I am back

Tom Earp · #1 11-30-2013, 11:17 AM

High fellow LXA Brothers! I am back among GCers. I see that our thread is lacking in posts. Hope I can get it back going once again!

In ZAX,

DrPhil · #2 11-30-2013, 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Tom Earp

High fellow LXA Brothers! I am back among GCers. I see that our thread is lacking in posts. Hope I can get it back going once again!

In ZAX,

clemsongirl · #3 11-30-2013, 11:53 AM

I have one question: how?

Tom Earp · #4 11-30-2013, 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted by clemsongirl

I have one question: how?

I was allowed to return by the Mods and John Hall.

Thank you for asking.

ZetaPhi708 · #5 11-30-2013, 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Tom Earp

High fellow LXA Brothers! I am back among GCers. I see that our thread is lacking in posts. Hope I can get it back going once again!

In ZAX,

Well, I did try to keep the posts going, to the best of my ability but no brother can beat the esoteric, electric, philosophical, enigmatic, and heartfelt postings of a really good man and brother of Lambda Chi Alpha.

But Tom, we will be using Spell-Check on all of your postings from here on out.

Love ya, Brother Tom. Welcome back, sir.

Yours in ZAX,

Zeta Phi 708

dekeguy · #6 12-01-2013, 01:38 AM

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Originally Posted by ZetaPhi708

Well, I did try to keep the posts going, to the best of my ability but no brother can beat the esoteric, electric, philosophical, enigmatic, and heartfelt postings of a really good man and brother of Lambda Chi Alpha.

But Tom, we will be using Spell-Check on all of your postings from here on out.

Love ya, Brother Tom. Welcome back, sir.

Yours in ZAX,

Zeta Phi 708

Zeta Phi 708,

If you have difficulty with Earpspeak let me know. Some years ago I was designated as Locutus of Earp. The Oxford Dictionary of the English Language recognizes Earpspeak as a valid dialect of American English. Its good to have your brother and my friend back where he belongs.

Peter, AKA DEKEGUY
(When I first met Tom on GC I was a law student and a First Lieutenant USAR, now I am a Lt. COL USAR and a Barrister of seven years call. Its been a few years.

Tom Earp · #7 12-01-2013, 10:55 AM

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Originally Posted by dekeguy

Zeta Phi 708,

If you have difficulty with Earpspeak let me know. Some years ago I was designated as Locutus of Earp. The Oxford Dictionary of the English Language recognizes Earpspeak as a valid dialect of American English. Its good to have your brother and my friend back where he belongs.

Peter, AKA DEKEGUY
(When I first met Tom on GC I was a law student and a First Lieutenant USAR, now I am a Lt. COL USAR and a Barrister of seven years call. Its been a few years.

Ah Peter,
much has transpired over these many years, true.!

You sir and good friend have been an outstanding person and as a friend, I am proud to be able to say that I know you!

Thanks for y our nice/kind/ and somewhat funny comment especially when it comes to Earpspeak!

Benzgirl · #8 11-30-2013, 11:20 PM

What the Eff?

dekeguy · #9 12-01-2013, 01:25 AM

Tom,

Welcome back! Its good to have you on GC again!

Your friend,

Peter

als463 · #10 12-01-2013, 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Benzgirl

What the Eff?

I'm confused. TomEarp never bothered me. In fact, he always seemed pretty nice. Am I missing something? Why was he ever banned from here? I am seriously out of the loop.

DrPhil · #11 12-01-2013, 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by als463

I'm confused. TomEarp never bothered me. In fact, he always seemed pretty nice. Am I missing something? Why was he ever banned from here? I am seriously out of the loop.

It isn't as funny or interesting now as it was back then. There's no need to rehash the past. Tom Earp is back and he seems to not use as much Earpspeak or antics. So, his posts will not be funny and therefore of little interest to me.

Tom Earp · #12 12-01-2013, 02:36 PM

Now Now, DrPhil! Don't sound so low upon my return,LOL!!

Age do slow one down, less tension/stress from owning a business.
Retired now!!!!!!
Yes, I am trying to be more careful in my typoing, LOL! We all have our ways of wording things and mine were learned at a young age!

I tried to react to those that were nice and to those not so nice! Guess that is what got me trouble!!!

Tom Earp · #13 12-01-2013, 03:10 PM

Funny, I was going around my info stuff and found a lot of PMs that I had not seen in years (5) actually.
A few are still on site but so many have gone away and I wonder what ever happened to them and hope they are doing well!

Yes I missed being on G C as some very super folks here! I miss some of those good folks!

Oh well time does move on!

Hope to meet some of the ones I did not know before! Feel free to PM me anytime! Being retire, I have plenty in between Dr, visits!

AnchorAlumna · #14 12-01-2013, 10:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Tom Earp

Yes, I am trying to be more careful in my typoing, LOL! We all have our ways of wording things and mine were learned at a young age!

I tried to react to those that were nice and to those not so nice! Guess that is what got me trouble!!!

How about not using an exclamation point to end each and every sentence?

AZTheta · #15 12-02-2013, 02:26 PM

The indiscriminate use of exclamation points negates their effectiveness, and irritates or annoys the reader(s). It gives a frantic or agitated tone to the content. The intent of an exclamation point is to mark an interjection or an exclamation. Think of it this way: just as no one should speak in a loud volume or shout continuously, no one should use an exclamation point at the end of every sentence.

Remarks offered to answer your question, Peter. Nothing more. There is no anticipation or expectation that Tom will alter his style.