DUST Search - then/than

KAGEHOSHI Horned Wolf wrote:

Rei Shepard wrote:

KAGEHOSHI Horned Wolf wrote:

Rei Shepard wrote:

Son-Of A-Gun wrote:

Then describes a reference frame of time:
"then we left."

Than describes a measure of degree:
"I like the Gal suits more than the Cal suits."

Sorry, it's just that I see this all the time, and it slightly bugs me.

Some of us never took english classes you know and just learned it from using it, idd like to see how you do on your fourth language

Are you complaining that he's helping you with English by pointing out the distinction?
If you make thee sorts of mistakes because English isn't your first language, that's fine, but why would you have a problem with someone informing you of how to use these words correctly?

If i wan't to use them correctly on a "forum" i would have taken a course, seeing i have not done so already means, i care very little about someone who cannot get past the then/than issue on a forum with people from all across the world.

Maybe he should get a checkup so he doesn't get more disorders as he gets older...

No one said you have to spell correctly, or that you have even care about it, he's just throwing the information out there. You don't need to react like your right to spell incorrectly is being threatened. Relax.
Just because you don't want to doesn't mean the information won't be useful to someone else.

Nothing about wanting to educate people implies he has a disorder. Nothing about getting slightly bugged by people being incorrect about something implies he has a disorder either, that's normal. You don't need to get hostile or start insulting, you're still free to be incorrect or ignorant.

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Son-Of A-Gun 3dge of D4rkness SoulWing Alliance 410	Posted - 2013.11.27 07:53:00 - [1] - Quote Then describes a reference frame of time: "then we left." Than describes a measure of degree: "I like the Gal suits more than the Cal suits." Sorry, it's just that I see this all the time, and it slightly bugs me. {:)}{3GÇó>
Sgt Kirk SyNergy Gaming EoN. 3048	Posted - 2013.11.27 07:55:00 - [2] - Quote peniis
Viktor Hadah Jr Critical-Impact 1246	Posted - 2013.11.27 07:57:00 - [3] - Quote but i like to type "then" more then "than" if you don't like it than you can shut up. For the Empire Dual tanking is a sin BPO's are bad for economy, Respec's are bad for the game. Want to fight about it?
Keri Starlight 0uter.Heaven Proficiency V. 1542	Posted - 2013.11.27 08:01:00 - [4] - Quote "Respec" is a skill re-specialization. "Respect" means esteem, regard. ... "Locus" is the name for our fragmentation grenades and it comes from Latin (loc-us,i) "Locust" is a bug, an orthopterous, specifically. -1.7 ranges: AR 42m -> 48m, TAR 65m -> 60m -Goodbye my love, Tac AR "I load my gun with love instead of bullets"
Son-Of A-Gun 3dge of D4rkness SoulWing Alliance 411	Posted - 2013.11.27 08:04:00 - [5] - Quote Keri Starlight wrote: "Respec" is a skill re-specialization. "Respect" means esteem, regard. ... "Locus" is the name for our fragmentation grenades and it comes from Latin (loc-us,i) "Locust" is a bug, an orthopterous, specifically. LOL. Yah, those too. {:)}{3GÇó>
Rei Shepard The Rainbow Effect 1149	Posted - 2013.11.27 08:04:00 - [6] - Quote Son-Of A-Gun wrote: Then describes a reference frame of time: "then we left." Than describes a measure of degree: "I like the Gal suits more than the Cal suits." Sorry, it's just that I see this all the time, and it slightly bugs me. Some of us never took english classes you know and just learned it from using it, idd like to see how you do on your fourth language Winner of the EU Squad Cup "Go Go Power Rangers!" "Accuracy"
Son-Of A-Gun 3dge of D4rkness SoulWing Alliance 411	Posted - 2013.11.27 08:08:00 - [7] - Quote Rei Shepard wrote: Son-Of A-Gun wrote: Then describes a reference frame of time: "then we left." Than describes a measure of degree: "I like the Gal suits more than the Cal suits." Sorry, it's just that I see this all the time, and it slightly bugs me. Some of us never took english classes you know and just learned it from using it, idd like to see how you do on your fourth language It wasn't my intention to insult anybody, only to illuminate the ignorant. {:)}{3GÇó>
KAGEHOSHI Horned Wolf Dominion of the Supreme Emperor God-King KAGEHOSHI 7242	Posted - 2013.11.27 08:11:00 - [8] - Quote Rei Shepard wrote: Son-Of A-Gun wrote: Then describes a reference frame of time: "then we left." Than describes a measure of degree: "I like the Gal suits more than the Cal suits." Sorry, it's just that I see this all the time, and it slightly bugs me. Some of us never took english classes you know and just learned it from using it, idd like to see how you do on your fourth language Are you complaining that he's helping you with English by pointing out the distinction? If you make thee sorts of mistakes because English isn't your first language, that's fine, but why would you have a problem with someone informing you of how to use these words correctly? Gû¦Gû+Supreme emperor god-kingpÇÉKAGEH¦PSHIpÇæ// Lord of the threads // Forum alt Gû¦Gû+
TheAmazing FlyingPig Crux Special Tasks Group Gallente Federation 4714	Posted - 2013.11.27 08:13:00 - [9] - Quote Turrent isn't a word. My spell check confirms this. Never forget How to fix the Logi
hgghyujh Expert Intervention Caldari State 174	Posted - 2013.11.27 08:15:00 - [10] - Quote Son-Of A-Gun wrote: Then describes a reference frame of time: "then we left." Than describes a measure of degree: "I like the Gal suits more than the Cal suits." Sorry, it's just that I see this all the time, and it slightly bugs me. ****!!! this is the one thing in grammar I always have trouble keeping straight, that a great way to remember it.

