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"Rashid" <rashidwajed@yahoo.com> wrote in message 
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>I  will be relocating to Atlanta, Georgia.  My work place will be in
> North Atlanta close to GA400 and Glenridge Connector. I would like to
> live in a nice clean neighborhood near to my work. I would greatly
> appreciate if someone can suggest a reasonably priced nice suburb
> with very good school district. Also commuting time will be a factor.
> Thanks
>

With a name like Rashid, I'd recommend Vine City/The Bluff, Bankhead 
Highway, Stewart Avenue, anyplace that ends in "Homes" e.g., Carver Homes, 
etc. or anyplace with the suffix Souffwest of Souffeast.

Hope this helps. 

Hi guys
Im Onkar a graduate student in CS at gatech.
There a nice house just 2 mins walk from the biotech building on atlantic 
drive.
its a 3BR/2.5BA and the rent is 1650 .. s0 550/room and utilities are 70 and 
I am one of the roomies and I need 2 more. sine everyone has their own 
room.. girls shud be fine with this setting and and house is about 10 years 
old and the landlords friendly.. and I like the place coz it just takes 2 
mins for me to walk to the COC building.. and the locality is very safe..
lemme know if ur interested.
my no is 404-539-7151
onkars 

Onkar Sonalker wrote:

> Hi guys
> Im Onkar a graduate student in CS at gatech.
> There a nice house just 2 mins walk from the biotech building on atlantic 
> drive.
> its a 3BR/2.5BA and the rent is 1650 .. s0 550/room and utilities are 70 and 
> I am one of the roomies and I need 2 more. sine everyone has their own 
> room.. girls shud be fine with this setting and and house is about 10 years 
> old and the landlords friendly.. and I like the place coz it just takes 2 
> mins for me to walk to the COC building.. and the locality is very safe..
> lemme know if ur interested.
> my no is 404-539-7151
> onkars 
> 
> 
It would probably help your cause if you were to use proper English. No 
one says "there a nice house".

Obviously your purchased your undergraduate degree. Someone who actually 
had a Bachelor's degree would not be illiterate.

Hi K,

Well thanks for correcting my English.. I guess u need to take English 
classes before you correct somebody... there isn't anything like "Obviously 
your purchased your undergraduate degree"...

its "obviously you purchased your.."

.. so we know who actually purchased a degree.. :)



It would be good if we all can stick to the topic and not start personal 
attacks..



Cheers!!

Onkars..

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"KStahl" <ktsahl@yoohoo.com> wrote in message 
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> Onkar Sonalker wrote:
>
>> Hi guys
>> Im Onkar a graduate student in CS at gatech.
>> There a nice house just 2 mins walk from the biotech building on atlantic 
>> drive.
>> its a 3BR/2.5BA and the rent is 1650 .. s0 550/room and utilities are 70 
>> and I am one of the roomies and I need 2 more. sine everyone has their 
>> own room.. girls shud be fine with this setting and and house is about 10 
>> years old and the landlords friendly.. and I like the place coz it just 
>> takes 2 mins for me to walk to the COC building.. and the locality is 
>> very safe..
>> lemme know if ur interested.
>> my no is 404-539-7151
>> onkars
> It would probably help your cause if you were to use proper English. No 
> one says "there a nice house".
>
> Obviously your purchased your undergraduate degree. Someone who actually 
> had a Bachelor's degree would not be illiterate. 

Onkar Sonalker wrote:

> Hi K,
> 
> Well thanks for correcting my English.. I guess u need to take English 
> classes before you correct somebody... there isn't anything like "Obviously 
> your purchased your undergraduate degree"...
> 
> its "obviously you purchased your.."
> 
> .. so we know who actually purchased a degree.. :)
> 
> 
> 
> It would be good if we all can stick to the topic and not start personal 
> attacks..

My error was a typographic error. Your errors are syntactical and 
reflect a lack of education.

The cutsey use of "coz" in place of the proper word "because" and "shud" 
instead of "should" reflect a juvenile mentality.

Finally, the use of ".." to separate disjointed clauses instead of 
constructing true sentences that begin with a capital letter and end 
with a single period means you probably barely paid attention in high 
school and your college professors just didn't care enough to flunk your 
ass.

On top of it I'm sitting here wondering what type of scam you might be 
perpetrating if you have to advertise on a newsgroup that isn't exactly 
frequented by college students.