17 Nov 04
Originally posted by XanthosNZYou are a grammar nazi... good work.
That should be than you.
It's a direct comparison between the reader of your message and yourself hence than not then.
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.
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17 Nov 04
Originally posted by XanthosNZDon't forget you are supposed to capitolize the first letter in a sentance, and also I should be capitolized when referring to yourself.
That should be than you.
It's a direct comparison between the reader of your message and yourself hence than not then.
Nyxie
17 Nov 04
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Originally posted by NyxieFurther, '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'. 😛
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
17 Nov 04
Originally posted by bbarr🙄 I's canna help it, I's did'nt not go to any skoolin
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'. 😛