Words I hate

[QuietShootr]

If your "sister" made it to "Harvard Medical" without learning how to proofread and use spell check then I'll take a pass on any "medicine" she produces, thank you very much. Furthermore, I'm going to take a much tougher stance on any medical doctor with whom I come into contact who is sporting a Harvard Med. diploma.

Ability to effectively communicate is mandatory is just about any professional field. There is a reason I was required to take 12 credits of literature/composition in pursuit of my engineering degree.

Is being able to use grammar and spell properly the only indicator of intelligence? No, I agree with you there; however, it is a pretty solid indicator of EDUCATION which is highly correlative to intelligence.

What ^ said. Matter of fact, I challenge you to produce proof of a dyslexic sister who is currently a student at HMS, like her name and a screenshot of her student directory page, and an email from her at the address shown on the directory page that says "I'm xxxx's sister, I'm dyslexic, and I'm a medical student at HMS." You don't even have to post her information publicly, an email will do. You do that, I'll send you 10 new P-mags. You fail to do that, you take a 30 day ban for being a liar. Seem fair?

[BrianS]

Good idea. I think I will too. Hannity uses is about fourteen times a day.

"The factor of the matter is" followed by something that is opinion and not fact.

One thing Hannity does is ask people if they will say something and then demand they say it. Hilarious and retarded.