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I am James McKay and I'm a computer engineer from the US. I am not satisfied with spending my life in one place interacting using one language. I want to travel! I want to see beauty everywhere! And I think the best way to learn to interact with others is to do just that. I would love to chat with you!
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    Tutoring I think I might try to set up a tutoring profile soon. I have so much technical, formal, informal, and poetic writing experience that it would be a disgrace not to. There are so many qualified people here, but it doesn't seem like there are many MY age. At 24 (25 next month), I have already been to war, been a hippie, a competitive poet, a computer engineer, a student, and most importantly, a geek. I'm married, have pets, have been away from home, and I spend my days thinking about learning and growing. I understand that every step in my life is a linguistic experience. From meeting new people, to diffusing arguments between others, to experiencing English in a myriad of settings, I have gained so much. It's about time I share it with others.
    March 22, 2014
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    I really want to learn it. In my opinion, it is one of the most beautiful languages in the world. If anyone wants to help me learn, that would be great! haha

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    March 22, 2014
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    If someone you know sent this to you, it's meant to be humorous. I laughed.
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    March 22, 2014
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    Personally, I drop "the." That being said, both are correct. It depends entirely on the person. I do play guitar and piano, though.
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    March 22, 2014
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    This is actually okay as-is. While both ways are grammatically correct, there is a subtle difference in meaning. For an action to be "in the spirit of (something)" means for it to embody those principles, while "the spirit of (something)" is the collection of those principles.
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    March 22, 2014
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    A Test of Sorts I imagine that the most effective use of the site would include active engagement in every available tool. This is the product of such an active engagement; in alignment with my intentions to use these tools to their absolute potential, I am taking actions of seemingly little consequence. In the least, let the words written here demonstrate a fluency of my native language bridging utilitarian ability and poetic competency.
    March 22, 2014
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