Trollheart |
09-14-2014 10:19 AM |
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Originally Posted by Vanilla
(Post 1487513)
I think I may be in love with you, Trollheart.
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Um, I thought you were already in love with me? :( Are you more in love with me because of my sexy grammar powers? ;)
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Originally Posted by The Batlord
(Post 1487514)
Where do I begin? "African-Canadians" should be in quotation marks, since you're referencing the term, and not actually using it in the sentence; you misspelled "admit", and that last ... sentence, is just a mess of horrid punctuation. This may be like shooting fish in a barrel for Grammar Week, but it still had to be done. I'm just glad it was me.
Dude, come on. A sentence in parenthesis still has to follow basic grammar rules. You must capitalize the first word, and use proper punctuation (you missed the comma after "Also", and the period after "shown".) You have failed this city.
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Um, what? Are you addressing me or Pet Sounds? If me, then how can misspelling the word "lose" be wrong? I'll just assume it's directed at PS.
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Originally Posted by Frownland
(Post 1487540)
I move that we keep the Nazism out of introduction threads as well to keep new members from thinking that we're a bunch of pedantic assholes, or at least to delay that thought.
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But we are a bunch of pedantic a ssholes!
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Originally Posted by RoxyRollah
(Post 1487613)
Yeah, does little for me when the rest of you correct me...
My grammar belongs to the Batlord.
My loins however have always been Goofle's!
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You want correction darling I'm your man! ;)
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Originally Posted by Frownland
(Post 1487640)
Check the scoreboard on the first page, he's fair game.
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I thought the new rules say every non-member can only be caught once? If that's the case, then I feel it makes this a little boring.
Point of order: I think it's up to Unknown Soldier to confirm if his journal capitalises the word "decibels", as strictly speaking (Roxy! Settle down...) that word would only be capitalised if it were at the beginning of a sentence or was for instance the title of a band.
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