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If you want to avoid the point, simply take offense. -Intuit

I came here to answer computer questions. (This used to say "...and nothing more.")

What I meant was, I don't know how much help I would be with other things... NOT that I would be upset if you asked a non computer question!

No matter the subject, Ask Away! (I'll do my best.)

DangerNerd.

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(Thanks for the Latin, Fern!)

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I'm doing a capstone project about mental health needs of adults suffering from depression and loneliness. I was thinking about giving away little cards with slogans along with friendship bracelets. The problem is, I don't know what to put as the slogan... Should I put, "someone is thinking of you." Or something. I'm not sure, I'm not trying to make it into a business card, I want to make it nice and simple. Help please?! _(link)

How about:

"Never alone, always a friend"

"Never alone, always your friend"

"A friend will be with you... always"

... or the like?

One thing to warn you about: Don't make the slogan just something you say... mean whatever you choose. It is important if you are actually looking to do some good. Some people do these just looking for a grade. Don't be those people. :-)

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Thanks! I won't, that helped alot! :)

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