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Originally posted by Bowmann
Offensive Word Test 22c


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Originally posted by Vivaldi
Are you nuts 🙂
Hehehe... This is probably the most entertaining post in this entire thread. Bravo!

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Originally posted by abejnood
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.
lmao... I have had quite enough interaction with Bowmann in these forums to be quite sure that he is, indeed, male... A female would never post the stuff he posts, nor would a female even pretend to post the stuff he posts...

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Originally posted by dottewell
Then you should not have said "He who loses".

He - his
They - their

For grammatical consistency.
Those - their.

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Originally posted by Suzianne
lmao... I have had quite enough interaction with Bowmann in these forums to be quite sure that he is, indeed, male... A female would never post the stuff he posts, nor would a female even [b]pretend to post the stuff he posts...[/b]
Oh, will you give us a kiss or not!

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Originally posted by abejnood
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.
Unfortunately, 'Wanna-be', you are in over your head. Quit while you are behind.

Yours truly,

Jeb

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Wudn't speling allso neeed too bee coorect too bee gramaticaly coorect?

Dus thiis meen thaat thiis kweschan iis gramaticaly ok?

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Originally posted by Bowmann
Those - their.
They - their also.

For example: "He has his reasons" v "They have their reasons".

Neither "those" nor "they" could be used in the sentence in the original post.

[EDIT: I admit "those who lose" would be the correct plural form of a similar sentence, to save you unnecessary typing...]

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Originally posted by dottewell
They - their also.

For example: "He has his reasons" v "They have their reasons".

Neither "those" nor "they" could be used in the sentence in the original post.
"Those who lose shall never show their face again."

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Originally posted by Nordlys
"Those who lose shall never show their face again."
But "those" is plural and could not have been used here ]EDIT - for Bowmann's benefit, by "here" I mean Abejnood's original sentence!].

I was merely trying to illustrate that "he" requires "his".

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I wonder how much Bowmann's head has grown since this stupid thread was started.

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Originally posted by zakkwylder
I wonder how much Bowmann's head has grown since this stupid thread was started.
Unless he's on viagra it should be back to normal now.

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I would assume the former, and disagree with the latter.

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Originally posted by dottewell
But "those" is plural and could not have been used here.

I was merely trying to illustrate that "he" requires "his".
You've completely lost it. In record time, I might add.

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Well, it's okay, because this challenge game isn't happening anytime soon... I figured he wasn't going to do it, so I now once again have 6 games, and even I have to admit I'm going to get pasted by schakuhr...

But, Mr. Bowmann, the challenge is always open. If you have the wherewithal to accept my challenge, then I can certainly make another public ...[text shortened]... wledging your right to make wise-ass comments about me if and/or when you beat me. Fair enough?
Okay, we'll play. 🙂

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Originally posted by Bowmann
You've completely lost it. In record time, I might add.
What I meant is that neither "those" nor "they" could be used in the sentence Abejnood used for his original "challenge", because both are plural.

I ain't lost nothing. (Yes, yes, I know...)