Originally posted by Devil King
I thought that might be what you meant, but I though you might also have been clearing your throat.Circumcision isn't really neccessary, is it? I mean, men bathe more than your average middle-ages peasant, don't they? More than your typical desert-wandering Jewish livestock herder?
It's not necessary for any reason, these days. In fact, over the last 150 yaars, every time some "valid reason" is disproved, another takes it's place. At one point (19th cen), it was a "cure for masturbation and wicked thoughts".
Originally posted by Syren
I got A's in both Literature and Language at GCSE level, if it helps. I haven't taken my A-Level yet (I'm 23 and should have a top score firmly under my belt but I got a little distracted as a teen) but I plan to in September. I don't know if it'll ease your mind at all but I'll let you know the outcome 😛Also, my comments on English stem from frustration over the majority of the people I know not caring about grammar or punctuation, so apologies if I come across as a 'Grammar Nazi'. I probably am when it comes to typing skills. I'm also aware that it's up to the individual and moaning about it is unlikely to change anything, but I can't help myself ermm
I apologize if that came off wrong...because you are teh coolies in my book. 😄
I was joking with you about that. My point was that we all make mistakes...proof of that would be that rarely anyone gets perfect score on the ACT or the GCSEs. I was not accusing YOU of being a grammar Nazi at all. I was expecting you to say "oh shut up you"...but it was carried a bit further in this PICTURE thread.
Originally posted by dadudemon
I apologize if that came off wrong...because you are teh coolies in my book. 😄I was joking with you about that. My point was that we all make mistakes...proof of that would be that rarely anyone gets perfect score on the ACT or the GCSEs. I was not accusing YOU of being a grammar Nazi at all. I was expecting you to say "oh shut up you"...but it was carried a bit further in this PICTURE thread.
No apology necessary, I know you were simply making a point. I get carried away at times when it comes to English because it's always been one of my best skills and I assume others should have the same aptitude or at least care as much as I do about getting it damn near perfect. They don't, hence the frustration 😂
Originally posted by Syren
No apology necessary, I know you were simply making a point. I get carried away at times when it comes to English because it's always been one of my best skills and I assume others should have the same aptitude or at least care as much as I do about getting it damn near perfect. They don't, hence the frustration 😂
You missed a full stop, remove clothing.
Originally posted by dadudemon
I apologize if that came off wrong...because you are teh coolies in my book. 😄I was joking with you about that. My point was that we all make mistakes...proof of that would be that rarely anyone gets perfect score on the ACT or the GCSEs. I was not accusing YOU of being a grammar Nazi at all. I was expecting you to say "oh shut up you"...but it was carried a bit further in this PICTURE thread.
A fair few people do get pretty perfect scores on their GCSEs. I'm not sure how much you know about them, but it seems that you're putting them on a pedestal they most certainly don't deserve.
Originally posted by chillmeistergen
A fair few people do get pretty perfect scores on their GCSEs. I'm not sure how much you know about them, but it seems that you're putting them on a pedestal they most certainly don't deserve.
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Obviously they deserve credit for the hard work involved but I'd say an A is credit enough.
Originally posted by Syren
No apology necessary, I know you were simply making a point. I get carried away at times when it comes to English because it's always been one of my best skills and I assume others should have the same aptitude or at least care as much as I do about getting it damn near perfect. They don't, hence the frustration 😂
No full stop on the end, I noticed.
-AC
Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
No full stop on the end, I noticed.-AC
Congrats, quickdraw. Someone's already pointed that out. I never use a full stop before a smilie because I think it looks wrong... sorry shrug
Since when was there a rule regarding smilies and full stops anyway? I can't remember seeing that one in my GCSE exam.