Gaulder, paying attention to accuracy and details is important if you're going to be taken seriously. Not doing so is sloppy. Didn't your 5th grade school teacher tell you to read your work over before you hand it in? These days computers have spell checkers. It's not that hard. Pay attention to the details, proofread and spell check before posting. People will be reading what you write.
Tanya, that's probably not the case. The mothering instinct is most likely so strong that the cat would most likely adopt any infant furball. It probably helps that the cat has enough food that it has no need to consider it lunch.
Argh. This angers me. It's hard enough for frogs to earn enough to get by these days. And now they have to support their child-wives and child wives eat so much. How many bugs do these husband frogs have to catch each day to feed their family now? Unconscionable, I say.
Heh. Try proofreading the articles/missives/letters you write for teh intarwebs for 15 years. Actually, my punctuation was sooo bad that I had to get a child's book for grammar so that I could make sure that I didn't look like an idiot when communicating to thousands of people. What sucks is that the more you get exposed to people who pay little attention to spelling or grammar, the more likely you are to catch their sloppiness. I try to think of it like this, "if you wish to be perceived as someone who knows what they are talking about in the professional world, you'd do well to be able to spell better than a thirteen year old." Bob the Angry Flower has a nice guide on how to use the apostrophe which I have resorted to more than once. After a while, basic rules for using the comma and the apostrophe become second nature. The semi-colon, however, is an elusive conundrum. It is a riddle... inside an enigma... wrapped in bacon.
I LOVE it. And I have a nice lovely fluffy black purrball at home. There is something simply hilarious about a cat when it spazzes out. It becomes the complete antithesis of its ultra cool, calm and collected feline self.
Valid question: why does something being cute make it better? It just looks better, it isn't necessarily really any nicer, sweeter or more beneficial. What gives?
Ship is singular. Ships is plural. You can't launch a thousand ship. You can launch a thousand ships. Provided that they have them of course.
And delicious. Nom nom nom.