M.I.T. = Overrated Academics

I got a formal email memo, copied to several senior members of staff,
from a colleague who is very proud of his M.I.T. degree -- yet in this
email, he made the following errors in language usage:

- spelled "a lot" as one word
- used apostrophes for multiple plurals
- didn't put question marks at the end of questions
- didn't capitalize days of the week
- didn't put periods at the end of multiple sentences
- randomly capitalized words that were not pronouns or proper names

Mind you, again, this was a formal email memo, not some quickly-sent
note to one person. I swear, if it was up to me, I'd fire this
person's ass in about two seconds. Wait ... it *is* up to me!

Sweet. I get to demonstrate once again that it's not so much *where*
you got your degree from; it's more so what you learned while you were
there.

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  • Re: M.I.T. = Overrated Academics
    ... used apostrophes for multiple plurals ... didn't put question marks at the end of questions ... randomly capitalized words that were not pronouns or proper names ... Mind you, again, this was a formal email memo, not some quickly-sent ...
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  • Re: M.I.T. = Overrated Academics
    ... used apostrophes for multiple plurals ... didn't put question marks at the end of questions ... randomly capitalized words that were not pronouns or proper names ... Mind you, again, this was a formal email memo, not some quickly-sent ...
    (rec.sport.football.college)
  • Re: M.I.T. = Overrated Academics
    ... used apostrophes for multiple plurals ... didn't put question marks at the end of questions ... randomly capitalized words that were not pronouns or proper names ... Mind you, again, this was a formal email memo, not some quickly-sent ...
    (rec.sport.football.college)
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    ... - used apostrophes for multiple plurals ... didn't put question marks at the end of questions ... randomly capitalized words that were not pronouns or proper names ... True and i understand, however, if his PRIMARY role is as a person who ...
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  • Re: M.I.T. = Overrated Academics
    ... used apostrophes for multiple plurals ... didn't put question marks at the end of questions ... randomly capitalized words that were not pronouns or proper names ... Putting someone down who expects a reasonable standard of performance ...
    (rec.sport.football.college)