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From: dorayme on 17 May 2010 09:09
In article <858ma6Fkd3U2(a)mid.individual.net>,
steggy <steggy(a)hotmail.com> wrote:

> dorayme schreef:

> > By the way steggy, it is a small D in my name. It used to be big
> > but it kept getting knocked over (I have a lot of enemies on
> > account of a not very well hidden explosive nature). So, to
> > become a smaller target, I made the D smaller like this: d. But
> > without the full stop. <g>
....
> Very sorry but it is my habbit to use a capital at the beginning of a
> sentence. Please do not explode because of that.

You are doing all the exploding: like the exploding of the small
d in my name! <g>

Interesting reason you give: do you have trouble making names
have a capital when they are in the middle of a sentence? No, you
don't because most names start with a capital. Mine does not so
this should be respected. I suffer terribly when you don't. I
don't sleep nights, I come out in a rash...

Do you try to use a capital when you type such things as

d is a small case of D

Thus turning a perfectly true sentence into a perfectly false one?

Please try harder steggy and I will do you a favour, say give you
one of my best jokes.

You have a fundamental misunderstanding, a name is not an
ordinary meaningful name. Its essence is its appearance and small
d might be crucial to it.

--
dorayme
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