Well, I'm definitely an American! :P
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Personally, use of one's middle initial conveys formality or professionalism rather than intellect.
And he's all out of bubblegum!
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I just thought of an acceptable (though informal) usage for "so": When making a logical connection between two statements, like "therefore", "thus", etc. :P
As I recall, the memorial is to the community, rather than "gamers who lost digital warships"; the names are of subscribers as of some cut-off point. It's more of a "thank you for keeping this game going strong" message than "we're melodramatically sad about those who digitally perished in the line of gameplay." …
Now that's a shame. Hopefully the damage isn't too severe (i.e. deep)!
Do nothing when you're tired. I was trying to figure out something on the computer the other day. It was both very technical and related to money. First it was 1 p.m. Then it was 6 p.m. Then, against all my rules for a "daily practice," it was midnight. And I was no closer to figuring it out. I was tired. My eyes were…
I think the artwork was commissioned by Mescaline.
"HOW DARE YOU PAY ATTENTION TO MY FANCY CAR. GET GOING. NOW!" said a douchebag.
It's all in the intonation, I suppose. :P
Definitely; good call! Such usage would be similar to "ah", "uh", or "um", which not only lacks information by also reduces confidence in the speaker's thoughtfulness.
Isn't selling unwanted goods as-is at really low prices the whole point of yard sales?
There's a notable distinction between starting a sentence with "so" (e.g. "So, a guy walks into a bar...") and describing a property with "so" (e.g. "I am so hungry I could eat a..."). Granted, using "so" is weak means of description.
It's actually three optical cables routed through a mil-spec DAC (note the visualizer) which feeds 7.1 channel surround sound audio to the user's in-ear monitor via single optical cable. :P
The frequency of quality hacks has significantly decreased over the past few years... :(
Apparently Whitson Gordon didn't like my original comment (read: it has disappeared), so I'll re-post as it's somewhat similar to your sentiment:
Ah, the benefits of modern technology! :P