i want to hear j2k4 read one of his posts.

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Originally Posted by manker

See, this is my point, you've had time to think about it now. You could have said that initially, or even three posts ago 'cause I wasn't being obtuse.

I cannot tell you what your intentions were, only you can inform us of that - I can merely say what it looked like to the reader which was that you made a spelling error, it was mentioned and then, much later, you covered it up.

:schnauz:

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Think about what. There was no edit.

Verbage is meant to be there. Furthermore, I was being facetious when I said that adjectiveage didn't understand.

Still no edit.

You then pointed out it wasn't coherent meaning neither of you knew verbage was the correct contextual application. If you are going to be the geek that you wear on your sleeve, don't rip the shirt.

This "I made a mistake and covered it up" stuff is rather childish seeing that when looking at the sentence, it is correct (as far as slang goes). :dry:
I'm disssapppointed in you...being a grammatactician and all. :ermm:

Either way you're in my pocket, you and adjectiveage. :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Originally Posted by manker

Busyman suck at something!!11

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So surely you do...ya know...SUCK?

manker is an accountant so i can only presume busy sucks

A thread is started extolling the virtues of J2s vocubulary and expressing an interest in hearing him recite. A few pages later and we have one liners of the "you suck" variety. We can only be in The Lounge :lol:

I do not know the people that Clocker mentioned so the reference is lost. My own mental picture is more Charles Gray. :ph34r: :shifty:

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Originally Posted by j2k4

I am so proud of all of you. :) :D

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Thanks. :D

I imagine you all have stoopid accents, compared to me. :snooty:

J2 - Frasier
Manker - Daffyd
Busyman - Ali G :happy:

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Originally Posted by Lilmiss

I imagine you all have stoopid accents, compared to me. :snooty:

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Er... No? :mellow:

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Originally Posted by Guillaume

Er... No? :mellow:

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:unsure:

Ditto.

:lookaroun

Oh yes you do, in my head you sound like ground keeper Willie.
And Gee, well.... :lol: :pinch:

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Originally Posted by Lilmiss

Oh yes you do, in my head you sound like ground keeper Willie.
And Gee, well.... :lol: :pinch:

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I see, poor Gee is one of the French Knights and I am the mad enchanter Tim? :dry:

Something with sharp pointy teeth will be procured. :shifty:

Fetchez la vache. :shifty:

Nooooo, not Shane Mcgowan. :cry: :no:

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Originally Posted by Biggles

I do not know the people that Clocker mentioned so the reference is lost. My own mental picture is more Charles Gray. :ph34r: :shifty:

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http://www.celebritydetective.com/images/mike-ditka.jpg http://www.theatretoursinternational...ges/TC1Web.jpg
The juxtaposition of the two differing personalities was meant to cause minor ripples of hilarity, but the references were too obscure apparently.

To simplify:
J2 could rip off your head should he desire.
He dotes on his cats.

He is multifaceted.

And clearly in touch with his feminine side.

NM.

liiik like a seruak killer :??

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Originally Posted by Busyman

Yeah...who's Truman Capote?

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He wrote In Cold Blood. A story about two burglars who killed an entire family they were robbing. Based on a true story as well.

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Originally Posted by Busyman

Think about what. There was no edit.

Verbage is meant to be there. Furthermore, I was being facetious when I said that adjectiveage didn't understand.

Still no edit.

You then pointed out it wasn't coherent meaning neither of you knew verbage was the correct contextual application. If you are going to be the geek that you wear on your sleeve, don't rip the shirt.

This "I made a mistake and covered it up" stuff is rather childish seeing that when looking at the sentence, it is correct (as far as slang goes). :dry:
I'm disssapppointed in you...being a grammatactician and all. :ermm:

Either way you're in my pocket, you and adjectiveage. :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Nah, you just fucked up :mellow:

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Originally Posted by MCHeshPants420

He wrote In Cold Blood. A story about two burglars who killed an entire family they were robbing. Based on a true story as well.

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Never heard of the book either.

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Originally Posted by manker

Nah, you just fucked up :mellow:

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Riiight. :lol: :lol: :lol:

I've never seen you so adamant about proving something when you were in fact ignorant.

I horrible flaw wank. It's ok for some things to slip by. I type sentences and leave out entire words sometimes. It happens.
It's just bad because in this case there ain't a shred wrong but your mental dictionary can't let go.

First you google something obvious and now this. :pinch:

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Originally Posted by Busyman

Never heard of the book either.

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Breakfast at Tiffany's?

I only mentioned In Cold Blood because it's kind of ironic when you think about that gun thread elsewhere.

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Two young men are ineffectual individually, but when together become violent criminals. They break into a wealthy farmer's home only to find that there is nearly no money at the home and murder the entire family to avoid identification

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Originally Posted by Busyman

Riiight. :lol: :lol: :lol:

I've never seen you so adamant about proving something when you were in fact ignorant.

I horrible flaw wank. It's ok for some things to slip by. I type sentences and leave out entire words sometimes. It happens.
It's just bad because in this case there ain't a shred wrong but your mental dictionary can't let go.

First you google something obvious and now this. :pinch:

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Nah, you just fucked up :mellow:

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Originally Posted by manker

Nah, you just fucked up :mellow:

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Hey can you put your fingers in your ears too. :lol: :lol: :lol:

...and stomp your feet.