Rei Shepard The Rainbow Effect 1149	Posted - 2013.11.27 08:16:00 - [11] - Quote KAGEHOSHI Horned Wolf wrote: Rei Shepard wrote: Son-Of A-Gun wrote: Then describes a reference frame of time: "then we left." Than describes a measure of degree: "I like the Gal suits more than the Cal suits." Sorry, it's just that I see this all the time, and it slightly bugs me. Some of us never took english classes you know and just learned it from using it, idd like to see how you do on your fourth language Are you complaining that he's helping you with English by pointing out the distinction? If you make thee sorts of mistakes because English isn't your first language, that's fine, but why would you have a problem with someone informing you of how to use these words correctly? If i wan't to use them correctly on a "forum" i would have taken a course, seeing i have not done so already means, i care very little about someone who cannot get past the then/than issue on a forum with people from all across the world. Maybe he should get a checkup so he doesn't get more disorders as he gets older... Winner of the EU Squad Cup "Go Go Power Rangers!" "Accuracy"
KAGEHOSHI Horned Wolf Dominion of the Supreme Emperor God-King KAGEHOSHI 7243	Posted - 2013.11.27 08:24:00 - [12] - Quote Rei Shepard wrote: KAGEHOSHI Horned Wolf wrote: Rei Shepard wrote: Son-Of A-Gun wrote: Then describes a reference frame of time: "then we left." Than describes a measure of degree: "I like the Gal suits more than the Cal suits." Sorry, it's just that I see this all the time, and it slightly bugs me. Some of us never took english classes you know and just learned it from using it, idd like to see how you do on your fourth language Are you complaining that he's helping you with English by pointing out the distinction? If you make thee sorts of mistakes because English isn't your first language, that's fine, but why would you have a problem with someone informing you of how to use these words correctly? If i wan't to use them correctly on a "forum" i would have taken a course, seeing i have not done so already means, i care very little about someone who cannot get past the then/than issue on a forum with people from all across the world. Maybe he should get a checkup so he doesn't get more disorders as he gets older... No one said you have to spell correctly, or that you have even care about it, he's just throwing the information out there. You don't need to react like your right to spell incorrectly is being threatened. Relax. Just because you don't want to doesn't mean the information won't be useful to someone else. Nothing about wanting to educate people implies he has a disorder. Nothing about getting slightly bugged by people being incorrect about something implies he has a disorder either, that's normal. You don't need to get hostile or start insulting, you're still free to be incorrect or ignorant. Gû¦Gû+Supreme emperor god-kingpÇÉKAGEH¦PSHIpÇæ// Lord of the threads // Forum alt Gû¦Gû+
Rei Shepard The Rainbow Effect 1151	Posted - 2013.11.27 08:39:00 - [13] - Quote KAGEHOSHI Horned Wolf wrote: Rei Shepard wrote: KAGEHOSHI Horned Wolf wrote: Rei Shepard wrote: Son-Of A-Gun wrote: Then describes a reference frame of time: "then we left." Than describes a measure of degree: "I like the Gal suits more than the Cal suits." Sorry, it's just that I see this all the time, and it slightly bugs me. Some of us never took english classes you know and just learned it from using it, idd like to see how you do on your fourth language Are you complaining that he's helping you with English by pointing out the distinction? If you make thee sorts of mistakes because English isn't your first language, that's fine, but