local craigslist ad: can you meet are standers?

Looking for a job?

Can you meet are standers?

Weekend are a MUST!!!

Do you have ably to multitask?

Are you hard working and will to get dirty when needed?

Can you keep up with tropical smoothie standers?



Love those companies with high standers.

Thor wrote: The sad thing is that it's probably the proprietor of the cafe who wrote up the ad.

Either that or the little high school chick who works for him who he may or may not be banging.

(Disclaimer: The above remark was meant sarcastically & in jest. It was in no way meant to imply that the poster of said remark posesses or claims to posess any knowledge, whether firsthand or otherwise, of any supposed or alleged improper activities of any kind by the proprieter of the business being discussed in this thread.)

Never can be too careful nowadays.

I'm posting on an iPod Touch.

If one has never experienced the pleasure of forum posting on a 3" diagonal touch screen device, one is in no position to be critical of those of us who occasionally do.

Very easy to make mistakes.

I didn't say they were typos, idjit.

When you're using such a small device with all the little issues touchscreens have, you're not concentrating fully on your spelling.

And in some instances where on a regular computer you might actually open another page to Google a spelling, on these little devices it can be, or seem to be too much trouble, so just go with what you typed.

And BTW, I've caught a few spelling errors recently that you've made too.

I just wasn't enough of of a DICKHEAD to point them out & make an issue out of them

Next time I will, though.

Dickhead.

(BTW, I have now switched over to my 7" Android tablet. Bigger screen, but it has it's own issues, so if I mistype something, please try to have some empathy & understanding, if that's not asking too much.)

Jimbo wrote: I didn't say they were typos, idjit. When you're using such a small device with all the little issues touchscreens have, you're not concentrating fully on your spelling. And in some instances where on a regular computer you might actually open another page to Google a spelling, on these little devices it can be, or seem to be too much trouble, so just go with what you typed. And BTW, I've caught a few spelling errors recently that you've made too. I just wasn't enough of of a DICKHEAD to point them out & make an issue out of them Next time I will, though. Dickhead. (BTW, I have now switched over to my 7" Android tablet. Bigger screen, but it has it's own issues, so if I mistype something, please try to have some empathy & understanding, if that's not asking too much.)

Codtaro wrote: ^Jimbo, ever think of a blutooth keyboard? I still make occasional slips on it, but overall it's made posting from phone or tablet so much easier.

I don't have a lot of extra dough to spend on that kinda stuff.

I was using a USB keyboard with the Android for awhile via an adaptor, but you have to sit at a desk etc. to use a keyboard, & I'm usually kicked back in my recliner when I'm online.

Too difficult to use a keyboard when you're semi-reclined.

I'll just continue to suffer with the touch screen.

I have a couple of those rubber-tipped stylus things which help a bit.

I make mistakes. My best defense is I proofread before posting.

sgtrock21 wrote: I make mistakes. My best defense is I proofread before posting.

I normally do that too, but forum posting on a 3" iPod Touch is a challenge.

The screen is small enough as it is, but when the keyboard pops up, you can only see part of one line at a time.

Just throws you off.

^ Ahhhh.... that explains a lot!!!!

Great analysis!!!

Had forgotten all about this thread.

Jimbo wrote: I'm posting on an iPod Touch. If one has never experienced the pleasure of forum posting on a 3" diagonal touch screen device, one is in no position to be critical of those of us who occasionally do. Very easy to make mistakes.

Wow! A 3" diagonal. That's huge. My ancient cell phone has a 1.5" diagonal (1" height and width) non-touch screen. It cracks me up when someone sends photos.