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i was flicking theu the nhl website catching up on some scores when i came across the article about tom wilson http://www.AAAhockeyusa.com/ice/teams.htm%5B/url:1qpha507%5D
Well i guess it shows the success of hard training, effort and work really pays off, Dunedins lucky to have such a great player. Hopefully when he returns he can use his newly gained skills and knowledege to pass on to his team mates and other players.
Well done tom!
"Kyle":3fpzsh1b wrote:Do they not teach spelling in the Queenstown schooling system?
[/quote:3fpzsh1b]queenstown? Where did that come from? This uknown mystery poster could have many issues, that comment does not place a fair representation on the NZ education system and a unfair attack on the schooling system in queenstown. the poster could suffer from a number of problems, not just poor schooling as you suggest
"Rhys M":227clqzh wrote:"Kyle":227clqzh wrote:Do they not teach spelling in the Queenstown schooling system?
[/quote:227clqzh]queenstown? Where did that come from? This uknown mystery poster could have many issues, that comment does not place a fair representation on the NZ education system and a unfair attack on the schooling system in queenstown. the poster could suffer from a number of problems, not just poor schooling as you suggest
[/quote:227clqzh]You seem to forget that some people are quite adept at discovering the location of the said poster. We live in a very traceable digital world!
It’s fair to say though that we can not simply blame the education received in Queenstown as the sole contributer to poor spelling and sentence structure. We also need to blame the parents and hip hop.
I would suggest its the same schooling system that taught Rhys to spell so proper judging by past post spelling
"Active":17qzj8fr wrote:I would suggest its the same schooling system that taught Rhys to spell so proper judging by past post spelling
[/quote:17qzj8fr]I would merely suggest it would actually be punctuation…..not spelling as judging by the above postings. With commas in improper places and a lack of captial letter in place names, peoples name and after a fullstop. Eg, We went to queenstown. It was a nice place the people were very friendly, as were the local yob’s.
"vpatrol":17qzj8fr wrote:"Rhys M":17qzj8fr wrote:"Kyle":17qzj8fr wrote:Do they not teach spelling in the Queenstown schooling system?
[/quote:17qzj8fr]queenstown? Where did that come from? This uknown mystery poster could have many issues, that comment does not place a fair representation on the NZ education system and a unfair attack on the schooling system in queenstown. the poster could suffer from a number of problems, not just poor schooling as you suggest
[/quote:17qzj8fr]You seem to forget that some people are quite adept at discovering the location of the said poster. We live in a very traceable digital world!
[/quote:17qzj8fr]Yeah….. I know, im a engineer for Telecom…. Just because some of your handy work has traced the origins of the IP address back to queenstown, it doesnt necessarily mean it is someone from queenstown making comments, while yes It is coming from a computer in queenstown, it maybe remotely accessed.
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