Comments | fatespawn: Grammatically whistful

fatespawn

Grammatically whistful

Oct 23, 2007 09:39

I just told someone on IM that I would "crack my knuckles in a threatening manor." It makes me realize that I'm foolish and am never going to remember about those stupid homonyms. It also makes me miss das_uber.

I've been wanting to post a real entry for days, but it's been busy. I'll get to that soon.

Comments 8

wanderyng1 October 23 2007, 14:17:33 UTC

No no...you just meant that you would seek out a haunted house in which to crack your knuckles. If you had said "crack you're" then I might have to sic oceanic and amalthea12 on you (both duly trained grammar nazis), but as it stands now you're quite safe :)

fatespawn October 23 2007, 15:03:05 UTC

Bad grammar will make amalthea12 get in touch with me?! Well if thats the case than its what I'll due.

wanderyng1 October 23 2007, 15:10:56 UTC

Have you tried bribing her with Fluevogs?

niropizo October 23 2007, 16:13:41 UTC

Grammar's not really your problem, it's your spelling.

For example, it's wistful.

Thread 5

das_uber October 24 2007, 03:06:35 UTC

So, you were reminded of my usual level of foolishness? *smile*

das_uber October 24 2007, 03:59:35 UTC

Noooooo, I was reminded of this:

"No no. It's...it's kind of a cross between Fight Club and Donnie Darko told in a purposefully confusing manor such that you can never quite get a grasp on the chronology or on whose eyes your seeing the story through. It's really neat. And not hentai.

Their reply was:

One day, I will live in a purposefully confusing manor. With a moat. :-)"

Which makes me smile to this day.

das_uber October 25 2007, 00:38:25 UTC

Ha!

Thank you for reminding me of that. Brightened my evening.