Grammar Lessons

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Ruprect replied

22 December 2011, 22:34
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

"me and Russ are going to take you down to China Town"

Should be

"Russell and I, are going to take you down to China Town"

I know its only rep, but please people can we more careful in future.

Thank you in advance

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mrdonuts replied

22 December 2011, 21:02
i knew it correcting grammar what a fecking schoolteacher
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suityou01 replied

22 December 2011, 16:42
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

You say tomato, I say twunt.

And we all say twunt back in unison.
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Doggy Styles replied

22 December 2011, 16:06
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

"me and Russ are going to take you down to China Town"

Should be

"Russell and I, are going to take you down to China Town"

Are you sure about that comma? I wouldn't use one there.
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MarillionFan replied

22 December 2011, 15:52
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

"me and Russ are going to take you down to China Town"

Should be

"Russell and I, are going to take you down to China Town"

I know its only rep, but please people can we more careful in future.

Thank you in advance

You say tomato, I say twunt.
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northernladuk replied

22 December 2011, 15:29
I am more concerned so many people are aware of what 'Take you down to Chinatown' means...

To offer another an evening of heroin and gay sex.

As he tapped his foot under the wall of the neighboring stall, Jeff quietly whispered "I would like to Take you down to Chinatown.

Although to be fair it is better than being offered a Hot Lunch
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SimonMac replied

22 December 2011, 15:26
Originally posted by doodab View Post

In the second sense? Sounds like you have pulled.

Urban Dictionary: Take you down to Chinatown
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SimonMac replied

22 December 2011, 15:25
Originally posted by Ravello View Post

I know it's only rep, but please people can we be more careful in future?

Oh the irony
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pmeswani replied

22 December 2011, 15:23
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

"me and Russ are going to take you down to China Town"

Should be

"Russell and I, are going to take you down to China Town"

I know its only rep, but please people can we more careful in future.

Thank you in advance

Me must be disappointed.
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doodab replied

22 December 2011, 15:22
In the second sense? Sounds like you have pulled.

Urban Dictionary: Take you down to Chinatown
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Ravello replied

22 December 2011, 15:21
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

"me and Russ are going to take you down to China Town"

Should be

"Russell and I, are going to take you down to China Town"

I know its only rep, but please people can we more careful in future.

Thank you in advance

I know it's only rep, but please people can we be more careful in future?

Oh the irony

Last edited by Ravello; 22 December 2011, 15:21. Reason: Added colours
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northernladuk replied

22 December 2011, 15:16
Having your grammar being corrected by a Yorkshire bloke... the shame!!!!
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SimonMac started a topic Grammar Lessons

22 December 2011, 15:14
Grammar Lessons

"me and Russ are going to take you down to China Town"

Should be

"Russell and I, are going to take you down to China Town"

I know its only rep, but please people can we more careful in future.

Thank you in advance
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