Which is it?

[Bakershalfdozen]

:tick:

It is definitely OB - Online Baptist. Online is one word, not two.

:Bleh

[chev1958]

Show me in Webster's 1828!

[Bakershalfdozen]

Sorry, Doc; the title of this board is Online Baptist, not On Line Baptist. :Bleh And this is 2007 - the internet age. They didn't have internet back in 1828.


on·line or on-line (nln, ôn-)
adj.
1.
a. Under the control of a central computer, as in a manufacturing process or an experiment.
b. Connected to a computer or computer network.
c. Accessible via a computer or computer network: an online database.
2. In progress; ongoing: online editorial projects.

[chev1958]

Well, if it ain't in Webster's 1828, then it ain't right! Oh, wait a minute, "ain't" ain't in Webster's either. This modern English is confusing. Maybe if I studied a modern version of the Bible, I could get the hang of it.

And, besides, just because Matt spelled it wrong when he set the forum up doesn't mean we have to continue the error.

All this, of course, is just having a little fun. My wife calls it "arguing with a fence post."

Mitch

[Bakershalfdozen]

:rollover:

[Kubel]

what about BO? :ha

[Bakershalfdozen]

:haha

[anime4christ]

I say OB! And what I say goes....right?

[Chelle]

I voted OB, it's how I've always said it. Online-one word. Baptist-one word.

Yep, OB gets my vote too. :smile

[grace2u]

O..B...Have.... :lol: