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Creeper time (and realizing I still have all my content from my Flickr case-study portfolio project online)...

This was her:




on another note, look at this chucklefuck:



and randomly (and to piss her off), one of my favorite shots of Citric from way back when she was a wee-little-just-post-jailbait:



or this one:



Either one she was (is) a spaz.

citric my waifuu

She is rather cute.

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Originally posted by Redd so it's grammatically correct? if so, I just learned something. yay

Haha, yes, it is

but only if "if" in front? english is hard.

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Originally posted by Redd but only if "if" in front? english is hard.

Pretty much, and that's why it's dying out.

"I was" is the Past Indicative, the tense you use to refer to actual events from the past. "I was in Germany last week", for example. "I were" is the Past Subjunctive, the tense you use to refer to hypotheses and events that didn't really happen, but could have. "If I were" is one such case, just like "I wish I were" (I can't think of any possibilities). This probably sounds a bit to formal nowadays (and natives are free to correct me if I'm wrong), but here are two examples that may come to show what the difference is between the indicative and the subjunctive:

If I were you, I'd go to Tromso [I'm not you, so it's a hypothesis: use the subjunctive]
If I was rude to you, I apologise [I may have been rude, and if I did my actions were real: use the indicative]

Stick to "was" unless you have to write formal/legal documents. The subjunctive in English is a mess

lectured

By the way, my English is anything but flawless. I get the prepositions wrong all the time, and I'm now rather confused because I've been told I say "the reason why I..." quite a lot and it's just plain out wrong.

But then there's this: I know it's The Sun but I truly don't know when it's okay to say it and when it's not, among other things

Changing subjects: I've bitten the inside of my lip yesterday, and today I've bitten my lip another four times already. Goddammitfuck!

Ice skating and salsa dancing classes. I think I made up for passing out. I'm pretty cool when I'm not a crazy asshole.

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Originally posted by Lira By the way, my English is anything but flawless. I get the prepositions wrong all the time, and I'm now rather confused because I've been told I say "the reason why I..." quite a lot and it's just plain out wrong.

Not really wrong, just redundant.

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Originally posted by Lira This probably sounds a bit to formal nowadays (and natives are free to correct me if I'm wrong

I don't know, I use "if I were" a lot.

For example, "If I was you" or "If I was to [do something]" feel pretty weird to say.

TA GEULE!

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Originally posted by Dykes_on_Jay Ice skating and salsa dancing classes. I think I made up for passing out. I'm pretty cool when I'm not a crazy asshole.

Ok Richard Gere.

I can actually dance pretty well. I'm putting the romance skills full force. These tiny bitches driving me crazy. They call me "big panda". I'm not kidding.

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Originally posted by Frenkieee Changing subjects: I've bitten the inside of my lip yesterday, and today I've bitten my lip another four times already. Goddammitfuck!

Joo mean like this?

http://youtu.be/4z2KdMKgbkI?t=45s

Haha yeah they like all bear-like creatures over there
And dancing is easy, it's just like fucking with your clothes on.

they are so very small. christ. she wear kill heels and still could womp the domp without bending down.

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Originally posted by Dykes_on_Jay TA GEULE!

Is it weird that the two people I want to meet the most - and at the same time! - are Stephen Colbert and a Japanese porn star because they're equally happy?

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Originally posted by Vector A Not really wrong, just redundant. I don't know, I use "if I were" a lot. For example, "If I was you" or "If I was to [do something]" feel pretty weird to say.

Oh, good. Then it's just habit I need to ditch, rather than an egregious mistake that makes me look illiterate

And maybe the rumours about the subjunctive's demise have been greatly exaggerated.

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Originally posted by Frenkieee Changing subjects: I've bitten the inside of my lip yesterday, and today I've bitten my lip another four times already. Goddammitfuck!

I know the feel, bro, I hate when it happens

Here, he would've been beaten into a pulp.

Isn't getting as drunk as possible and then doing things (anything) the national past time of Australia?

Yes?

Of course it is! Do you really think they speak like that? No, "Aussie English" is just drunken slurred speech

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