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Do you mean kind of how it messes with your grammer and makes you not really make sense?

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I agree with you, however Daniel, a lot of people here (think about the people at lunch). Also, nice example there with the eye thing.

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I know, when people do that, it makes me want to hit them. It is so annoying.

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I agree with you but I don't. Most people don't use full sentences when texting, I do but I didn't know anyone else did until I read your answer.

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I honestly believe that, yes, texting does have adverse effects. I'm not saying this just because I don't have a cell phone and want one, I say this because I have had a cell phone and I texted almost non stop, I got to the point where if I didn't text people back almost immediately, they thought something was wrong, even during school. Now, I regret having that because many people, especially my close friends, have noticed that I have an even harder time talking to someone unless it is in Instant Messaging or E-mails, and I know if i had texting I would be doing that constantly, and it's not just me, there are many others I have seen become more isolated and their main means of communication is texting. Also, in some of my classes we have to read and grade other people's writing, and it bugs me immensely when someone uses "text-speak" in their writing, or even IM-ing me. I also think it effects people's spelling and grammar, because when you text you don't need to know how to spell, nor do you need to even really make grammatical sense. Most kids, and some adults, have problems spelling and I think it is because either they just don't care about actually sounding intelligent, or they don't realize they don't know how to spell something because when you are texting it doesn't matter if you spell right, or use proper grammar.

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How would you feel if they monitored you Daniel? Would you just sit idly by and let them? Would you do something about it?

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Honestly, I don't believe that the government should be able to monitor anyone without them knowing that there is at least the chance of being monitored. I believe that would be an invasion of privacy, which means it would go against the Bill of Rights our Founding Fathers put into place. I don't think that anyone has the right to go against the Bill of Rights.

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Honestly, No, I would not turn my husband in. I love him very much and I know what it feels like to be without him. Those 3 or 4 years we were apart were some of the darkest years I have ever known. I didn't think I would be happy again. When we got back together almost a year ago I finally felt hope again and since then I have been happier and more hopeful than ever. If he really did commit murder then I would more than likely help him cover it up and take care of everything for him, because thats what he would do for me. But i dont think he would be the one to commit murder unless the person did something to hurt me.

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Thats what I said, you copycat.

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In my personal opinion if you better yourself in the long run you can better the world. I mean you have to focus on yourself before you can take on the problems of the world and trying to fix them, or you will end up having a break down or something.

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I believe the Shakespeare should continue to be taught in schools because he was a very good writer and its classic. Also a lot of people can relate to what he is writing about, like Romeo and Juliet for myself (without the deaths).

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I agree because you may not be free physically or whatever but you can be free in your mind. to some people freedom is the ability to do whatever you want to without rules or restrictions which causes chaos.

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Sam, in your stubborn vouching for McCain you get kind of rude. Chill out.

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I'm with Ashley on this. I probably wont be able to afford college so I understand what your trying to say.

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Batman is not a bat in any way. The Bat comes from his symbol. He risks his life to help others he is way more of a hero than Superman.

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I think Batman is more heroic because Superman was born with his powers where Batman has to work at what he does. He decided to help his city out and worked at it, yeah he had the money to do so, but still, he has to actually work at it, Superman was lucky enough to be born with his powers and was raised to help others, Batman was living in a bad place and decided to help out by at least trying to make it a better place.

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I believe that school does kill creativity because all the work we do is on our laptops. If we try to do anything that isnt exactly what the teacher asks of us, we get written up or in some kind of trouble. For me, I work better when I have music to listen to, but a lot of teachers won't let students listen to music until our work is done. We also are not allowed to dress the way we wish, I mean we aren't supposed to wear anything with skulls and crossbones, or certain colors, or even rosarys without being considered in a gang. Its a little ridiculous.

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I believe it is better to be loved because if people love you they are a lot more likely to tell you the complete truth than if they are afraid of you.

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That is true, I had a few friends, and myself, who had things stolen and the cameras never caught it. They would be a lot more helpful if they actually worked.

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i thnk that is a great idea. it really would be a lot less of a hassle.


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