Peace corps.
 

Speaking as one who hears this crap day in and day out, I believe "incent" is just the short form of "incentivize". Seeing as neither are in the dictionary, it's hard to say whether I am correct. In any event, I loathe them both equally.

For Me, All Is Lawful
 

What is the return address? Whenever I have received those, the return address is in russia (ends in ".ru") or someplace like that. So the US probably cannot do anything to them until a crime occurs.

You can report them here, but I don't know how much good it does:

http://www1.ifccfbi.gov/index.asp
http://www.fbi.gov/hq/cid/fc/ifcc/ifcc.htm

Soap cat
 

Hi mmmm! My so sexy what?

You are indeed correct that abuse is rampant, but I can only fight on so many fronts at a time. Once people understand that the apostrophe in contractions is MEANT TO TAKE THE PLACE OF THE MISSING LETTERS (sorry for the outburst -- I just had to get that off my chest), we can move on to the more complex problems such as the that/which dilemma.

For example: "whose" means (roughly) "whom does it belong to" and "who's" means "who is". (See how the apostrophe takes the place of the missing "i" from "is"?) Similar thing going on with your/you're.

Peace corps.
 

You cannot possibly hate it as much as I hate the nonexistent verb "to disrespect."

For Me, All Is Lawful
 

Phoning it in indeed! What, by the way, is "WU"?

For Me, All Is Lawful
 

Western Union, I would suspect.

Peace corps.
 

No. There was no controversy. I created a list of regulars with the help of E/O and Slave. Then I gave people the opportunity to ask me privately about anyone who concerned them. A couple people did speak up, but the people they were concerned about were not ever on the list.

As far as disabling right click, I did that last time. But people do need to understand that things can still be downloaded, and often, things end up downloaded just because that is how the browser works. There is no way to completely prevent it.

The best way I saw to make it harder to download an image is to place a clear image over it. I was unsure how they did this, but maybe you can figure it out Mr. Then, when someone tried to download the image, they just ended up with a blank square.

For Me, All Is Lawful
 

Maybe Big Baby Jesus is hard up for cash. No idea, myself.

Sorry, One more
 

If they want to do a real show they should have the guys stay in their own homes and jobs and come out. Then they'll see what it is like to live the "gay lifestyle."

Soap cat
 

Isn't it clear that intentionally incorrect grammar is a meta-joke on this board? Maybe I'm the only one in on it. I guess I just assume that everyone here is actually a lawyer, and that we all generally use correct grammar in our speaking and writing. If we occasionally do not, it's because we're being careless, not because we don't actually know what is right and what is wrong.

I guess that I send a lot of e-mails and I'm concerned about accuracy and grammae in them, so I proof my FB posts the same way.

P.S. There are numerous punctuation, capitalization and grammar errors in yours post.

Peace corps.
 

From Dictionary.com

in·cent
tr.v. in·cent·ed, in·cent·ing, in·cents
To incentivize: “would use tax breaks to incent corporations to invest in their future”
[Back-formation from incentive.]

Peace corps.
 

Right on PJ. I hate that fake verb too.

C-list annulment bells
 

Ali Landry and Mario Lopez are kaput. From E Online:

Wasn't it someone here who reported that he was a classless (hi everyone) dickwad at a restaurant one time. apparently he cheated at the bachelor party and Ali was presented with irrefutable proof. let's see him get saved from these bells. (yes, I realize that was bad, but I have not much to work with here.)

oh, and, as an aside, I have no real idea who the Ali Landry person is, but E says she was made famous by a Doritos Super Bowl commercial. C-list? I'm not sure she ranks that high.

Peace corps.
 

Big mistake.

C-list annulment bells
 

Wasn't she the push-up bra with a head that had a Dorito fly into her mouth from a clothes dryer?