[zwieback]

I just wanted to point out how wrong i was.

Here are a few quotes of mine, to prove my awesomeness suckage:

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George Rocks!

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some things will never change: people and days left until dnf comes out.

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it's coming. good things "take a while"

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i trust george. i think he knows exactly what the meaning of kickass is.

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1.9.2007: trailer in february.

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Re: 10 ways for 3d realms to possibly mess up with DNF
-making it a dark, unfunny game.

so fuckings to myself, for being wrong!
well worth to make a thread! isn't it?

[Inspector Lagomorf]

^^^
This is you

[Ronin]

Oh how right you are, about how wrong you were.

[Jimmy]

What you have failed the most at is capitalizing the word "I".

[Inspector Lagomorf]

Captain Awesome, on 07 September 2012 - 10:12 AM, said:

What you have failed the most at is capitalizing the word "I".

Oh how picky you are.

[Fox]

Captain Awesome, on 07 September 2012 - 10:12 AM, said:

What you have failed the most at is capitalizing the word "I".

Do you wanna play Skitt’s Law?

[Jimmy]

Sally forth.

[Spirrwell]

Fox, on 07 September 2012 - 10:45 AM, said:

Do you wanna play Skitt’s Law?

Is that "law" even meant to be taken seriously? I'll correct the silly things. Actually someone posted on Facebook "My puppy won't stop continuously humping his toys.. When he gets his nuts sniped will it stop?!" My first response was "Uh, sniped?" Grammatically, it's not bad, but there's still some laughable errors. Sorry to derail the topic, but it's kind of obvious what it's mocking.

[Fox]

Spirrwell, on 07 September 2012 - 02:06 PM, said:

Grammatically, it's not bad, but there's still some laughable errors.

Shouldn't it be "there are some errors" instead of "there is some errors"?

[Spirrwell]

Fox, on 07 September 2012 - 04:39 PM, said:

Shouldn't it be "there are some errors" instead of "there is some errors"?

I didn't say "there is some errors." I said "there's still some laughable errors." The verb "are" can be used to apply to the multiple mistakes. The verb "is" can be used because the word "still" is there.

[Jimmy]

Not to mention "there's" in place of 'there are' has entered lexicon and rather acceptable. "There're" sounds and looks deplorable.

[Inspector Lagomorf]

Spirrwell, on 08 September 2012 - 05:03 AM, said:

I didn't say "there is some errors." I said "there's still some laughable errors." The verb "are" can be used to apply to the multiple mistakes. The verb "is" can be used because the word "still" is there.

You are dead wrong. Go back to grammar school.

[Spirrwell]

Achenar, on 08 September 2012 - 07:24 AM, said:

You are dead wrong. Go back to grammar school.

Perhaps you could explain why I'm wrong?

[Inspector Lagomorf]

Spirrwell, on 08 September 2012 - 08:11 AM, said:

Perhaps you could explain why I'm wrong?

For the simple reason that "still" doesn't alter whether or not the predicate is singular or plural.

[DN4ever]

Achenar, on 08 September 2012 - 07:24 AM, said:

You are dead wrong. Go back to grammar school.

Oh what a grammar police you are!

[Jimmy]

Achenar is right. 'Still' has no bearing. "There is still a dog outside." "There are still dogs outside."

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Captain Awesome, on 08 September 2012 - 01:07 PM, said:

"There is still a dog outside." "There are still dogs outside."

Yeah. Could somebody shut them up. I am trying to sleep.

[Spirrwell]

alirght ti toko sum thnkng, butttt tis seemed lke a gd rezponze



Sorry, once I found out I was really wrong, I had to make fun of myself.