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That is called a "question". It's both to the point and grammatically correct, which leads me to suspect that you are in fact some sort of "echo bot" and not a real person.Originally posted by Chaffinch View PostPlease check the grammar of your rambling post ......
It would seem that you do, at least to the extent that you decided to neg rep me back. You don't actually spell "prick" like that by the wayOriginally posted by Chaffinch View PostOh and neg repping, seriously, whos gives a flying ****?
While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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The grammar was appalling. FACT. Try some punctuation!Originally posted by doodab View PostThat is called a "question". It's both to the point and grammatically correct, which leads me to suspect that you are in fact some sort of "echo bot" and not a real person.
It would seem that you do, at least to the extent that you decided to neg rep me back. You don't actually spell "prick" like that by the way
It's spelt that way if you assume their is a filter for such words. It mean's fuk all to me but you evidently care given you spend your life on here .......Comment
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If you're going to lecture people about grammar, try not making a basic error in the same postOriginally posted by Chaffinch View PostThe grammar was appalling. FACT. Try some punctuation!
It's spelt that way if you assume their is a filter for such words. It mean's fuk all to me but you evidently care given you spend your life on here .......
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Originally posted by Chaffinch View PostThe grammar was appalling. FACT. Try some punctuation!
It's spelt that way if you assume their is a filter for such words. It mean's fuk all to me but you evidently care given you spend your life on here .......What exactly do you think is appalling about the grammar in the above quotation?Is he one of your sockies?While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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Did you not have any toys as a child?Originally posted by Churchill View Post**** off now, there's a good chap. We were having a good time before you turned up.
Must be why you're so possessive and insecure.
Hopefully you'll learn to trust.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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So anyway, where is sas? Is he sulking because someone advertised his job?While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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Is that the rambling post? Did you high five yourself when you posted this pedantic cack?Originally posted by doodab View PostWhat exactly do you think is appalling about the grammar in the above quotation?
Critique the one I was referring to and come back to me .....
Perhaps if you resorted to spelling and grammar rather than randomly sprinkled sentence fragments I might have a clue where in your babbling it is that you think you have unmasked me as an "utter tosspot". As it is you seem to have spent a couple of hours attempting to insult my intelligence without using either and the only thing I have lost is the feeling of ennui I had when I sat down with my mid morning coffee.Comment
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I DO hope you're being ironic?Originally posted by Bunk View PostIf you're going to lecture people about grammar, try not making a basic error in the same post
Consider using ; instead of , in your post. 3/10. Must try harder.Comment
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I don't think he was being ironic. I think he was simply pointing out the fact that as well as being dreadfully dull and tedious, your offerings are also laced with grammatical errors.Originally posted by Chaffinch View PostI DO hope you're being ironic?
Consider using ; instead of , in your post. 3/10. Must try harder.
HTH
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