lose) myself in its drama. Your answer: lose --------------------------------------------------------------------------
Edymnion 02-03-06, 06:33 PM	Quick question: What does this have to do with Eberron? Or D&D? Or anything?I think this is just his subtle way of saying "You all spell like complete idiots! You can't even tell the differance between 'loose' and 'lose'!" Its just a spelling rant, ignore it and move on.
Schemerrat 02-03-06, 08:00 PM	But that does certainly not deny the fact that Eberron is a very cool and refreshing campaignsetting :P thAn is used when comparing two things - Our DM has more D&D books thAn any of us players thEN is used in every other case hope to have made ur mom proud, I'm from the Netherlands (whoops, *your mother, not ur mom :P )
Newbisan 02-03-06, 11:10 PM	I think this is just his subtle way of saying "You all spell like complete idiots! You can't even tell the differance between 'loose' and 'lose'!" Its just a spelling rant, ignore it and move on. Lol well the "rouge vs. rogue" had already been done... I was actually at the point of seeing "loose" where "lose" should be used so many times I was wondering if I had it wrong. Sorry for the mini-rant :D . Good job Lujayne34 and Waracle, you both get A's. Your new assignment is to spread your knowledge throughout Khorvaire.
ORC_Paradox 02-04-06, 02:48 AM	Guys, throwing in an afterthought to make something "Eberron", does not change the fact the post is off topic.