Elvis Costello/Cancer

@tooblue 

I do sincerely apologize for overtaking your thread. I hope we all can still be friends?

Wait.. I hear music playing....see you all later.....

@tooblue 

Thanks for your concern. I'm planning on an "all-nighter" music wise.

I assume most see this as not very important. We'll see in another generaton?

I wish you all well.

@tooblue

Society has rules for a reason. If we continue to deviate, where are we headed?

I’m not going to apologize for that.

I’m thinking about my grandson... ((we currently have a President, that although he had 5 deferments from the military, (He) wants to be our Commander In Chief, (He) has no issues with using the F-word or the S-word in his talks to all Americans, (He) talks to our young Scouts in a way that promotes, seemingly, a feeling of, "it's all right" to put down our former President and that political party. (He) is (the first) to initiate "fake news", yet (He) wants to use (His) office to promote it))……. I sure want him to know the correct way to communicate with others. Why this seems to be an issue, I just have no clue? 

Where does it end? I just hoped that we could do better on this little forum???

@tooblue

You missed my point.. your non-placement of the comma.....

To me, it read..

"Although bad news seems to be a good outcome"

that has an all together different meaning than this...

Although bad news,seems to be a good outcome.

So, with around 5 0r 6 additional keyboard pushes, your post would have read, not only more correct, but had the additional benefit of the greater meaning you wanted to convey.

Get it?

( Of coarse...there should have been the comma and then the word (there).)

Although bad news, there seems to be a good outcome. This reads correctly, I hope.

 @tooblue  

An appropriate placed comma, in your last sentence, between the words news & seems, would make your post more sincere.

Happy Listening All.