AHMETxRock wrote:Hey Oldrac, where you at? You know another week isn't enough time for you to think of something to beat me with. An entire century would not be enough time to defeat me.
Also, you smell! I bring into question your masculinity, your sexuality, and integrity of nerd-cred!
Yeah? Well, your Imam is so fat, three of the Five Pillars of Islam collapsed under his weight.
Also, you're a d-bag.
Police said they spent some time working out if they could charge the man with being armed with a weapon, as technically he was armed with part of a fish.
I hear your hands are all stiff and locked into a certain position because of sexual favors you give the other fellas in the old underwater polo team in high school in exchange for not getting beat up.
AHMETxRock wrote:I hear your hands are all stiff and locked into a certain position because of sexual favors you give the other fellas in the old underwater polo team in high school in exchange for not getting beat up.
AHMETxRock wrote:I hear your hands are all stiff and locked into a certain position because of sexual favors you give the other fellas in the old underwater polo team in high school in exchange for not getting beat up.
Such a fabulous run-on sentence.
Nuh-uh, a run-on sentence implies a grammatical error. This is just a long bitch.
On that note, I think my best virtue is my charity.
I never miss an opportunity to give aid to the hopeless.
Police said they spent some time working out if they could charge the man with being armed with a weapon, as technically he was armed with part of a fish.
You wouldn't have that problem if you had a chitinous exoskeleton.
Police said they spent some time working out if they could charge the man with being armed with a weapon, as technically he was armed with part of a fish.
LordRetard wrote:
Nuh-uh, a run-on sentence implies a grammatical error. This is just a long bitch.
True, I suppose. I use it as a descriptor of sentences that could easily be broken down for ease of reading. If it had grammatical problems I might not have praised it.
I love going back and reading Hobbes and the like and reading their fabulous paragraph-long sentences.
Lethal Interjection wrote:I love going back and reading Hobbes and the like and reading their fabulous paragraph-long sentences.
I find it annoying when authors do that, as it makes the text more difficult to penetrate; however I cannot in all rights blame them without being hypocritical as I tend to write like that myself.
AHMETxRock wrote:I hear your hands are all stiff and locked into a certain position because of sexual favors you give the other fellas in the old underwater polo team in high school in exchange for not getting beat up.
Underwater polo? Is that like water polo, except played with all the players entirely submerged and wearing snorkles? That sounds really cool. I want to learn how to play. It sounds similar to Octopush.
Edminster wrote:I'm starting to think Euclid lives in the past.
Lethal Interjection wrote:I love going back and reading Hobbes and the like and reading their fabulous paragraph-long sentences.
I find it annoying when authors do that, as it makes the text more difficult to penetrate; however I cannot in all rights blame them without being hypocritical as I tend to write like that myself.
It does make it more difficult to read, but I admire the craft of it.
I don't mind run on sentences that much. I'm reading Les Misérables right now, and Victor Hugo is horrible for run on sentences too, but once you get used to it, you hardly notice it.
DonRetrasado wrote:Is a man not entitled to the sweat of his brow? I chose something different. I chose the impossible. I chose... Bitcoin.