why would you have a problem with someone informing you of how to use these words correctly? If i wan't to use them correctly on a "forum" i would have taken a course, seeing i have not done so already means, i care very little about someone who cannot get past the then/than issue on a forum with people from all across the world. Maybe he should get a checkup so he doesn't get more disorders as he gets older... No one said you have to spell correctly, or that you have even care about it, he's just throwing the information out there. You don't need to react like your right to spell incorrectly is being threatened. Relax. Just because you don't want to doesn't mean the information won't be useful to someone else. Nothing about wanting to educate people implies he has a disorder. Nothing about getting slightly bugged by people being incorrect about something implies he has a disorder either, that's normal. You don't need to get hostile or start insulting, you're still free to be incorrect or ignorant. Not bugged about it in the slightest, its just so he knows how i feel about it, like he wants to let us know how he feels about it on a forum. So now he knows, case closed. Winner of the EU Squad Cup "Go Go Power Rangers!" "Accuracy"
superjoe360x D.A.R.K L.E.G.I.O.N D.E.F.I.A.N.C.E 153	Posted - 2013.11.27 08:48:00 - [14] - Quote Son-Of A-Gun wrote: Then describes a reference frame of time: "then we left." Than describes a measure of degree: "I like the Gal suits more than the Cal suits." Sorry, it's just that I see this all the time, and it slightly bugs me. You know what slightly bugs me the fact that you think anybody really cares what you say. Who are you again? Ill learn how to use correct words on a stupid forum when you learn how to be good in game. Which means its never gonna happen. Commander and Tactical Advisor
KAGEHOSHI Horned Wolf Dominion of the Supreme Emperor God-King KAGEHOSHI 7244	Posted - 2013.11.27 08:51:00 - [15] - Quote Rei Shepard wrote: KAGEHOSHI Horned Wolf wrote: Rei Shepard wrote: KAGEHOSHI Horned Wolf wrote: Rei Shepard wrote: Some of us never took english classes you know and just learned it from using it, idd like to see how you do on your fourth language Are you complaining that he's helping you with English by pointing out the distinction? If you make thee sorts of mistakes because English isn't your first language, that's fine, but why would you have a problem with someone informing you of how to use these words correctly? If i wan't to use them correctly on a "forum" i would have taken a course, seeing i have not done so already means, i care very little about someone who cannot get past the then/than issue on a forum with people from all across the world. Maybe he should get a checkup so he doesn't get more disorders as he gets older... No one said you have to spell correctly, or that you have even care about it, he's just throwing the information out there. You don't need to react like your right to spell incorrectly is being threatened. Relax. Just because you don't want to doesn't mean the information won't be useful to someone else. Nothing about wanting to educate people implies he has a disorder. Nothing about getting slightly bugged by people being incorrect about something implies he has a disorder either, that's normal. You don't need to get hostile or start insulting, you're still free to be incorrect or ignorant. Not bugged about it in the slightest, its just so he knows how i feel about it, like he wants to let us know how he feels about it on a forum. So now he knows, case closed. The use of the words "then" and "than" are not "how he feels about it", its the actual use and definition of those words in the English language. Its just a fact. Case closed. Gû¦Gû+Supreme emperor god-kingpÇÉKAGEH¦PSHIpÇæ// Lord of the threads // Forum alt Gû¦Gû+
