"as this person does."

HTH

You just aptly described my 12th grade math teacher, Miss Hannum.  She was
known around the school as "piano legs" Hannum. heh.

Still not using a spell checker though, eh? :-)

Debbie

That is fantastic Angie.  I stopped in Timmies today to get a tea and
the smell of the donuts etc was overpowering. It is hard not to
indulge while in there.  I didn't but I could not imagine working
there, having to smell it all day (esp when they are baking) and not
being able to eat it.

Good for you girl!!  :-)

Well then if you want us to call you 'Anglea' why, in your previous post,
did you insist your name is Angela?

Debbie

<< From: "Anglea Woollcombe"  >><BR><BR>
<< again my name is not spelled wrong in the header of anything. >><BR><BR>
Anglea.......definitely a misspelling. It would be to your benefit to change
it. Just a suggestion if you want to be taken seriously.

Brenda
135/106

Okay. Slowly. Do you see the difference between these words:
Angela
Anglea
?

You do realise that in the end of the name, the letters should be
e-l-a, not
l-e-a ?

The first is your name. The second one is what your header says your
name is.

Ina

213/166/154 since 8/15/03, 5'9"
www.skreee.de

yes and that is correct. that is my name first name and last name no mistake
about it
angel (angie)

Angie,

I won't attempt to speak for others participating in this group.  From me,
however, I am pleased to see that you are here, contributing to the group,
and trying to learn more about the low-carb way of eating.

what would be the point in us asking you anything?  you just get
defensive and then you make even less sense than you usually do.

OK, then ...

1. Is your name AngLEA or AngELA ? Because you've spelled it both ways
(see quote below), which is what people keep trying to tell you. No one
has ever questioned the use of "Angie" as a nickname.

2. Was your starting waist size 95"? EIGHT feet?! That definitely gives
new meaning to someone being wider than they are tall.

3. And most importantly, what does "taken shooe" mean ?

Angela/Anglea - I think you need to invest a little more time in
actually reading what people are saying. It appears that you don't, that
you immediately jump up and down shouting that everyone is mean to you
before you even understand what they are saying. You've had several
tantrums about the spelling of your name, and never once seemed to grasp
that the name that shows up on all of your posts (in the "header") is
spelled differently than what you sign at the end. This is the type of
behavior I'd expect to see in a teenager who's always had their own way
and always been told how wonderful they are. According to you, you're
past that stage (although since this is Usenet you could be a 12 year
old pretending to be an adult, which come to think of it would explain a
lot). There are a lot of people here who are willing to congratulate you
if you accomplish something, but you won't be getting any slaps on the
back (somewhere else, maybe <G>) for eating yet another pastry at work.

By the way, we all make typos and most of us make "hearing mistakes" as
one of my deaf friends used to call them (writing their instead of there
- something a deaf person wouldn't do). Most of us find our own and
others' typos amusing, but find it strange for someone to defend their
mistakes so adamantly. And we also try to keep them to a minimum by at
least re-reading the post before we hit send. This is a written medium
and no one can see your expression or body language or hear what word
you think you are spelling, so if it isn't clear in your writing, then
people are going to misunderstand it.

But, you know, why should everyone else have to take their time to ask
you repeatedly what you mean. You are the one who wants the response so
you should be the one making sure that you get your message across
clearly. I suspect that if you keep it up, then the people with the most
knowledge will stop trying to read your posts and the only replies
you'll get will be from people with less experience than you.

Lee

^^^^^^