Should I open the starting sentence after comma in adressing "Hi," ("Hello,") with capital letter?
Hi, Xxxl, Dear Xxx L,
let me ...
vs.
Dear Xxx L,
Let me ...
In Russian it is not though it is more than frequently being goofed.
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Comma place: “He...
every time I come in here it's like some weird sitcom where the drama and relationships of real human life get entangled in the interwebs and manifest themselves in a chatroom
> Although the origins are difficult to trace, today fado is commonly regarded as simply a form of song which can be about anything, but must follow a certain traditional [Portuguese] structure. In popular belief, fado is a form of music characterized by mournful tunes and lyrics, often about the sea or the life of the poor, and infused with a sentiment of resignation, fatefulness and melancholia
@IonicăBizău So do I. So will everyone. My initial reaction was that revokable is simply wrong. Apparently it does exist but it certainly isn't the usual spelling.
I need to practice my Romanian because I have to travel there and apply for a birth certificate and passport. they will test my knowledge of the language and dedication to the country.
@GeorgePompidou The communism made a lot of terrible things.
Many of the members of the church we belong to were tortured in the communism prisons just because they refused to work on Saturday (we keep it as holy day, instead of Sunday).
@IonicăBizău that it did. I can still see the effect in my parents--my dad is vengeful and has nightmares of it regularly, and my mother is paranoid and has 16 security cameras on her property.
@IonicăBizău that's very upsetting. unfortunately a classic example of what was happening.
When my father was young, he and other friends went in another village to meet the members of the church. The communism security forces came to my father's home and asked my grandmother where they went. Since they already were guessing where my father and his friends went, they wanted to go in that village, but the car crashed in a bridge.
There are a lot of awesome experiences, books and so...
Well, the reason was we do believe the Bible. And the communism was having atheistic views...
Based on Bible, we believe the 7th Day (Saturday) is the one that God sanctified. We do not work on Saturday and because of that many young people were imprisoned (during the army).
And such times will come again (even more terrible). We believe the final conflict will be between the two worship days: Sunday (the mark of the beast) and Saturday (the God's seal).
@IonicăBizău I've never heard this one before. How can you be sure that throughout all of history, the calendar and weekly progression of days has remained constant and accurately recorded?
I myself rest on Saturdays. but I'm not religious, just advantageous. I pretend to be religious when people ask me to work on Saturdays and I am feeling lazy.
my family is Jewish so it's believable by Americans.
@IonicăBizău No. But is there any proof that the start of the modern calendar accurately reflects whatever day was sanctified thousands of years ago?
I mean, normally such distinctions aren't important. But you've just said that the choice of day is the final conflict
that makes it seem like you'd want to be sure you got the right day
You'd hate for some tribe of Israelites to have made a mistake accounting the days they were in the desert. There could have been a serious storm that lasted a few days and the leader was like "well, it was hard to tell, but we figure 3 days have passed" and in reality it was 4.
@IonicăBizău So if it's important, then you have accurate records that don't miss any days, even when the Israelites were enslaved in Babylon? They didn't lose track of the days on the way there, you're sure about that?
and no negative PR from helping nazis escape europe, raising infant mortality rates in third world countries, spreading hatred of most demographics, and not addressing the child rape issue
it's actually mental this church
but hey, I just ignore it to keep my sanity.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 you're falsifying an account is what you're doing
how do you know that he said anything remotely close to that? maybe all of the facts on which you're basing your question are based on accounts which the israelites wrote while intoxicated.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 Follow the relations between the pope and US and also between the catholic church and protestant churches. Everything goes in the direction of being united. What they have in common is the Sunday worship day.
@IonicăBizău In the US, as well as in Canada and Europe and many other places, the churches are losing influence. Even in the Catholic Church itself the laity has split with official doctrine; most Western Catholics are okay with birth control, for example.
@tchrist I think your cat is standing on your ⌘-V keys again.
@GeorgePompidou I had a dream that my grandfather was just returning from a trip to China, where he'd visited the same island where Oliver Queen was marooned, on that show "Arrow"
@Cerberus Yup. But that's actually from Der Spiegel. The Germans can make fun of themselves as they wish. It is horribly bad taste when the Greeks do it, I don't personally much care if the Germans do.