Son-Of A-Gun 3dge of D4rkness SoulWing Alliance 413	Posted - 2013.11.27 08:52:00 - [16] - Quote superjoe360x wrote: Son-Of A-Gun wrote: Then describes a reference frame of time: "then we left." Than describes a measure of degree: "I like the Gal suits more than the Cal suits." Sorry, it's just that I see this all the time, and it slightly bugs me. You know what slightly bugs me the fact that you think anybody really cares what you say. Who are you again? Ill learn how to use correct words on a stupid forum when you learn how to be good in game. Which means its never gonna happen. This is acctual an alt of mine. Most would know me as Ignoble Son. {:)}{3GÇó>
Keri Starlight 0uter.Heaven Proficiency V. 1545	Posted - 2013.11.27 08:54:00 - [17] - Quote superjoe360x wrote: Son-Of A-Gun wrote: Then describes a reference frame of time: "then we left." Than describes a measure of degree: "I like the Gal suits more than the Cal suits." Sorry, it's just that I see this all the time, and it slightly bugs me. You know what slightly bugs me the fact that you think anybody really cares what you say. Who are you again? Ill learn how to use correct words on a stupid forum when you learn how to be good in game. Which means its never gonna happen. Why so harsh? -1.7 ranges: AR 42m -> 48m, TAR 65m -> 60m -Goodbye my love, Tac AR "I load my gun with love instead of bullets"
Vicious Minotaur Tronhadar Free Guard Minmatar Republic 382	Posted - 2013.11.27 08:54:00 - [18] - Quote Keri Starlight wrote: "Respec" is a skill re-specialization. "Respect" means esteem, regard. ... "Locus" is the name for our fragmentation grenades and it comes from Latin (loc-us,i) "Locust" is a bug, an orthopterous, specifically. I would just like to point out the fact that auto-correct exists, and can change "Respec" and "Locus" into "Respect" and "Locust," respectively.
KAGEHOSHI Horned Wolf Dominion of the Supreme Emperor God-King KAGEHOSHI 7244	Posted - 2013.11.27 08:55:00 - [19] - Quote superjoe360x wrote: Son-Of A-Gun wrote: Then describes a reference frame of time: "then we left." Than describes a measure of degree: "I like the Gal suits more than the Cal suits." Sorry, it's just that I see this all the time, and it slightly bugs me. You know what slightly bugs me the fact that you think anybody really cares what you say. Who are you again? Ill learn how to use correct words on a stupid forum when you learn how to be good in game. Which means its never gonna happen. Nowhere did he say that you or anyone cared, or had to care. He's just throwing the information out there, if you don't want to use that knowledge, then don't. No need to be rude jerk about it. It is completely irrelevant how good he is or isn't at a video game. Gû¦Gû+Supreme emperor god-kingpÇÉKAGEH¦PSHIpÇæ// Lord of the threads // Forum alt Gû¦Gû+
THE GREY CARDINAL PSU GHOST SYNDICATE DARKSTAR ARMY 261	Posted - 2013.11.27 08:59:00 - [20] - Quote Also: They're - contracted form of 'they are', "they're kicking butt" There - denotes a place or location "Alpha is over there, by the CRU" Their - denotes possesion, "That's their dropship" You're - contracted form of 'you are', "you're dead!" Your - denotes possesion, "it's your LAV" Also, it's "I COULDN'T care less". The saying is supposed to imply that you give 0% of a damn, hence, you couldn't care less. If you could care less, then you care at least a little about the subject because you're stating that your degree of concern could be smaller which defeats the intended purpose of the saying which is that you absolutely do not care at all about whatever.

