Skwim
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And this is not a domination forum,
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Try To Prove To Me Anything
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rocala
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Are you (14,812 posts) that desperate for an audience.
Skwim
Veteran Member
Is this a question? If so, let's get with the program, rocala. 
"A basic rule to follow when writing is if your sentence is asking a question, it must finish with a question mark.""Question marks are generally reserved for sentences that begin with, or at least contain, why, what, when, where, how, are, will, is, can, how, do, were, or would:
"Will you go to the store with me?"
"Are you going to Rome this weekend?" ("Are you (14,812 posts) that desperate for an audience")
"How does that electric can opener work."
"Can I have your extra toaster?"
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Skwim
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Obviously a personal reminder you live with every day......
......AM I RIGHT OR AM I RIGHT?
......OR AM I RIGHT? AM I RIGHT?
......RIGHT? RIGHT?
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......OR AM I RIGHT? AM I RIGHT?
......RIGHT? RIGHT?
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