The Say Anything Thread - Take 8

[Shad and Dani 3]

It's the Catalina Wine Mixer! POW!

[DairyFarmer 1]

What is up still no one around.

[Ban Hammer 13,352]

i be here.

the attached is for jodee:

[DairyFarmer 1]

Hi :waves:

[almaty 19]

i be here.

the attached is for jodee:

great idea brother charles...

[Ms. Squirrel 11]

I am here too. I'm hating my boss again today.

Breathe in, breathe out - someone get me a brown paper bag. I even snapped at him today, that's how much I've had it with his bs.

[almaty 19]

be cool my little german based sister..it is friday..and this too shall apss

[DairyFarmer 1]

Jullia what's going on?

[Bootylicious!! 2]

Morning!

[Ms. Squirrel 11]

Just a quick one (I'll go on about my hate later).

In English, when you address someone, either in a letter or in a written statement (a thank you memo type thing in this case) and you don't know about the martial staus of a woman, you address them with Ms. regardless of how old they are.

Is that correct?

[Ban Hammer 13,352]

I am here too. I'm hating my boss again today.

Breathe in, breathe out - someone get me a brown paper bag. I even snapped at him today, that's how much I've had it with his bs.

send him to the poofhaus....that should solve his problem.

[Ms. Squirrel 11]

I am here too. I'm hating my boss again today.

Breathe in, breathe out - someone get me a brown paper bag. I even snapped at him today, that's how much I've had it with his bs.

send him to the poofhaus....that should solve his problem.

I don't think sex helps in that case, to be quite honest. *sigh* A drill instructor to break his enormous and extremely over estimated self esteem would help.

[Mags 112]

Just a quick one (I'll go on about my hate later).

In English, when you address someone, either in a letter or in a written statement (a thank you memo type thing in this case) and you don't know about the martial staus of a woman, you address them with Ms. regardless of how old they are.

Is that correct?

I do, or I use the term "Madam" instead. That's what I was taught in the UK, anyway. If you start the letter off using their name, you sign it "yours sincerely", if you use the greeting Sir or Madam, it's "yours faithfully".

I think the States is totally different, of course.

Edited January 23, 2009 by Magenta

[DairyFarmer 1]

Just a quick one (I'll go on about my hate later).

In English, when you address someone, either in a letter or in a written statement (a thank you memo type thing in this case) and you don't know about the martial staus of a woman, you address them with Ms. regardless of how old they are.

Is that correct?

Yes, always Ms.

I don't like Madam as it can also refer to marital status.

Edited January 23, 2009 by DairyFarmer

[Nessa 23]

good morning everybody!!