I done with it. :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Originally Posted by MCHeshPants420

Breakfast at Tiffany's?

I only mentioned In Cold Blood because it's kind of ironic when you think about that gun thread elsewhere.

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Yeah I heard of Breakfast At Tiffany's

As far that being a true story, according to many folks, that shit just doesn't fucking happen.

Burglars are only there to steal not kill silly.

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Originally Posted by Busyman

Hey can you put your fingers in your ears too. :lol: :lol: :lol:

...and stomp your feet.

I done with it. :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Of course but that would be silly.

I can also see the utter futility in an argument which revolves around me telling you what you thought. You can just refute it and tell me to the contrary with no qualms because I can never state my case unequivocally.

My impression was, and still is despite your colourful protestations, that you fucked up and thought of an adequate retort some hours later.

I won't move in that and neither will you suddenly decide to be magnanimous and state that you made a mistake.

So I thought it wise not to pursue the matter :mellow:

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Originally Posted by manker

Of course but that would be silly.

I can also see the utter futility in an argument which revolves around me telling you what you thought. You can just refute it and tell me to the contrary with no qualms because I can never state my case unequivocally.

My impression was, and still is despite your colourful protestations, that you fucked up and thought of an adequate retort some hours later.

I won't move in that and neither will you suddenly decide to be magnanimous and state that you made a mistake.

So I thought it wise not to pursue the matter :mellow:

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Nah, you just fucked up. :mellow:

I don't "come up" with a retort to something so meaningless. :ermm:

Grammaranimals need to pull their heads out of the English books sometimes or in this case put their heads in it. :lol: :lol: :lol: You debate something spelled correctly in this case ffs.

Will you argue my use of ain't too? :lol: :lol:

(damn I guess I wasn't done) :unsure:

:lol:

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Originally Posted by Busy

(damn I guess I wasn't done) :unsure:

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Far be it from me to say you're soooooooo fucking predictable.

But, you're soooooooo fucking predictable.

I wish i knew big words. :lol:

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Originally Posted by manker

:lol:

Far be it from me to say you're soooooooo fucking predictable.

But, you're soooooooo fucking predictable.

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Mmmmmk.

In this case you weren't predictable but wrong as fuck.

I would have expected you to correct adjectiveage but alas you couldn't pass up a chance to take a missed shot at me. I gave you too much credit previously.

I guess in that perspective, you ARE predicatable and aren't as sharp as I thought you were.

Your sleeve is ripped to shreds. :mellow:

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Originally Posted by enoughfakefiles

I wish i knew big words. :lol:

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You mean ones like

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Originally Posted by manker

soooooooo

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I reakon you sound like Morgan freeman

http://www.jamesbond007.net/advers/Gray1.jpg

Just for those who didn't get my reference.

:shifty:

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Originally Posted by Busyman

Mmmmmk.

In this case you weren't predictable but wrong as fuck.

I would have expected you to correct adjectiveage but alas you couldn't pass up a chance to take a missed shot at me. I gave you too much credit previously.

I guess in that perspective, you ARE predicatable and aren't as sharp as I thought you were.

Your sleeve is ripped to shreds. :mellow:

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You think I'm sharp :happy:

I always thought you to be rather blunt and pondersome.


Unrequited admiration must be a bitch but if anyone can take it like a man, it's you. Maybe.

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Originally Posted by j2k4

Frasier is (for me) much too much in touch with his feminine side.
Please, for my sake, try again? :huh:

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:cry: ok, but it's gonna be hard, Niles.

Bushygran entertainment is better than Ali G, I gotta rethink your languages anyways. :unsure:

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Originally Posted by manker

You think I'm sharp :happy:

I always thought you to be rather blunt and pondersome.


Unrequited admiration must be a bitch but if anyone can take it like a man, it's you. Maybe.

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You claim to be into words and stuff and what not so I thought you as a grammattacker of sorts. There's a fella in my crew like that. We talk about the English language from time to time. Shit like "near-miss".

Pondering? I guess I reduce things down to it's simplest denominator and roll with it. I think that's necessary when cracking jokes and ya can't take to long doin' it.

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Originally Posted by Busyman

You claim to be into words and stuff and what not so I thought you as a grammattacker of sorts. There's a fella in my crew like that. We talk about the English language from time to time. Shit like "near-miss".

Pondering? I guess I reduce things down to it's simplest denominator and roll with it. I think that's necessary when cracking jokes and ya can't take to long doin' it.

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There's a fella in your crew who is into grammar and more than one fella that kills people for fun.

What a varied posse. One can only marvel.

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Originally Posted by manker

There's a fella in your crew who is into grammar and more than one fella that kills people for fun.

What a varied posse. One can only marvel.

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There's a guy in my crew that kills people for fun? :blink:

Wtf are you talking about this time? :ermm:

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Originally Posted by Busyman

Shit like "near-miss".

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Trailer Trash. :01: :w00t: :01:

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Originally Posted by Busyman

There's a guy in my crew that kills people for fun? :blink:

Wtf are you talking about this time? :ermm:

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Maybe I just made it up, eh. Perhaps you didn't really write that you know people who kill folk for fun.

Maybe even if you did, readers were awestruck at your candour and didn't question the veracity in their minds eye.

he said he knew people definately, can't remember if he still hangs out with em though

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Originally Posted by Lilmiss

Trailer Trash. :01: :w00t: :01:

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