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Scandrea Started conversation Nov 19, 2006
So, I hate to brag, but I gave a very well recieved guest lecture in the class I'm TAing. One of the questions are on the topic of the lecture, plate tectonics and earthquakes.
I'm going through these marking them, and I'm pleased to see that no one has gotten lower than a 15 out of 20 points. This makes me feel great, becuase it was my lecture, and that shows they got the concepts. After about 10 of these in a row, I'm feeling like teh awsome.
Then I come across this one: "Oceanic-continental plate boundaries occur when the water help move the continental plate boundary a little fast causing underwater volcanoes to form."
Nooooooo! 
I hope there's no more like this.
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Jackruss a Grand Master of Tea and Toast, Keeper of the comfy chair, who is spending a year dead for tax reasons! DNA! Posted Nov 20, 2006
Don't worry, there's allways one
Ps when i was that "age" I was the "one" 
Morning reef
RJR
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Apollyon - Grammar Fascist Posted Nov 20, 2006
I wonder if that person might have been a foreign student whose English wasn't so good.
Of course, if whatever s/he said was totally wrong regardless of grammar, then don't sweat. As Jack says, there's always one.
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Scandrea Posted Nov 20, 2006
Yeah, I know... it was kind of a joke.
I was feeling like Superman after all these great answers, and all of a sudden- BAM! Kryptonite.
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