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Originally posted by Bowmann
Offensive Word Test 22c


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Are you nuts 🙂

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Well, if I were you, I'd type a little more carefully in future.

He could probably claim a win right there.
Points you are overlooking:

1. The contest doesn't accually begin until the game.

2. Please point out the GRAMATICAL error that I made, if any.

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Originally posted by abejnood
2. Please point out the GRAMATICAL error that I made, if any.
First you'll have to explain what "GRAMATICAL" means.

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I just did (point out your grammatical error).

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Originally posted by dottewell
I just did.
No, that was a grammatical error, not a GRAMATICAL one.

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If there is no such thing as a "Gramatical" error, that means he can never lose.

Genius!

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Originally posted by Nordlys
No, that was a grammatical error, not a GRAMATICAL one.
Ah ha! I got you!

That is a SPELLING error, not a grammatical one.

Thus, it is not a grammatical mistake.

Ha!

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Originally posted by abejnood
Ah ha! I got you!

That is a SPELLING error, not a grammatical one.

Thus, it is not a grammatical mistake.

Ha!
You said "He who loses shall never show their face again".

It should have been "He who loses shall never show his face again".

That is a grammatical error and I claim my £10.

[EDIT - there is also clear pleonasm in your last post, but that is another matter]

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Well, if I were you, I'd type a little more carefully in future.

He could probably claim a win right there.
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Originally posted by abejnood
Ah ha! I got you!

That is a SPELLING error, not a grammatical one.

Thus, it is not a grammatical mistake.

Ha!
I never claimed that "GRAMATICAL" was a grammatical error.

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Originally posted by dottewell
You said "He who loses shall never show their face again".

It should have been "He who loses shall never show his face again".

That is a grammatical error and I claim my £10.
Ha! I got you again!

Technically, "their" in this case is no grammatical error. It could be "his" but because this is the INTERNET, then we have no way of knowing whether Bowmman is really masculine. Thus to be safe, I will not label anyone with a gender.

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Originally posted by abejnood
Ahem. Allow ME to show you how it is done.

Bowmman, I challenge to to a gramatical contest. The first person in our game to write a gramatical error in their message to the other loses. He who loses shall never show their face on these forums again.

Come now, Bowmman. Are you MAN enough to do it?
I count 7½ errors. Is this a test?

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Then you should not have said "He who loses".

He - his
They - their

For grammatical consistency.

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Originally posted by abejnood
Points you are overlooking:

1. The contest doesn't accually begin until the game.

2. Please point out the GRAMATICAL error that I made, if any.
Bah, regardless of the truth of your statements, I merely said that he could probably claim a win right there. Pfffft, you know how he is

But Dottewell did show a true grammatical error, you used their instead of his.

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Bah, regardless of the truth of your statements, I merely said that he could [b]probably claim a win right there. Pfffft, you know how he is

But Dottewell did show a true grammatical error, you used their instead of his.[/b]
No, that was NOT the grammatical error. You see, as I have already mentioned, I cannot be sure Bowmman is really a he, because this is the INTERNET, and I have no way to know if he's telling the truth. You see, stating something you are uncertain about, like lying, is dangerous. Plenty of safe alternatives.