heya!
Introduce Yourself
Ahaa, it's like a sickness for me. Just a heads up, I'll put it here: If I randomly go through and comment/reply to something simply to correct something, I in -no way- mean to come across as rude: it's just part of my life, and also part of ASL culture*.It's a shame: many kids who graduated from my HS and went on to college/uni...don't know the difference between their, they're, and there. UGH!/rantsoz :3*Signs are regional across the US. the sign for "lesbian" in the east more than likely won't be the same sign in the west, etc.; as such, members of the ASL community correct/show eachother THEIR version of differing signs. It's all muddled up in correctness, and not meant to be rude, but meant to teach/learn.
Sister Rags said: Cool, Kris - I like how you told us some interesting facts about yourself in your Intro post. Welcome
I was raised long before computers, back when grammar, punctuation and spelling (and penmanship) were valued, so I understand how you feel. Actually, it's nice to meet someone younger who values language.