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Subject: Why waste time re-learning things you admittedly already know?

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Lt Spellcheck

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Date Posted: 10:32:38 12/16/02 Mon
In reply to: Patrick 's message, "Thank You! Glade to see some one out there reads a little." on 10:19:56 12/16/02 Mon

Do us all a favor (ok, mostly ME) and take a correspondence course in English or something to improve your spelling or just use a spellcheck program. They have remedial schooling at your army "bass", don't they?

You could have an IQ of 240, but without the ability to articulate your thoughts into written words that are understandable, then you and the army must have pretty low expectations for the term Best-Trained.

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Patrick this website should help you	^^^+	18:11:36 12/16/02 Mon