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[Wizard]

Everyone will have a great time at Camp Gaw.
If you don't mind a little more traveling, Camelback is a slightly better place.
Get on their websites and compare: price, timing of shifts, relax areas, travel there time.

Ok thanks so much. Appreciate!

[coralsnake]

When I ask someone their Country of birth and they mispronounce it am I supposed to correct them?

[JTZ]

When I ask someone their Country of birth and they mispronounce it am I supposed to correct them?

Maybe ask them why they pronounce it that way. 

[hvaces42]

When I ask someone their Country of birth and they mispronounce it am I supposed to correct them?

What country?

[grodnoking]

Anyway to get cheaper lift tickets than $49, or lift and rental for $91, in mountain Creek this Sunday?

[hvaces42]

Anyway to get cheaper lift tickets than $49, or lift and rental for $91, in mountain Creek this Sunday?

liftopia?

[Work-for-ur-muny]

Do mods have the ability to rig elections on DDF polls?

[username]

Do mods have the ability to rig elections on DDF polls?

Only the Russian Mods

[shulem92]

Usually when I see an abbreviation I pronounce it (in my head), in short form. For example FR would be read ef-are. Therefore grammatically it makes sense to write an FR over a FR (read: a financial review). But this one just doesn't seem right, because in my head I read it as hat tip.

an HT

Anyone have an opinion on this?

[username]

Before an H, anything goes!

[ckmk47]

Usually when I see an abbreviation I pronounce it (in my head), in short form. For example FR would be read ef-are. Therefore grammatically it makes sense to write an FR over a FR (read: a financial review). But this one just doesn't seem right, because in my head I read it as hat tip.

an HT

Anyone have an opinion on this?

+1

[mmgfarb]

Usually when I see an abbreviation I pronounce it (in my head), in short form. For example FR would be read ef-are. Therefore grammatically it makes sense to write an FR over a FR (read: a financial review). But this one just doesn't seem right, because in my head I read it as hat tip.


Anyone have an opinion on this?

I feel the same way.

[Aussie88]

Usually when I see an abbreviation I pronounce it (in my head), in short form. For example FR would be read ef-are. Therefore grammatically it makes sense to write an FR over a FR (read: a financial review). But this one just doesn't seem right, because in my head I read it as hat tip.


Anyone have an opinion on this?

This is actually grammatically correct. If it is an abbreviation that is usually pronounced or read as the abbreviation itself, then you use 'a' or 'an' based on how the abbreviation sounds, not what the actual letter is. So for FR, you would indeed use 'an' FR.

[yitrap]

Same what about

MS - I go back and forth between Em-Es and and manufactured spending

DROPR -Drop arr

HUCA -always both for me meaning I'll read it as a "HUCA hang up call again"

PUTPAC - Put-Pack

[Work-for-ur-muny]

Same what about

MS - I go back and forth between Em-Es and and manufactured spending

DROPR -Drop arr No difference

HUCA -always both for me meaning I'll read it as a "HUCA hang up call again"

PUTPAC - Put-Pack No difference