This is why you don't use Apple Consumer Grade Gear in Schools

[witch]

@witch[/uEither way whenever I see a post from you lecturing about languages and correct use of words, I'm going to quote it with the theme tune.

 

Lecturing? LECTURING???? I was just responding on a point of information. Personally I would used 'synced' when talking geek,and 'synched' in other contexts - eg 'lip-synching'. Lip-syncing just sounds wrong.

I wasn't Wizadora, but as she was young and pretty - (wrong hair colour though) I'll let you off.

[Fleetwood]

Mwuhahah, perhaps the wrong choice of wording there? Sorry miss! (typical school child, using miss regardless of being married or otherwise - do you 'lecture' them as well for calling you 'miss'? ) - Yeah, I suppose it's just personal preference on what looks better with the h. I'll admit I prefer the 'look' of lip-synching to lip-syncing, but then I prefer 'Sync to this device' rather than 'Synch to this device' etc.. or I'm just mentally disturbed for being attracted to the look of words o_o

 

Also, haha. Young and Pretty?

http://wizadoraskitchen.webs.com/Wendy%20Van%20Der%20Plank%20Then.jpg

 

... okie dokie! ;D

[witch]

I didn't say she didn't look mad, did I?

(I was at college with a relative of hers - a cousin, I think, and I met her once)

As for whether the children call me Miss - actually I find that they call me Mrs

Which is also wrong, as I am actually Ms

Do I care?

Nope!

[Fleetwood]

Good point, I think that's the only time she did though.. although the costumes were awful (good ol' 90s)

 

Haha wow, I expect not a lot of kids these days know about 'Ms' - it's not really that common anymore D: - Whaaaat, my teachers practically flipped bricks if you called them Miss instead of Mrs, like you'd trampled on a sentimental value of theirs!

 

I have the wrong impression of people, clearly.