Now, can we reprimand Darknight for lousy english?

Haha thanks DK. Hard to believe that it’s been about a year since I joined. comex had just joined, and I still remember copy-pasting the list of numbers that he had listed in flavor-text (which was fake GNO-code, as it turned out). Good times.

@excal: Har har =P. You try posting after being up for almost 24hrs straight.

YES! YEEEESSSSSS! The Grammarian Empire shall return*! Leaders: me, Qwazukee, Excalabur. Let the revolution begin!

*Yes, it existed before, but all governments in the world have decided to keep it secret.

I’d like to note that Excalabur did not capitalize the word “english”, which is a proper noun. Excalabur broke the rules of the English language in a sentence in which he was noting that Darknight broke the rules of the English language.

Indeed.  I routinely leave out capital letters, it’s a vice that I am willing to admit to; however, the penalty to both readability and annoyance is much lower than one instance of “urs”.

People use adjectives incorrect all the time.

Darth: Can I be grand vizier?

*twitch*

*twitch*

Incorrectly.

Hey, now! There’s no reason’s for us to be picking on each other and alot of reason’s not to be. There is a common goal we are all working towards. Its nomciking! Amirite?

*twitch*

“Amirite” is not a word. If it was, I’d assume it was a material of some sort which is related in some way to love or friendship. The correct sentence is “Am I right?” or “Am I correct?”

Also! You pluralized the word “reason” with an apostrophe! Twice!

You missed ‘alot’, perhaps my least favourite common non-word.  :)

Also, “reasons” is plural, so it should be “There are”, not “There’s”. Then, I ended the next sentence with a preposition. Then, I used the word “its” instead of “it’s”.

What’s wrong with you all?

Looks like we have a dynastic theme in the making here.

Prepositions are not words to end sentences with.

Honestly, Kevan, if you want a grammatically complete sentence, you need to put some more words in.

As I put my face in my hands, I wonder: what have I done?