Post by moosethemoose on Jun 8, 2011 8:45:45 GMT -5
Hey, I usually go by MooseTheMoose on the internet [see to the left]. I'm male aged 19 and I live in Melbourne, Australia [originally from Sydney].
I'm doing a BA/BA.Ed, and my teaching subjects will be English and Philosophy [and hopefully Comparative Religion], so I think I count as an English major.
My real passion, though, is arguing about religions and paranormality. I hope one day to be a Dawkins/Dennett/Hitchens sort of figure.
I like square brackets [and I like using them often] so I apologise in advance for those of you who will inevitably be irritated by that. My preferred referencing system is Harvard and I like the use of footnotes for additional, peripheral commentary on the main body of the text.
I've recently picked up the 'that'/'which' distinction, but I haven't quite got a hang of it yet. I absorbed it by osmosis from Microsoft Word; does anyone have a good version of it that I can learn?
I'm doing a BA/BA.Ed, and my teaching subjects will be English and Philosophy [and hopefully Comparative Religion], so I think I count as an English major.
My real passion, though, is arguing about religions and paranormality. I hope one day to be a Dawkins/Dennett/Hitchens sort of figure.
I like square brackets [and I like using them often] so I apologise in advance for those of you who will inevitably be irritated by that. My preferred referencing system is Harvard and I like the use of footnotes for additional, peripheral commentary on the main body of the text.
I've recently picked up the 'that'/'which' distinction, but I haven't quite got a hang of it yet. I absorbed it by osmosis from Microsoft Word; does anyone have a good version of it that I can learn?
