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QuoteBut higher grade level doesn't necessarily mean better sentence, Payack said. He pointed to Palin's second-to-last sentence in the debate, which the formula put at a grade level of 18.3:"What I would do, also, if that were ever to happen, though, is to continue the good work he is so committed to of putting government back on the side of the people and get rid of the greed and corruption on Wall Street and in Washington," Palin said.what on earth does that mean ?

QuoteOriginally posted by: ppauperQuoteOriginally posted by: MaeloQuoteOriginally posted by: ppauperQuoteOriginally posted by: MaeloWhy is that...some of us (Americans) actually think...an average joe could handle this task??? we cannot be that stupid...the last 2 democrat contenders (gore and kerry) were below average thinkers who tried to portray themselves as mensa members(algore failed out of both divinity school and law school, kerry's grades at yale were worse than bush43's)There are signs that hussein is more of the same: he was a transfer student at columbia and graduated WITHOUT HONORS and has refused to release his academic records, and there is a sense out there that he was allowed to transfer in to columbia because of affirmative action.joe biden finished near the bottom of his class at SYRACUSE law school and came close to getting kicked out for cheating.These guys are in reality "average joes" with delusions of grandeur.The only differences between them and palin are (a) palin is prepared to admit that she's normal (b) palin hasn't been writing essays from the age of 10 about how she plans to rule the worldSupposedly Carter was one of the smarter presidents, yet his administration was a disaster.If you were to hire any of those to run..your firm..I bet anyone here...she wouldn't be even in the list for interview..I meant....would you???...I rest my case.I wouldn't hire Jimmy Carter, algore, john kerry, hussein obama or joseph biden to do anything !well I concur, in part,..just add missis moron-palin to that list...

QuoteOriginally posted by: daveangelQuoteBut higher grade level doesn't necessarily mean better sentence, Payack said. He pointed to Palin's second-to-last sentence in the debate, which the formula put at a grade level of 18.3:"What I would do, also, if that were ever to happen, though, is to continue the good work he is so committed to of putting government back on the side of the people and get rid of the greed and corruption on Wall Street and in Washington," Palin said.what on earth does that mean ?It means that if you spew gibberish at the grade level analyzer, it assumes that the sentence is some deeply insightful literary criticism and grades it high.I think Palin talks like a 4 year old -- any 3 to 5 sequential words make sense, but coherence drops to zero after that. Maybe this hockey mom has taken one too many pucks to the noodle.

QuoteOriginally posted by: daveangelQuoteBut higher grade level doesn't necessarily mean better sentence, Payack said. He pointed to Palin's second-to-last sentence in the debate, which the formula put at a grade level of 18.3:"What I would do, also, if that were ever to happen, though, is to continue the good work he is so committed to of putting government back on the side of the people and get rid of the greed and corruption on Wall Street and in Washington," Palin said.what on earth does that mean ?I feel that America's sweetheart owes DaveAngel an apology:since she's spoke at a 10th grade level (as compared to ScrantonJoe's 8th grade level), any forum members who are unable to read at a 10th grade level will be unable to comprehend what she said

QuoteOriginally posted by: ppauperQuoteOriginally posted by: daveangelQuoteBut higher grade level doesn't necessarily mean better sentence, Payack said. He pointed to Palin's second-to-last sentence in the debate, which the formula put at a grade level of 18.3:"What I would do, also, if that were ever to happen, though, is to continue the good work he is so committed to of putting government back on the side of the people and get rid of the greed and corruption on Wall Street and in Washington," Palin said.what on earth does that mean ?I feel that America's sweetheart owes DaveAngel an apology:since she's spoke at a 10th grade level (as compared to ScrantonJoe's 8th grade level), any forum members who are unable to read at a 10th grade level will be unable to comprehend what she saidDoes America's sweetheart eats shoots and leaves or does she eat, shoots and leaves ?

QuoteOriginally posted by: daveangelQuoteOriginally posted by: ppauperQuoteOriginally posted by: daveangelQuoteBut higher grade level doesn't necessarily mean better sentence, Payack said. He pointed to Palin's second-to-last sentence in the debate, which the formula put at a grade level of 18.3:"What I would do, also, if that were ever to happen, though, is to continue the good work he is so committed to of putting government back on the side of the people and get rid of the greed and corruption on Wall Street and in Washington," Palin said.what on earth does that mean ?I feel that America's sweetheart owes DaveAngel an apology:since she's spoke at a 10th grade level (as compared to ScrantonJoe's 8th grade level), any forum members who are unable to read at a 10th grade level will be unable to comprehend what she saidDoes America's sweetheart eats shoots and leaves or does she eat, shoots and leaves ?And can she tune a piano, but not tuna fish?

QuoteOriginally posted by: daveangelDoes America's sweetheart eats shoots and leaves or does she eat, shoots and leaves ?You garbled that.Perhaps you meant:"Does America's sweetheart eat shoots and leaves or does she eat, shoot and leave ?"or more likely:"do we know if she eats shoots and leaves or eats, shoots and leaves ?"

QuoteOriginally posted by: ppauperQuoteOriginally posted by: daveangelDoes America's sweetheart eats shoots and leaves or does she eat, shoots and leaves ?You garbled that.Perhaps you meant:"Does America's sweetheart eat shoots and leaves or does she eat, shoot and leave ?"or more likely:"do we know if she eats shoots and leaves or eats, shoots and leaves ?"Thats a very poor comeback ...

Doggone it, daveangel, now he is cranking up the Random Thread Generator again...We need a more stable platform for these wars.

QuoteOriginally posted by: ppauperQuoteOriginally posted by: daveangelDoes America's sweetheart eats shoots and leaves or does she eat, shoots and leaves ?You garbled that.Perhaps you meant:"Does America's sweetheart eat shoots and leaves or does she eat, shoot and leave ?"or more likely:"do we know if she eats shoots and leaves or eats, shoots and leaves ?"Clearly, she shoots, eats, and leaves.

T4A - nice point you made in another Forum on maintaining fitness under stress:3. Construct and rotate polyhedra in your head.Will be adding this to my retinue, right next to the free weights.

example of previous election thread...