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   Md Anisur Rahmanposted 12 years ago

   Hi,
   How and where can I publish my hub?
   you are requested to help me.

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      Pearldiverposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Is this a Royal or Presidential Request? 
      
      If you have actually been here for 2 months, published 2 hubs already and need to ask us how you did it... then perhaps you would better spend YOUR Time Learning from the Learning Center provided, rather than Commanding those who spent THEIR Time Learning how to do the job to Help you take shortcuts!
      
      Amazing! And you promote yourself as a MA in English?  FYI... in the West.. nobody responds positively to being commanded to Help! Unless it comes from Royalty, Heads of State, or the President!
      
      If you have a problem that does not stem from 'Not Taking the Time To Learn from the Services Provided' then email team@hubpages.com - but don't demand it!

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         WriteAngledposted 12 years agoin reply to this

         Not even then, as far as I'm concerned PD!
         
         Guess what? I don't think there is anything whatsoever to celebrate over this weekend in the UK!

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            Pearldiverposted 12 years agoin reply to this

            Oh Really??? Aren't we about to experience an announcement that Charles is to be given the throne at the end of 2020 if he can still get a leg over it?
            
            @Melissa, sure I appreciate the point you have made and perhaps I should have been more formal in my response... however, as proper 'old Queen's English' is concerned.. the OP surely is aware that the 'old Queen' has been dead for over a hundred years and thus so has the general appropriateness of such archaic forms of communication. Tally-Ho!

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         noenhulkposted 12 years agoin reply to this

         Easy man. : ) His PhD is displayed... on his profile? Peace!

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      unknown spyposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      guys...please..
      maybe he's new to this..and since he's from a non-english country, maybe he misunderstood..maybe he meant "may i request for your help?" or something like that?
      
      Just click START A NEW HUB on the upper right corner of the page..and everything will follow.

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   MelissaBarrettposted 12 years ago

   ~Grins~ 
   
   Pearldiver, it is actually proper English.  As in proper old Queens English.  It's formal and archaic -which is why it sounds stuffy and vaguely superior- but it doesn't mean he doesn't have an MA in English.  As a matter of fact, if it is a MA in English from a non-English country then it actually probably supports it.
   
   I dated a ridiculously intelligent Indian guy who spoke similarly.  He was one of the most humble guys in the world.  It was fun as hell to watch him in restaurants... although I'm quite certain that almost all of our food had spit in it.

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      noenhulkposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      grrrrrrrr!

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