Chunky Munkey Amarr Templars Amarr Empire 2350	Posted - 2013.11.27 09:07:00 - [21] - Quote ____s = plural ____'s = belonging to "The GEKs have low dispersion." "The GEK's dispersion is low." No.
Shutter Fly Molon Labe. RISE of LEGION 113	Posted - 2013.11.27 09:07:00 - [22] - Quote Don't forget: - to, too, two - There, Their, They're - Where, Were, Wear, Ware - a/an - affect/effect - Misuse of possessives TBH, I wish I could ignore it...
dustwaffle Xer Cloud Consortium 687	Posted - 2013.11.27 11:52:00 - [23] - Quote I was walking around with a locust grenade out, and than I saw a guys asking for a respect, so I figured, this guy deserves some respec, even though what he was asking for was going to do more bad then good to the game, kind of like what locus are to farmers, than I chucked my good old locust grenade at him and than he exploded Than, I hopped into the turrent seat of the tank, rather then the driver seat Even though the enemys' team didnt' know it, they're assault rifles werent' doing me any more damage then the psychological trauma of the dust forum's.
jin foxdale Jedi Slime. 121	Posted - 2013.11.27 12:21:00 - [24] - Quote dustwaffle wrote: I was walking around with a locust grenade out, and than I saw a guys asking for a respect, so I figured, this guy deserves some respec, even though what he was asking for was going to do more bad then good to the game, kind of like what locus are to farmers, than I chucked my good old locust grenade at him and than he exploded Than, I hopped into the turrent seat of the tank, rather then the driver seat Even though the enemys' team didnt' know it, they're assault rifles werent' doing me any more damage then the psychological trauma of the dust forum's. Irregardless of what there saying in this thread, I hope someone can come correct my spelling and grammer! You must of known there were mistakes in there. If you did, and don't care, well that's a whole nother issue.
Melchiah ARANeAE The Unholy Legion Of DarkStar DARKSTAR ARMY 374	Posted - 2013.11.27 12:33:00 - [25] - Quote Rei Shepard wrote: Son-Of A-Gun wrote: Then describes a reference frame of time: "then we left." Than describes a measure of degree: "I like the Gal suits more than the Cal suits." Sorry, it's just that I see this all the time, and it slightly bugs me. Some of us never took english classes you know and just learned it from using it, idd like to see how you do on your fourth language There are some people on these forums with English as a first language that wouldn't be able to differentiate between then and than. 'Insert witty signature here'
Melchiah ARANeAE The Unholy Legion Of DarkStar DARKSTAR ARMY 374	Posted - 2013.11.27 12:38:00 - [26] - Quote dustwaffle wrote: I was walking around with a locust grenade out, and than I saw a guys asking for a respect, so I figured, this guy deserves some respec, even though what he was asking for was going to do more bad then good to the game, kind of like what locus are to farmers, than I chucked my good old locust grenade at him and than he exploded Than, I hopped into the turrent seat of the tank, rather then the driver seat Even though the enemys' team didnt' know it, they're assault rifles werent' doing me any more damage then the psychological trauma of the dust forum's. Irregardless of what there saying in this thread, I hope someone can come correct my spelling and grammer! My eyes are now bleeding. Good job! 'Insert witty signature here'
