Got this email... No such thing as hot water heaters.

[Russel Ray]

Hey, Eric.

Somewhere around the third grade, in Miss Fonnesbeck's English class, I knew that I wanted to be an English teacher. The closest I came was from 1984-1987 when I worked as Editor of the TAMU NMR Newsletter, Associate Editor of the SPECTRUM (Texas A&M College of Science newsletter), and copyeditor/proofreader/designer at the Texas A&M University Press. During those years, I changed from a purist to a vagabond. And in today's world, with all the musical groups using phonetic spellings, acronyms, bad English (the musical group or poor use of the English language?)--2Pak, BRB, 4U, etc.-- it's not going to get better. But that's the beauty of the American English language; it's capable of changing. That might also be why American English is the dominant business language around the world. I have decided to let it change since I really can't do anything about it.

[Mario A. Kyriacou, CHI]

What is this guy doing e-mailing nick about a post that was posted by a non-member about 'HOT WATER HEATER'S He is a non member himself.I think he should get life.Who cares how this non-member describes water heaters.


Mario