as if halfus wyrmbreaker wasnt already easy enoughFollow

It's for school papers that have to be a certain length. My single page of blabbering now becomes two. Less work and the teachers can grade it faster. Probably an F anyways, but everybody gets through it faster.

And with the above quote said: Why they heck does it matter to you then? Obviously you're in an uber quild, an awesome player that a lot of us should model ourselves after, and to boot, have cleared all raid content to date and got your shinies to be able to move on to Firelands the day 4.2 drops. So really, who the Hell cares?

Was your post for informational purposes?
Was it to insult "bad" players and guilds?
Was it to stroke your e-peen?

I'm guessing 2 out of 3! Can you pick which two?


Your second point about skill and gear: It's part true, it's part false. Some guilds are still building their core, good guilds at that, so once 4.2 drops, getting gear from nerfed raids (once those guilds finally get going), will be able to help them enter Firelands and probably do well with said gear and skill. So your point isn't fully true as gear can and will help some guilds enter Frielands. It has nothing to do with fully clearing content now, cos if they are still building, it's a little hard to clear said content. Doing it this way, they will be able to catch up quite easily once the guild is fully prepared and the synergy is golden.

Deep down I believe, cos you see these posts all the time, that it's the whole purple envy thing. He got his purples the "harder" way and in a couple months there will be people getting his purples an easier way. So they must be baddies, suck, fail, etc., etc.

/facepalm




Edited, May 24th 2011 10:38pm by Seculartwo

That's double-spacing an entire paper. The big idea is it gives the teacher space to write comments/corrections. Mazra was asking about putting two spaces after the end of a sentence, which doesn't pad a paper nearly as much. I find that two spaces can help break up long paragraphs, reduce the Wall o'Text factor, but I'm pretty sure web page formatting eats the spaces anyway.

This is a test. This is only a test. (1 space)
This is a test. This is only a test. (2 spaces)
This is a test. This is only a test. (5 spaces)

If you put 2 spaces after a sentence to try and make a paper longer then you're doing it wrong.

Edited, May 25th 2011 9:12am by Hyolith

I remember the 2 spaces after a period when I had a green monitor. What was the name of the program....Wordstar?

Yeah, I think it was that. Man, I'm getting old.

ur funni spoookz lol i no wat ur mean :((( <3

I don't know which is worse. The fact that the only thing that person recognizes as being misspelled is "playse" or the fact that I was able to read that. :l

Sweet jesus, we are doomed. That hurt my face trying to read it.

I know with passion how bad Kiwi / Aussie grammar is.
It's legally and socially acceptable to type or write like an idiot over there.
U / ur is commonplace, even in legal letters. Cuz may well be in their dictionary. B4, Str8, ALL of it is used by professionals and children alike.
They also have trouble finishing statements. Whereas us Americans would say "Hahaha, that was funny as ****!" the Aussies will say "Hahaha, that was funny as"
You know that episode of Family Guy where Stewie is trying to teach the little Limey girl how to speak properly?
He goes "This is what I sound like. And this is what YOU sound like" and he gets that little kids thing that makes the cow noise when you flip it over.
That is my life, people.

The life of the wife is ended by the knife.

I stopped with the shorthand stuff when I was about 12. I accidentally wrote "u" in a paper in 6th grade. I never wrote shorthand again. The only time I shorthand is if I have a limited space say a text message box and I want to try and fit it all in.

Of course, that has more to do with extra space between the ears, than after punctuation.

I type real good 90% of the time, 90 might be one exaggeration. I talk real good 90% of the time at work, maybe around 40% when not at work.

Also 'cuz' is a good word along with 'brah', 'chutz', 'bromigo', 'ya' (used for everything especially in "ya ya" form), 'wellden', 'eh', 'puinsai', randomly saying what and of course just saying 'da kine'.

Which is the best verbal expression ever. I use 'da kine' a shit load, it has no meaning, is entirely contextual and always makes sense.

A good example is, 'Ho brah its da kine.' People understand these things.