Hin Raven Ostrakon Agency Gallente Federation 2	Posted - 2013.11.27 12:49:00 - [27] - Quote Son-Of A-Gun wrote: Then describes a reference frame of time: Then we left." Than describes a measure of degree: "I like the Gal suits more than the Cal suits." Sorry, it's just that I see this all the time, and it slightly bugs me. Getting annoyed at grammar will slowly wear you down and frustrate you. Bad grammar is everywhere. I reckon the English language is in the process of change. It won't be long till uppercase letters are a thing of the past and words will get shorter with no vowels. English is a living language and the rules change over time it's just annoying when the change happens in your lifetime. Unless you let it go slightly bugs me will eventually become it f*cks me off so much. Try and see bad grammar as proof that you a speaking a living adaptable language. Grammar is slowly being killed off with spell check and txt speak. People get annoyed when you point out bad grammar to them and it's possible to understand what they meant even if their grammar is wrong. That said however I would like someone to explain to me the proper use of commas because I think their correct use is important when reading messages and as my grammar is pretty poor I'm not fully sure when to use them instead of full stops.
Matticus Monk Ordus Trismegistus 760	Posted - 2013.11.27 13:02:00 - [28] - Quote You know, sometimes I give people a break because English may not be their first language. But most of the time you can tell given the grammar structure, word choice, etc... So that leaves: -People that are too lazy to give a damn about what words mean, or too lazy to spell them correctly and use them properly -People that use phones that auto-correct and are too lazy to manually fix things -People that are just dumb motherfuckers The only people I end up respecting are the people who I think may be foreign. It doesn't annoy me or bother me much, nor do I have an overwhelming need to correct it.... I just think "here's another dumbass lazy slob...."
Tebu Gan Dem Durrty Boyz 234	Posted - 2013.11.27 13:12:00 - [29] - Quote Son-Of A-Gun wrote: Then describes a reference frame of time: Then we left." Than describes a measure of degree: "I like the Gal suits more than the Cal suits." Sorry, it's just that I see this all the time, and it slightly bugs me. Thanks, always wondered which to use in what situation. Grammar is one of those things at the bottom of the list for me though. Just so long as my point gets across!! Nuff Said
Tebu Gan Dem Durrty Boyz 234	Posted - 2013.11.27 13:14:00 - [30] - Quote Matticus Monk wrote: You know, sometimes I give people a break because English may not be their first language. But most of the time you can tell given the grammar structure, word choice, etc... So that leaves: -People that are too lazy to give a damn about what words mean, or too lazy to spell them correctly and use them properly -People that use phones that auto-correct and are too lazy to manually fix things -People that are just dumb motherfuckers The only people I end up respecting are the people who I think may be foreign. It doesn't annoy me or bother me much, nor do I have an overwhelming need to correct it.... I just think "here's another dumbass lazy slob...." So basically it bothers you. Then this will really bug you. Nuff Said

