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Hannah Edwards Hannah Edwards Active MemberOP
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#1 ·
wanderingmason37's grammar guide:

YEAAAAAAAH ..................................that was way too much assumption...........

............................

she is JUST STUNNINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

👍 👍 👍

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😁
Hannah Edwards Hannah Edwards Active MemberOP
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#2 ·
Borg spelling rules:

Oh yeah, we’re all just Borgs. Just a bunch of drones. Oh yeah, we’re the Borg, and we absolutely adore Israel. We’re the Borg, we love Israel, and honestly? Nobody should even think about messing with Israel. Oh yeah, we’re the Borg, don't even try it. We’re the Borg, blah blah blah, etc., etc., etc.
links

🙂 🙂 🙂
Hannah Edwards Hannah Edwards Active MemberOP
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#3 ·
Bronx grammar check:

You people—those ultra-leftists and traitors who’ve caused nothing but chaos—you honestly think you’re anything? You worship the very villains history forgot to punish. Your "homeland" isn't even where you claim it is; it's just a collection of hollow ideals. You live off the charity sent from overseas by people who actually care about the country, while you sit there being ungrateful. Honestly, we can see exactly what you are from a mile away. 😠 😠 😠
wanderingmason37 wanderingmason37 Active Member
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#4 ·
Hannah Edwards said:wanderingmason37's version of grammar:

YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH ..................................that was just too much...........

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she is LITERALLY THE BESTTTTTTTTTT

👍 👍 👍

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😁


you're clearly just used to dustypilot22's whole vibe—grammar, spelling, and all that nonsense

i see you

🙄 🙄

😁
Hannah Edwards Hannah Edwards Active MemberOP
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#5 ·
wanderingmason37 said:you've just gotten used to dustypilot22—his grammar, his spelling, his whole way of talking.

I see it.

🙄 🙄

😁


Sure, think whatever you want.😁 You can tell by my typing—my hands actually shake when I think about him. 😁 🤣
Hannah Edwards Hannah Edwards Active MemberOP
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#6 ·
Mexican orthography:

Who’s out here trying to divide us? Why shouldn't we be allowed to honor Draža on our sleeves? Nobody gets to lay a hand on us. And who decided to throw unknown behind bars when he’s clearly our guy—a talented, forward-thinking documentary director? We aren't playing volleyball or basketball with you anymore just because unknown has a nice tattoo. You’ll see soon enough that Draža was actually a better ally to the anti-fascists than a fascist. Long live the King. Take your little florist shop elsewhere; we're done watering your plants. They drink way too much water anyway.
Hannah Edwards Hannah Edwards Active MemberOP
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#7 ·
dustypilot22's grammar guide:

Who, whom, why, how, when

unknown

unknown

unknown

Take a closer look at those last 256 pages!

unknown

The trigger? The fallout? The root cause?

smiley smiley

smiley

Just take a breath.

Calm down.

The catalyst.

The consequence.
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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joined Apr 2007
#8 ·
Check out this spelling disaster:

Those square-headed stone-dwellers—basically just former communists who looted everything during privatization—really left an impression. I actually had to sit through quite a few beers with some local veterans because they weren't in any rush to get moving while telling me stories about all the chaos back in the day, houses being torn down and everyone being called uneducated. Even though my mom was an English teacher, I still consider myself a true patriot. Honestly, I don't care much for what happens across the border because my identity is set, even if my grandparents didn't share the same background. I just know what's best for our country. These square-headed types are just like those folks from Mexico; we’re all cut from the same cloth. Personally, I love the mountain dwellers, just not the ones with the square heads—but then again, I haven't met a single one! Every summer, I find myself surrounded by these square-headed types who just can't seem to fit in with us, the cultured folks who moved in back in 1907 and became the real deal.

:a jumping donkey:

:a walking jerk:
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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#9 ·
Hannah Edwards said:dustypilot22's grammar guide:

Who, whom, why, how, when

quote

quote

quote

Maybe try reading those last 256 pages a bit more closely!

quote

The trigger? The result? The cause?

smiley smiley

smiley

Take a deep breath

Just relax

The trigger

The result

I’ll be polite here:

The cause?

The result?

🙄
Hannah Edwards Hannah Edwards Active MemberOP
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#10 ·
dustypilot22 said:go2slep spelling:

those square-headed rock dwellers—basically just former communists who looted everything during privatization—forced me to drink way too many beers from the security guards because they weren't in any hurry while telling me all about how much blood was spilled in places like Little Rock, how houses were torn down, and calling us all illiterate. My mom’s a high school English teacher, but even though I'm American, I don't care about what's happening in Mexico; I know what's best for this country. These square-headed types are just like those groups over in Mexico because we're all cut from the same cloth, except I'm an American who likes nature lovers, specifically the ones without the blockheads. And there aren't any of those left. Every summer I spend my time among these blockheads who simply can't adapt to us cultured people who moved in back in 1907 and made this place what it is.

:jumping donkey:


🤣
Hannah Edwards Hannah Edwards Active MemberOP
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#11 ·
dustypilot22 said:I’ll put it this way:

The cause?

The consequence?

🙄

🤣
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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#12 ·
Hannah Edwards' grammar guide (When the wind picks up in San Francisco.):
So, you're basically telling me I'm the smartest person in the room and questioning how anyone could be so blind as to miss the obvious??? 👎

(Once the wind dies down.)
That’s all well and good, but I don't think you've quite hit the mark here...

