Originally Posted by bernouli

.....apparently you can't read too well either champ. It's supposeD to. Theres a d at the end.

Off to GO a good start? What does that even mean? I'm sure you meant 'off to a good start'.

What were the requirements when you got hired at your current employer?

I'm no scholar, nor am I Apc spell check. Proper/improper grammar here doesn't bother me one bit. It never will. It's a forum. College is over.

But if you're going to bash another's literary ability, make sure yours is impeccable.