No kidding. Chewbacca always struck me as very dog-like with his speech. He was practically incapable of whispering, and it looked like it caused him great physical discomfort to hold his tongue. I'm sure he was a good friend to have in a pinch, but sometimes you don't need your friends gargling every half-formed thought that flashes through their brains.
I rtfa and I saw mention of nanoribbons, but nothing about nanoribbens. Obviously Al doesn't know what he's talking about since he's just making up new words on the fly.
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SailorSpork writes "Fans of furries and anime-style cat girls..."
I call bullshit on this right out the gate.
There is NO SUCH THING as a fan of a furry.
None.
Furries are mocked and persecuted throughout the internets. In real life, parents (realizing that it is too late to leave them hobbled in the woods) disown them. The feeble-minded openly deride them. Even juggaloes cannot abide the presence of furries.
I understand the occasional grammar or spelling mixup. I really do. But to allow such an egregious error to be posted is on par with a summary detailing the efforts of General Fred Rogers leading his unicorn cavalry against the Mongolian horde.
You see that key just to the right of the little finger on your right hand?
The one that says "Enter" on it?
You might want to hit that one time for every three periods you use. I can't guarantee that it will be correct usage, but it will certainly make your thoughts easier to read. As it is, you could have had the answer to all the world's problems there and most of us wouldn't be able to read it thanks to that impenetrable wall of text you threw up.
B-b-b-but I thought that the editors refused to edit anything! Isn't that why blatant spelling and grammar errors can usually be found in the summaries?
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No kidding. Chewbacca always struck me as very dog-like with his speech. He was practically incapable of whispering, and it looked like it caused him great physical discomfort to hold his tongue. I'm sure he was a good friend to have in a pinch, but sometimes you don't need your friends gargling every half-formed thought that flashes through their brains.
Holy smoke. You must be talking about my building. Dallas, perhaps?
We've been cool. We just weren't telling you because you say things like "WAY FUCKING COOL !!!".
I rtfa and I saw mention of nanoribbons, but nothing about nanoribbens. Obviously Al doesn't know what he's talking about since he's just making up new words on the fly.
In answer to your question, you were correct in using "its". Although an apostrophe usually denotes possession, it always indicates contraction.
The word you're looking for is "The".
"Change for Change's Sake" is the motto du jour.
ftfy
You know, for someone who claims to not care, you certainly do take the time to submit stories and reply to comments.
Oh, great. So you're reproducing.
Thanks.
We're not sure who was the first person to intentionally blow up a server, but plenty of others have followed in their footsteps, and many seem to have captured the event on video.
We're not sure who was the first person to intentionally pop a baloon, but plenty of others have followed in their footsteps, and many seem to have captured the event on video.
We're not sure who was the first person to intentionally eat a sandwich, but plenty of others have followed in their footsteps, and many seem to have captured the event on video.
We're not sure who was the first person to intentionally pop a wheelie, but plenty of others have followed in their footsteps, and many seem to have captured the event on video.
We're not sure who was the first person to intentionally chop down a tree, but plenty of others have followed in their footsteps, and many seem to have captured the event on video.
We're not sure who was the first person to intentionally fall down stairs, but plenty of others have followed in their footsteps, and many seem to have captured the event on video.
We're not sure who was the first person to intentionally sing a song, but plenty of others have followed in their footsteps, and many seem to have captured the event on video.
We're not sure who was the first person to intentionally fire a gun, but plenty of others have followed in their footsteps, and many seem to have captured the event on video.
We're not sure who was the first person to intentionally kick a cat, but plenty of others have followed in their footsteps, and many seem to have captured the event on video.
We're not sure who was the first person to intentionally discuss politics, but plenty of others have followed in their footsteps, and many seem to have captured the event on video.
We're not sure who was the first person to intentionally have sex, but plenty of others have followed in their footsteps, and many seem to have captured the event on video.
We're not sure who was the first person to intentionally jump on a trampoline, but plenty of others have followed in their footsteps, and many seem to have captured the event on video.
We're not sure who was the first person to intentionally sail a boat, but plenty of others have followed in their footsteps, and many seem to have captured the event on video.
etc.
re: your sig
Sorry about that.
SailorSpork writes "Fans of furries and anime-style cat girls ..."
I call bullshit on this right out the gate.
There is NO SUCH THING as a fan of a furry.
None.
Furries are mocked and persecuted throughout the internets. In real life, parents (realizing that it is too late to leave them hobbled in the woods) disown them. The feeble-minded openly deride them. Even juggaloes cannot abide the presence of furries.
I understand the occasional grammar or spelling mixup. I really do. But to allow such an egregious error to be posted is on par with a summary detailing the efforts of General Fred Rogers leading his unicorn cavalry against the Mongolian horde.
Who are the marguys?
You see that key just to the right of the little finger on your right hand?
The one that says "Enter" on it?
You might want to hit that one time for every three periods you use. I can't guarantee that it will be correct usage, but it will certainly make your thoughts easier to read. As it is, you could have had the answer to all the world's problems there and most of us wouldn't be able to read it thanks to that impenetrable wall of text you threw up.
Oh, but they edit every once in awhile.
Maybe it's a rhetorical question, Mister Smartyman.
That's why I use Virgania Horsen's Pony Express.
...since every almost piece is shaped like a penis.
Whether it's for your eyes or your penis, you might want to see a doctor.
Dude, someone left the cake out in the rain.
Ooh! Ooh! I know this one!!!
Karma's a NOUN!
I write robo-call software...
I'd like to take a moment to thank you for your tireless efforts to make the world a better place.
That's pretty clever, BountyX! Too bad I don't have any mod points for you.
Why is everyone going on about Fossett when this thing isn't too far off from the Nightowl's magical flying machine?
B-b-b-but I thought that the editors refused to edit anything! Isn't that why blatant spelling and grammar errors can usually be found in the summaries?
Artistic license.