I like this...

[kennedy]

I like this...

 

[BadgeBunny]

I am old and cannot read it even when I make it bigger ... Can you translate "blue blur blue blur red blur red blue blue blur blue blur blue blur blue blur" for me please??

 

[348]

"Please be aware that the staff at blah blah blah are armed and may use whatever force necessary to protect our students."

 

[Spata]

you got a bigger image?

 

[BadgeBunny]

"Please be aware that the staff at blah blah blah are armed and may use whatever force necessary to protect our students."

Ahhhh ... thank you. Yes, I like that, too!

 

[kennedy]

How's that? The pic posting here always kicks my ass

 

[PanhandleGlocker]

Same thing in Shamrock, TX.

 

[BadgeBunny]

How's that? The pic posting here always kicks my ass

Ohhhh ... MUCH better!! Thanks!!

 

[Perplexed]

Ugh, one of those collective nouns that cause no end of debate about whether a singular verb, or a plural verb, is correct for usage with such a noun. "The staff... are armed..." as opposed to "The staff... is armed..."? If the staff is considered an entity all working toward the same end, it'd be singular; if the staff is composed of individuals all performing different tasks, the noun would be plural. In this case, I wonder if the verb should be "is".

 

[Glocktogo]

Ugh, one of those collective nouns that cause no end of debate about whether a singular verb, or a plural verb, is correct for usage with such a noun. "The staff... are armed..." as opposed to "The staff... is armed..."? If the staff is considered an entity all working toward the same end, it'd be singular; if the staff is composed of individuals all performing different tasks, the noun would be plural. In this case, I wonder if the verb should be "is".

Isn't a staff always armed? After all, it's a staff, right?