Louetta's Lore

[Louetta]

As I understand it, i.e. means "namely," and e.g. means "for example." I didn't google it or look it up in any other reference material.

According to my system I beat you by two minutes.

[IIC]

Quote:
Originally Posted by IIC
Louetta...I see you use e.g. I use that a lot too.

BESIDES Louetta...Who can tell me the difference between i.e. and e.g. ???

NO FAIR GOOGLING IT...Let's see who knows...Doug

Don't have to google it. I.e. is that is, e.g. is for example.

Louetta...Obviously you don't read my posts....Didn't I BOLD the word BESIDES???

I knew that you knew...Now we'll never know who is as smart as we are...LOL

[Louetta]

Louetta...I see you use e.g. I use that a lot too.

BESIDES Louetta...Who can tell me the difference between i.e. and e.g. ???

NO FAIR GOOGLING IT...Let's see who knows...Doug

Oops. Just noticed you said BESIDES.

[Rob]

You've only taught me 3 Shakesperean words...Methinks, Mayhap & Opine(which maybe isn't even Shakesperean???)...When is the next HERITAGE lesson???

You must not watch the O'Reily Factor on Fox News Channel. He says at the conclusion of every broadcast, "Name and town if you wish to opine," meaning, 'if you send an email and want it to be considered for reading on the air, include your name and where you live.'

[Louetta]

You are too young to be a Flower Child...You must be boning up on your history...lol

Today the IIC 100 was 86 up 14 dn...I don't have the IBD 100 figures handy...But, it looks like the IIC 100 will increase its lead again this week...Doug

PS...Feel free to mention the IIC 100 over at IBD...I don't think Bruce would mind.

I may be too young to be a flower child but like them I don't wear underwear. Bras that is, I wear undies. When I was an undergrad the athletic department gave us bras, somewhat functional things in either black or maroon. That was because the rowing coach insisted his girls wear them. Swimmers don't need bras for their sport but we got them anyway. They came in handy in warm weather for working in the garden and stuff.

I'm going to do a study and see if I can come up with some covered calls using the IIC 100. Its about the right time.

[Rob]

According to my system I beat you by two minutes.

However, I composed my reply prior to seeing your post. So we are in agreement.

[peanuts]

Louetta...I see you use e.g. I use that a lot too.

BESIDES Louetta...Who can tell me the difference between i.e. and e.g. ???

NO FAIR GOOGLING IT...Let's see who knows...Doug

There is no difference. They both mean, "Hey dummy, in case you're too dunce to understand what you just read, hears a some words for you to think about, read and visualize. Maybe you'll get the point. If not, forget it, just keep reading, dude."

[IIC]

As I understand it, i.e. means "namely," and e.g. means "for example." I didn't google it or look it up in any other reference material.

OK...You win Rob...Too bad there is no prize for this one...I've already committed to 6 prizes on this forum...Nice call though as usual Mr. Grammar...Doug

[IIC]

Well, I tried to educate people on the distinctions among various Old English words for the female genitals but some guy got mad.

I don't recall that???

[IIC]

You must not watch the O'Reily Factor on Fox News Channel. He says at the conclusion of every broadcast, "Name and town if you wish to opine," meaning, 'if you send an email and want it to be considered for reading on the air, include your name and where you live.'

As a matter of fact, I don't watch that...Doug

[Rob]

OK...You win Rob...Too bad there is no prize for this one...I've already committed to 6 prizes on this forum...Nice call though as usual Mr. Grammar...Doug

But Lou did answer correctly two minutes before I did. "Namely" has basically the same meaning as "that is."

[IIC]

I'm going to do a study and see if I can come up with some covered calls using the IIC 100. Its about the right time.

Let us know if you find anything useful...thx...Doug

[IIC]

But Lou did answer correctly two minutes before I did. "Namely" has basically the same meaning as "that is."

Geez...Apparently you don't read my posts either...Go back a few...I excluded her..."BESIDES"

[Rob]

Geez...Apparently you don't read my posts either...Go back a few...I excluded her..."BESIDES"

Okay, now I see what you meant. When I read it, I mentally put a comma between besides and Louetta, even though it was not there. Sorry.

[IIC]

Okay, now I see what you meant. When I read it, I mentally put a comma between besides and Louetta, even though it was not there. Sorry.

That's OK...I'll let it slide...THIS TIME