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i am smarter then you

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Originally posted by pparrish
i am smarter then you
But of course.

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Originally posted by pparrish
i am smarter then you
Then why dont you tell me why it is that when you eat white bread and you go to the bathroom it is brown on the way out?

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Originally posted by pparrish
i am smarter then you
That's nothing to brag about ... *DOH!!*

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Originally posted by pparrish
i am smarter then you
That should be than you.
It's a direct comparison between the reader of your message and yourself hence than not then.

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Originally posted by XanthosNZ
That should be than you.
It's a direct comparison between the reader of your message and yourself hence than not then.
You are a grammar nazi... good work.

http://www.redhotpawn.com/board/showthread.php?threadid=15760

Yet you are no master of Math, Plants, or Tropical Fish!

I can translate his post for you if you don't understand it... with all that bad spelling and all... but I am sure TMOMPATF would do a much better job.

P-

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
Yet you are no master of Math, Plants, or Tropical Fish!
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By that do you mean I am not a master of none of the three or not all of the three?

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Originally posted by XanthosNZ
That should be than you.
It's a direct comparison between the reader of your message and yourself hence than not then.
Don't forget you are supposed to capitolize the first letter in a sentance, and also I should be capitolized when referring to yourself.


Nyxie

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Possibly he meant "I am smarter, then you."

This would either suggest both of us are smarter than some third party - though pparish is smarter than either one of us - or else pparish is smarter than I am first, but I catch up and surpass him in intelligence later.

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Originally posted by Nyxie
Don't forget you are supposed to capitolize the first letter in a sentance, and also I should be capitolized when referring to yourself.


Nyxie
Further, 'capitalize' is spelled with an 'a', not an 'o'. Presumably, 'to capitolize' means "to make of something a capitol", and I doubt you intended to advise XanthosNZ to make a capitol of the first letter of each sentence. Also, I doubt you meant to claim that you ought to be made a capitol. To prevent such confusion, you should use a single set of elipses to refer to letters or words. By way of illustration, I am bbarr, but 'I' is a capitalized vowel used indexically to refer to one's self. Though this last point is nit-picky, 'sentence' is spelled 's'-'e'-'n'-'t'-'e'-'n'-'c'-'e'. 😛

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Originally posted by bbarr
Further, 'capitalize' is spelled with an 'a', not an 'o'. Presumably, 'to capitolize' means "to make of something a capitol", and I doubt you intended to advise XanthosNZ to make a capitol of the first letter of each sentence. Also, I doubt you meant to claim that you ought to be made a capitol. To prevent such confusion, you should use a single set ...[text shortened]... point is nit-picky, 'sentence' is spelled 's'-'e'-'n'-'t'-'e'-'n'-'c'-'e'. 😛
🙄 I's canna help it, I's did'nt not go to any skoolin

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Originally posted by eldudearino
Then why dont you tell me why it is that when you eat white bread and you go to the bathroom it is brown on the way out?
U R awso jeanyes

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Originally posted by pparrish
i am a genius...i am smarter then you
Blasphemy!

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Originally posted by pparrish
i am smarter then you
then why do you live in kentucky?

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Originally posted by genius
Blasphemy!
sorry genius

i meant to say i am a jeanyes