Hecarim Van Hohen Knights of Eternal Darkness 267	Posted - 2013.11.27 13:14:00 - [31] - Quote Don't forget the infamous assualt / assult suit. But as my native language is not English I tend to ignore typos. D-í¦¦¦¦i-ó¦¦¦+¦¿¦ºv-ë-£i-ë¦ó¦¦d¦ò-Ç¦íe¦¦-ë-í¦ò-ó ¦ò¦+-üw¦¿¦¦e-ü -ë¦òs¦¢¦+t-Å¦+-£a¦¢-án-¥¦¢-ƒ¦¢d-ü-í-ó¦ó-ó ¦¦u-ÿ-ó¦¦¦+n-ÿ-í¦¦-ü-ëi¦ó-ó-Pt-Å-Åe¦º-Å-Çd-Å-ó -ü-ÿ-ü-íw¦¿-¥-£¦í-ëe¦¦-ÿ-ü -í-ü¦óf-ía¦¢¦+-P¦í-ól-ƒ¦ó
Matticus Monk Ordus Trismegistus 760	Posted - 2013.11.27 13:18:00 - [32] - Quote Tebu Gan wrote: Matticus Monk wrote: You know, sometimes I give people a break because English may not be their first language. But most of the time you can tell given the grammar structure, word choice, etc... So that leaves: -People that are too lazy to give a damn about what words mean, or too lazy to spell them correctly and use them properly -People that use phones that auto-correct and are too lazy to manually fix things -People that are just dumb motherfuckers The only people I end up respecting are the people who I think may be foreign. It doesn't annoy me or bother me much, nor do I have an overwhelming need to correct it.... I just think "here's another dumbass lazy slob...." So basically it bothers you. Then this will really bug you. Nope. But I have judged you and put you into one of the above categories. It doesn't bother me that you're like that, dude. Peace be unto you.
Gorra Snell The Unholy Legion Of DarkStar DARKSTAR ARMY 257	Posted - 2013.11.27 13:20:00 - [33] - Quote It's all covered in this handy chart! http://theoatmeal.com/comics/misspelling Bonus comics (they're even semi-relevant!): http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2003/07/07 http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2004/11/03 RDVs are a failed experiment - can't we just remove them from the game?
Justice Prevails 122	Posted - 2013.11.27 13:21:00 - [34] - Quote This is the best thread of the week.:-) Great job, team. Head back to the MCC for debriefing and cocktails.
Son-Of A-Gun 3dge of D4rkness SoulWing Alliance 425	Posted - 2013.11.27 21:58:00 - [35] - Quote Hin Raven wrote: [quote=Son-Of A-Gun]That said however I would like someone to explain to me the proper use of commas because I think their correct use is important when reading messages and as my grammar is pretty poor I'm not fully sure when to use them instead of full stops. Well, that sir, may be a little complicated for this medium of comunication. Let me demonstrate my meaning: "That said however, I would like someone to explain to me the proper use of commas; because, I think their correct use is important, when reading messages; and, as my grammar is pretty poor, I'm not fully sure when to use them instead of full stops." That^^^ is a very long sentence; but, after you put all the proper punctuation in, it is actually a proper sentence; however, in reality, it is three sentences strung together, like this one. Your sentence structure is actually very good, though, I hope that you can understand why I am a little reluctant to attempt to explain the above to you. Your best bet would be to take a simple English 101 class at a local community college. Or, you could always just attempt to analyze the writting from sources you know should be correct, Such as, magazines and newspapers. The most detail I am willing to go into is: you put commas where your brain naturally desires to take a pause. English grammar has simply identified all these instances and catolauged them. Hope that that helped you out some. {:)}{3GÇó>
Mr Demeaner Kang Lo Directorate Gallente Federation 0	Posted - 2013.11.27 23:45:00 - [36] - Quote Don't forget toe and tow.
Rynoceros Rise Of Old Dudes 1402	Posted - 2013.11.28 00:57:00 - [37] - Quote Best thread in weeks. Too bad it sailed over the heads of the CoDpieces. This is why my kids will never go to public schools. +1 /signed Bumped, to fight the battle against acceptable ignorance. Cheeseburgers.
Luna Angelo We Who Walk Alone 160	Posted - 2013.11.28 01:24:00 - [38] - Quote THE GREY CARDINAL wrote: Also: They're - contracted form of 'they are', "they're kicking butt" There - denotes a place or location "Alpha is over there, by the CRU" Their - denotes possesion, "That's their dropship" You're - contracted form of 'you are', "you're dead!" Your - denotes possesion, "it's your LAV" Also, it's "I COULDN'T care less". The saying is supposed to imply that you give 0% of a damn, hence, you couldn't care less. If you could care less, then you care at least a little about the subject because you're stating that your degree of concern could be smaller which defeats the intended purpose of the saying which is that you absolutely do not care at all about whatever. This one is easy to remember, but being from the South, it kind of became a habit. I KNOW it's grammatically incorrect, but my muscles don't and just put it in. Shrug Just a habit, one that really don't care to correct, seeing as most people understand what I MEANT and not take the sentence literally. Contact WaTcHoUt1219 ZARTA for Logos. More are available. 500K ISK.
Tch Tch Red Shirts Away Team 2	Posted - 2013.11.28 01:36:00 - [39] - Quote TheAmazing FlyingPig wrote: Turrent isn't a word. My spell check confirms this. Turrent is an Onomatopoeia - the sound a tankers pants make when he finds those four militia with swarms doing squats aren't actually AFK.


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