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Originally posted by aggieball:
wylie coach is leaving for a smaller school.

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Another new aggie poster?

hulla-balloo-balloo blah blah blah!!!!!

hee-haw!

why did you change your original post and title in this thread that said the Wylie coach is leaving for another school?

???were you wrong or just baiting???

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maybe too many agsinhere!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!





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He wasn't wrong. Gone to Argyle.

You won't find too many people in Wylie upset with this.

I'm wondering what that means... besides what it says.

I think Dtiger, that this person is saying the coach wasnt well liked in Wylie...

i thought you were smarter then me

I am smarter THAN you. And your sentence should read: "I thought you were smarter than I." And I want the answer from L&I.

Dtiger -

your you're should be a your
(you're means you are)

Thought you might appreciate a grammar lesson this summer!!!!!

Thank you for pointing out my mistake in typing.

I'm not 100% sure, but I'm fairly sure that it would be "I" since the sentence could read, "You're smarter than I am." Except with the verb am left out. Of course, I'm recalling 7th grade English Class on this rule. Things could've changed? But in my thinking, since "are" is a linking verb, there is no object. "Me" is the object form of "I" (is it considered objective form; without the quotes, that sentence in itself is wrong). Once again, this could be wrong-just me thought process (intentional). Since writing this initially, I've thought of reasons why my thinking would be wrong... I'm shutting up.

Collikar???

If I'm bored enough to think about any of this stuff... then something is wrong.

Dtiger

You are correct. You are smarter than I (am).