From: gt6367c@prism.gatech.EDU (DEAL, DOUGLAS WAYNE)
Newsgroups: talk.politics.misc
Subject: Re: New Quayle Quote List
Keywords: potatoe intellectual heartbeat-away future-burger-king-manager
Date: 12 Oct 92 05:37:59 GMT
Organization: Georgia Institute of Technology


This is in response to a posting about Quayle speakos

I am fed up with the grammar experts from around the world who
have decided to pick apart every word spoken by our v.p.  I would
love to have each and every one of you losers who have nothing better
to do than collect your welfare checks to invest in a tape record
so that you can transcribe every word that you say during a normal day.
How often does one use correct grammar in speech, or even letter writing.
In the written form, one has the ability to go back and edit ones errors.
Dan Quayle, just like anyone else, cannot unspeak something once the
words come out of his mouth.  Think anout it the next time you are talking
to someone.  How often do you use partial sentences or make a point with
a gesture that cannot be put on paper.  For example when describing the
size of a box, one may make a box with his hands and say the box was yay
big.  That on paper makes absolutely no sense; however, to a live 
audience, it makes perfect sense.  
Before you start making fun of the VP, who is actually a very knowledgeable
intelligent man, take a look at your own sorry excuse for grammar that you
use every day.  
Just my two cents.



-- 
Douglas Wayne Deal
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta Georgia, 30332
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I am fed up with the grammar experts from around the world who
have decided to pick apart every word spoken by our v.p.  I would
love to have each and every one of you losers who have nothing better
to do than collect your welfare checks to invest in a tape record
so that you can transcribe every word that you say during a normal day.
How often does one use correct grammar in speech, or even letter writing.
In the written form, one has the ability to go back and edit ones errors.
Dan Quayle, just like anyone else, cannot unspeak something once the
words come out of his mouth.  Think anout it the next time you are talking
to someone.  How often do you use partial sentences or make a point with
a gesture that cannot be put on paper.  For example when describing the
size of a box, one may make a box with his hands and say the box was yay
big.  That on paper makes absolutely no sense; however, to a live 
audience, it makes perfect sense.  
Before you start making fun of the VP, who is actually a very knowledgeable
intelligent man, take a look at your own sorry excuse for grammar that you
use every day.  
Just my two cents.





-- 
Douglas Wayne Deal
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta Georgia, 30332
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