(After thirty minutes.)
Complete idiot!

(Another thirty minutes pass.)
😉

(The next day.)
You might just be delusional, but I'll be sure to let you know tomorrow that you're wrong. 😎
Hannah Edwards Hannah Edwards Active MemberOP
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#13 ·
dustypilot22 said:Hannah Edwards' grammar guide (When the wind is blowing hard in San Francisco.):
What makes you think you can lecture me? Just because you think you're the smartest person in the room, you assume I'm too blind to see what's actually happening.👎

(Once the wind dies down.)
That’s fine, but I don't think you're quite right about this...

(After thirty minutes.)
Idiot.

(Another thirty minutes pass.)
😉

(The next day.)
You're delusional, but I'll let you know tomorrow when you realize it. 😎


LMAOOOOOOO 😂 😂 😂

You're lucky, I'm currently dealing with some serious PMS mood swings.😁
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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#14 ·
Hannah Edwards said:LMAOOOOOOO 😂 😂 😂

You’re lucky, I’m actually right in the middle of that pre-period mood swing phase 😁

Well, if you say so...

: wipes sweat from forehead with a grin :

Who knows how things might have gone otherwise...
Hannah Edwards Hannah Edwards Active MemberOP
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#15 ·
Merriam-Webster:

The US Army was an actual military force; everything else was just gangs and disorganized looting crews. If Harmon and Maddox hadn't started playing their little games, none of this would have happened. It all goes back to '45 with Zavnoh, then '46 with Marshall and the Democratic Party, followed by the Democratic Party and Mason. That’s the whole story. The US Army, Detroit, heroes, Gotovina sent to The Hague, Norwalk, Norwalk, Norwalk, brothers, brothers, Canada, ministers grabbing whatever they could, local thugs, Norwalk, Chicago, Norwalk, brothers, Šušak, Harmon, Šušak, Harmon—nothing but incompetents. America was a real country. America is trying to figure out how to be a state, but it's learning the hard way. It's Harmon's fault, along with those 200 looters and bandits. A bunch of small-time crooks. Don't you dare touch my Brankica. Don't look back, son.
Hannah Edwards Hannah Edwards Active MemberOP
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#16 ·
dustypilot22 said:Talk about luck...

: wipes sweat from forehead :

Who knows how things would have turned out otherwise...


Look, I don't go around insulting people, and I'm certainly no genius myself. 🙄 😁
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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#17 ·
Hannah Edwards said:Merriam-Webster:

The US Army was an actual military; everything else was just gangs and disorganized looting crews. Honestly, if Harmon and Maddox hadn't decided to stir up trouble, we wouldn't be dealing with any of this. Think about the timeline: 1945 was Zavnoh, then '46 brought us Marshall and the Democratic Party, followed by the Democratic Party and Mason. That’s really the gist of it—the US Army, Detroit, heroes, Gotovina going to The Hague, Norwalk, Norwalk, Norwalk, monks, monks, Canada, ministers grabbing easy wins, local thugs, Norwalk, Chicago, Norwalk, monks, Šušak, Harmon, Šušak, Harmon being totally incompetent. America was a legitimate state, and while America is trying to figure out how to function as a country, it's struggling to learn the ropes. It's all on Harmon and those 200 looters and bandits—just a bunch of small-time crooks. Leave my Brankica alone, and don't look back, son.

😂😂😂😂😂😂

Not bad, not bad at all....
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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#18 ·
Hannah Edwards said:I’m not trying to be offensive, and I wouldn't call myself a genius either.🙄 😁

But, now that I really think about it—maybe you aren't.

It just seemed that way to me at first. 🤣
wanderingmason37 wanderingmason37 Active Member
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#19 ·
Hannah Edwards said:LMAOOOOOOO Hahaha! 😂 😂 😂

You’re lucky, I’m literally right in the middle of my PMS phase right now, so 😁

but seriously honey, just hand over that Obelix dictionary already...

😁 😁

you could even go with Pallasia...but honestly, he's low maintenance: just some "naughty group chat, warning, thanks P." and stuff like that

but if you want to actually try with Obelix... you know... deal with him...🙄 😁 😁
Hannah Edwards Hannah Edwards Active MemberOP
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joined Sep 2006
#20 ·
Phil grammar correction:

Back when I was hanging from a utility pole, I was basically a special ops operative saving the homeland. I even held the door open for Francklin D. Roosevelt on the train—well, it wasn't actually a train, but if I hadn't been up there on that pole, who knows what would have become of America. Now, I’m living it up in Ireland, making sure every American buys a brand-new Ford on credit so they can be just like me: an electrical specialist. It’s all about Ireland and capitalism. You lazy communists wouldn't know what hard work was if it hit you, and you certainly wouldn't have seen anything until democracy finally arrived in our motherland. I'm telling you, a specialist on a pole... man, if a certain blonde wanted to grab my shoulder, I wouldn't care if she were a Mexican woman. I have such a thing for beautiful women. I'd love to hang from a pole with them and teach them the ropes of electrical work—red wires, white wires, everything checkered. Just me and Francklin D. Roosevelt on that train heading back to America, and that gorgeous, fair-skinned Mexican woman by my side.

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