Eninn's Islam Thread

Originally posted by Bardock42
You can't pluralize "research" like that.

You could say "Jesus, where is this research from?" or "Jesus, where are these pieces of research from?" or "Jesus, where are these findings from". But you can't say "researchs".

Originally posted by Omega Vision
Germans-the only people on the planet who correct spelling and grammar in their second language. biscuits

Bwahahaha!

Originally posted by Omega Vision
Germans-the only people on the planet who correct spelling and grammar in their second language. biscuits

Technically he did correct it in English, but that's not what you meant.

Making you grammatically wrong, and since you're German you refuted your own thesis while making it.

Ah, It feels good to be the top bully. But that's how we get by in the hood.

Originally posted by Astner
"; of their second language."

If I had been concerned with preciseness I'd have said "the only people in the world to correct the grammar and spelling of other languages outside German".

But hey, I was making a light-hearted joke.

Edit: You think I'm German?

Originally posted by Omega Vision
Both would be acceptable in relaxed English. In is often used as a substitute for 'within', which would fulfill the same purpose as 'of' in this case.

Originally posted by Omega Vision
If I had been concerned with preciseness I'd have said "the only people in the world to correct the grammar and spelling of other languages outside German".

Originally posted by Omega Vision
Edit: You think I'm German?

Originally posted by Astner
What's relaxed English? Also you're confusing "-in" with "in".

Yes.

Originally posted by Omega Vision
The kind people use when they're joking around.

And I really have no idea what you mean there. When you typed "-in" were you shortening within?

Originally posted by Omega Vision
You must be a hoot at parties.

Originally posted by Omega Vision
I'm at most 1/16th German.

Originally posted by Astner
I meant "in-".

I didn't say that I believed you to be fully German.

Originally posted by Omega Vision
Which means what?

Originally posted by Omega Vision
Well, I have to ask, what made you think I was German at all?

Both are correct and acceptable.

Relaxed English means colloquial English, which is how we speak/type/communicate on a message board and in every day life.

Originally posted by Astner
What you intended it to mean, within.

That you had friends from Dresden.

Originally posted by lil bitchiness
Both are correct and acceptable.

Originally posted by TheBigManRevo
but I've a little Question you all left his research and replying on me only, Why??

I didn't think the topic worthy of my contribution. Helping a brother out though, I'm all for that!

If I had to reply something to the original post, it would probably be "lol wut?".

Originally posted by Astner
You lucked out this time, Omega Vision.

Originally posted by Omega Vision
I'm sorry, who are you again?

He's the guy who just failed to embarrass you and sort of did it to himself instead...have you not been paying attention?

Again I repeat Stop trolling in nothing and reply to the Article he'll think that he won this time we all can't say anything about it and will say to his fellow Muslims or the people on the edge of getting into Islam and this will give them a push towards it 😛

Originally posted by Bardock42
He's the guy who just failed to embarrass you and sort of did it to himself instead...have you not been paying attention?

*looks off in another direction* sneer

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