Now that's what I call a lot of happy endings every single day!

Speaking of "spelling" -  Kevin Lewis Oct 12, 2021 8:04am -The IP/Linq is a very old property. It was apparently designed by a drunken clown who wanted to create a giant mouse maze instead of a casino/hotel. The layouts of the casino, the hotel, even the parking garage are insane. They've remodeled, sure, but the funhouse features remain. And, as Matt confirms, they've never remodeled the guts of the place--the infrastructure. The primary benefit of the Linq is its convenient location right near all the other places where you can get ripped off. Aside from that, the Linq stinqs. -- What does the word "stinqs" mean? 

David Miller, "Linq stinqs" is simply Kevin's play on words, specifically the "q" in Linq, instead of saying "the Linq stinks."

Let it go.

Candy

Let it go? - Kevin chastises anyone he disagrees with for punctuation/spelling errors - but he gets a pass for his own. Just amazing. I guess that your reply now moves you up on Kevin's acceptance scale to 4%.

Anyone with a minimally functioning brain would realize that my chosen spelling of "stinqs" wasn't an error at all; it was deliberate.

Unless you actually fully realize this and are just using it as an excuse to make yet another snide, jerkass comment.

Excuse after excuse. Funny, you never accept any credible excuse for what others say while adding your snarky remarks as to their intelligence. Secondly, just saying "the Link stinks" would of sufficed for another of your gratuitous descriptions. Typically,  it is always "do as I say, not as I do" with Kevin. By the way, saying "the Linq stinqs" is not at all humorous, it is just another put down which you seem to enjoy making when you disagree with anyone or anything.

Shhh, little barky dog. Here's a treat to gnaw on.

No, but I do a lot of crossword puzzles.  They have clues with a ? mark which tells the puzzle worker that the clue and answer combo involves a play on words.  Requires a little abstract thinking.  In this case Kevin's "Linq stinqs" is not a spelling error, just some use of grammatical play on words for the purpose of humor.  JMHO.

Candy

Just where was the "?" for his post?  HIs remark was/is not funny - just a continuation of his disdain for anything he deems as unworthy.  

Little Barky Dog, my post wasn't a crossword puzzle clue. And it wasn't intended to amuse you.

By the way, you've now made three posts in a row without calling me a liar. You're slipping. Poor doggy!

 As you wish and deserve - Liar - happy now, liar?