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I wonder if that is similar to a dog (or cat) that has been "spaded"??
Whenever I have heard somebody use that terminology, my response has always been, "I don't think that I would allow somebody to perform surgery on my dog with a garden implement".
The folks to whom I uttered those words have usually responded with...a blank stare.
Too often have I seen prosecutors suppress evidence that would have cast reasonable doubt, simply so they can 'up their annie,' with a conviction rate...
In the latest issue of Business Week magazine, there is a full-page display ad for the new Toyota Rav-4 Hybrid. At the top of the page, the text reads as follows:
How far will you take it
That's it!
There is no question mark (or any other punctuation) at the end of that sentence.
In the latest issue of Business Week magazine, there is a full-page display ad for the new Toyota Rav-4 Hybrid. At the top of the page, the text reads as follows:
How far will you take it
That's it!
There is no question mark (or any other punctuation) at the end of that sentence.
Are question marks now considered to be optional?
My guess is the ad writer didn't want to ask a question, just wanted to make it a statement. It's probably some sort of psychological 'trick'.
In other words, those words are implying that there is no question about it; you WILL take it somewhere!
U see its corruption at its finest.
Yea no one should have to go threw this. But an innocnet man shouldnt sit in prision for somthing he didnt do.
you're meme makes no sense!
your making it sound like im just some huge a$$h0l3 who dont care she dyed.
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Just monkeying around.
Are question marks now optional?
