nickspoon
vultum stultum habes
I think you'll find it's "Crazy biatch"
Used by rappers to make "bitch" take up two syllables.
Used by rappers to make "bitch" take up two syllables.
Your joke didn't make me laugh because I was thinking about your misspelling of dyslexic.lubidog posted on Mar 1 2006 at 10:54 PM said:Ahem, have you heard about the agnostic, dislexic, insomniac?
He spent all night awake, wondering if there was a Dog.
nickspoon posted on Mar 2 2006 at 01:47 PM said:Your joke didn't make me laugh because I was thinking about your misspelling of dyslexic.lubidog posted on Mar 1 2006 at 10:54 PM said:Ahem, have you heard about the agnostic, dislexic, insomniac?
He spent all night awake, wondering if there was a Dog.
Call me a Grammar Nazi if you will, I don't care.
Grammar Nazi is a general term covering all aspects of proper English.WrongEyedJesus posted on Mar 2 2006 at 12:55 PM said:nickspoon posted on Mar 2 2006 at 01:47 PM said:Your joke didn't make me laugh because I was thinking about your misspelling of dyslexic.lubidog posted on Mar 1 2006 at 10:54 PM said:Ahem, have you heard about the agnostic, dislexic, insomniac?
He spent all night awake, wondering if there was a Dog.
Call me a Grammar Nazi if you will, I don't care.
That would be a Spelling Nazi.
His grammar appears fine to me.
nickspoon posted on Mar 2 2006 at 02:03 PM said:Grammar Nazi is a general term covering all aspects of proper English.WrongEyedJesus posted on Mar 2 2006 at 12:55 PM said:nickspoon posted on Mar 2 2006 at 01:47 PM said:Your joke didn't make me laugh because I was thinking about your misspelling of dyslexic.lubidog posted on Mar 1 2006 at 10:54 PM said:Ahem, have you heard about the agnostic, dislexic, insomniac?
He spent all night awake, wondering if there was a Dog.
Call me a Grammar Nazi if you will, I don't care.
That would be a Spelling Nazi.
His grammar appears fine to me.
Besides, Spelling Nazi sounds a bit silly.
I used to be a regular on the Weebl's Stuff forums. Huge Grammar Nazism there. Nobody ever used the term 'Spelling Nazi', even when being fussy about spelling. It was used at one point, but eventually fell into disuse under the much mightier Grammar Nazi.WrongEyedJesus posted on Mar 2 2006 at 01:15 PM said:nickspoon posted on Mar 2 2006 at 02:03 PM said:Grammar Nazi is a general term covering all aspects of proper English.
Besides, Spelling Nazi sounds a bit silly.
Where have you got the term Grammar Nazi from? Seeing as how spelling and grammar are two distinct areas of language it would seem somewhat of a paradox.
EDIT: His grammar isn't perfect, there shouldn't be a comma after "dyslexic"
I thought about that though I would suggest it depends on how you choose to read the sentance, without the comma you would really have to write:
"Ahem, have you heard about the agnostic, dyslexic who was also an insomniac?"
due to insomniac being both a noun and pronoun.
I dont really know.
Funnily enough I am an agnostic, dyslexic who suffers from insomnia. :huh:
I used to have a dog in my life too, but no longer do.
lubidog posted on Mar 2 2006 at 02:46 PM said:Ahem...
The word dyslexic was spelt wrong on purpose. It was a joke...(honest....)*
And as someone who is bilingual, and has had to learn another language in adulthood, don't talk to me about pronouns!!!!!!
And 'sentAnce'? Hey? HEEEYYYY????
*Not true, just thick.
"No, you see, the man was asking how the dog could smell without a nose, and the other man thought he was referring to how the dog smelt to him... Yes, it was funny ten minutes ago, when I told it."lubidog posted on Mar 2 2006 at 05:04 PM said:This is worse than trying to explain a joke to a German...
lubidog posted on Mar 2 2006 at 05:04 PM said:This is worse than trying to explain a joke to a German...