Guide to Lapping an Intel LGA 775 Processor

[|3ourne]

wet and dry would be the right one there PV.

If you guys want , I can take pics of the paper that I used. As for rewriting the guide , you are going to have to wait till Sunday. Thats when I will get another chance. BTW , what you do mean in a more professional manner ??? I thought it was quite decently written .....

 

[Raven]

over here its called either sandpaper or wet sandpaper.

 

[FarFarAway]

Yeah it was decently written but less of the colloquialisms shall we say

 

[NickS]

Translation for normal people:

"Yeah it was decently written but less of the informal writing shall we say "

Kempez man your english slang is killing me

Nick

 

[FarFarAway]

"Colloquialisms" is not slang Nick

Get a dictionary

 

[Dav0s]

colloquiliasm is a real word rofl. often means words from selected cultures or dialects.

Nick what do you mean "normal people". Maybe that should be changed to "people with a less extensive vocabulary than normal people"

 

[Ham]

Yet another english lesson brought to you buy OC3D.

 

[NickS]

"Colloquialisms" is not slang Nick

Get a dictionary

Google it and it says slang everywhere, lol.

But anyway.

@ Dave, never heard the word in my life.. so

 

[FarFarAway]

Google it and it says slang everywhere, lol.

But anyway.

@ Dave, never heard the word in my life.. so

Thats cause it means "slang"

Read more

 

[Dav0s]

Yet another english lesson brought to you buy OC3D.

buy = by* deliberate mistake im sure

another grammar lesson

After a couple of mins you will seem something familiar[/B'] to this .....

You mean similar, not familiar

 

[Dav0s]

@ Dave, never heard the word in my life.. so

so you assumed it didnt exist?

 

[Raven]

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?r=2&q=colloquialism

 

[Dav0s]

whats the friggin point in a dictionary definition that includes the word??

1. Colloquial style or quality.

its like describing "happy" as "somebody who is happy"

 

[Raven]

also says

colloquialism

n : a colloquial expression; characteristic of spoken or written communication that seeks to imitate informal speech

 

[NickS]

This is not english class online, jeeze. I have English every day at school, at approx. 10:54AM till 11:34AM, I don't need it on a computer forum rofl.

Nick

 

[Raven]

education is important

 

[WC Annihilus]

Aye, it's one of my informal "jobs" for OC3D Correcting the reviews (as it seems I'm one of the few who read it with such a stupid intensity that I find things )

 

[Ham]

its like describing "happy" as "somebody who is happy"

I read that as hippy.....

dam beer

 

[enVias]

Aye, it's one of my informal "jobs" for OC3D Correcting the reviews (as it seems I'm one of the few who read it with such a stupid intensity that I find things )

/me is one of the few too, but doesn't have that job

 

[PV5150]

Aye, it's one of my informal "jobs" for OC3D Correcting the reviews

It's nothing of the sort lol. You just take it upon yourself to verbalise someone elses grammatical/ punctuation mistakes. It is a good idea though to have a second set of eyes proof read something that you've written, i.e a guide.

I thought your guide was well written in easy to understand language |3ourne, and that is a definitely a skill, being able to convey 'knowledge' easily to people :worship:

I used to get bothered by typos etc, but we have such a diverse range of people here with varying literacy skills from poor to excellent. As long as users spell other members names correctly when replying/ referring to them in a post (out of common courtesy), spell OC3D Forum correctly (it's posted everywhere) and I basically know what they are trying to get across...I'm fine. It pays to try and think from another persons perspective at times, even though it may take a little more effort on our behalf when assisting