"You don't see me in the magazines, I don't need it"

Originally Posted by hometownboy

lol, imagine that now

Everyday - This one is about living your life!
Bounce - Erm, this one is about living your life too
Undivided - living your life is actually a theme we run with a lot!

Originally Posted by rickysambo

ok. whatever...i really dont know what ellipses mean.

Originally Posted by rickysambo

in grammar,that is.and just point out what you think or see qualifies as bad grammar.

Originally Posted by rickysambo

just coz u wrote a moderately funny article a few days earlier[not surprisingly,it was filled with anti bj work by you] doesnt mean you can spit out more illogical crap..now go on and post some more humour about what i have written here,maniac.if you get time reading your wren and martin's english for nerds that is.

Originally Posted by RSROCKS

Your entire response is bad grammar. Many of us realize that to some English is not their main language but people would take you much more seriously if you gave an effort to at least punctuate with periods and capitalize the first letter of the word begining a new sentence. It makes it easier to read as well as typing out the few extra letters to spell "because" as opposed to "cuz" and "you" as opposed to "u".

Originally Posted by RSROCKS

Someone is going to learn a new word today:

Ellipsis

Pronunciation: \i-ˈlip-səs, e-\
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural el·lip·ses \-ˌsēz\
Etymology: Latin, from Greek elleipsis ellipsis, ellipse, from elleipein to leave out, fall short, from en in + leipein to leave — more at in, loan
Date: 1540
1 a : the omission of one or more words that are obviously understood but that must be supplied to make a construction grammatically complete b : a sudden leap from one topic to another
2 : marks or a mark (as …) indicating an omission (as of words) or a pause




Your entire response is bad grammar. Many of us realize that to some English is not their main language but people would take you much more seriously if you gave an effort to at least punctuate with periods and capitalize the first letter of the word begining a new sentence. It makes it easier to read as well as typing out the few extra letters to spell "because" as opposed to "cuz" and "you" as opposed to "u".



There's quite a difference between being humorous and illogical. Just because Wrath Mania wrote a funny post mimicking a press release doesn't equate to everything he writes being illogical or for that fact anyone who writes something negative on this board doesn't mean they are illogical.

Originally Posted by rickysambo

Yes, I get it now. I didn't realise you have to be so grammatically correct all the time, even when you are posting stuff. Thanks for enlightening me, I guess its just the result of text messaging.
And about Wrath Mania's comments, I loved his article and even acknowledged that in the thread. But i guess he cant seem to overlook the fact that everyone has to start new here, or anywhere else. Just because you registered here a few years back and I didn't, doesn't mean you proclaim yourself as superiors or something like that. Not every newbie here is a crazy blind BJ follower with crappy knowledge or taste in music.

Originally Posted by RSROCKS

Someone is going to learn a new word today:

Ellipsis

Pronunciation: \i-ˈlip-səs, e-\
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural el·lip·ses \-ˌsēz\
Etymology: Latin, from Greek elleipsis ellipsis, ellipse, from elleipein to leave out, fall short, from en in + leipein to leave — more at in, loan
Date: 1540
1 a : the omission of one or more words that are obviously understood but that must be supplied to make a construction grammatically complete b : a sudden leap from one topic to another
2 : marks or a mark (as …) indicating an omission (as of words) or a pause




Your entire response is bad grammar. Many of us realize that to some English is not their main language but people would take you much more seriously if you gave an effort to at least punctuate with periods and capitalize the first letter of the word begining a new sentence. It makes it easier to read as well as typing out the few extra letters to spell "because" as opposed to "cuz" and "you" as opposed to "u".



There's quite a difference between being humorous and illogical. Just because Wrath Mania wrote a funny post mimicking a press release doesn't equate to everything he writes being illogical or for that fact anyone who writes something negative on this board doesn't mean they are illogical.

Originally Posted by Tictoc

Get out much?

Originally Posted by RSROCKS

So someone who uses/ makes an attempt to use proper grammar on a message board doesn't get out much?

I would ask you the same question but I already know the answer.

Originally Posted by Tictoc

You're getting worked up and anal about someones grammar. You're obviously lacking something.