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WTF has pop music come to: ke$ha (pg. 9)
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| Lews |
| There is a difference between making fun of someone for having taste and making fun of someone for having grammar and spelling skills. |
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| ToF |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lews
There is a difference between making fun of someone for having taste and making fun of someone for having grammar and spelling skills. |
I'm detecting a trend here. Poor music taste = poor language skills. In addition, if you are from England you will most certainly have no education. |
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| DJNeuro1 |
| this thread is awesome! |
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| gl.tch |
| i call it "brat rap," my girl and I were discussing it yesterday while watching MuchMusic. It's slick and trendy and the fellow who posted the long article on trainspottr got it right. |
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| stevö |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lews
There is a difference between making fun of someone for having taste and making fun of someone for having grammar and spelling skills. |
its a very small difference. the common ground is they are both attacking the person. and btw, thats another thing that really clogs the board, the grammer nazis. you got people all over the world coming here with english not their first language. and even the cockney slang speaking brits should not be corrected either. its just a fukn waste of time and you should be embarassed for even caring in the slightest. it just shows how people are drooling over an oppurtunity to look superior and pounce on the first your vs you're they see. |
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| Lews |
| I thought about writing a long reply and then decided I'd just save my time. You spelled opportunity wrong, by the way. |
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| ToF |
| quote: | Originally posted by stevö
its a very small difference. the common ground is they are both attacking the person. and btw, thats another thing that really clogs the board, the grammer nazis. you got people all over the world coming here with english not their first language. and even the cockney slang speaking brits should not be corrected either. its just a fukn waste of time and you should be embarassed for even caring in the slightest. it just shows how people are drooling over an oppurtunity to look superior and pounce on the first your vs you're they see. |
No. |
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| nikhil chinapa |
Purely in the interests of science, what do the grammar nazis do when they're not stepping all over the board in their hob-nailed boots anyway?
I'm curious; do you have a life? |
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| Schadenfreude |
good old peperoni nipples getting owned and acting butthurt because he trapped himself into questions he can't answer.
dial those nipples to accept and move on. |
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| Seppuku |
| quote: | Originally posted by nikhil chinapa
Purely in the interests of science, what do the grammar nazis do when they're not stepping all over the board in their hob-nailed boots anyway?
I'm curious; do you have a life? |
There is a difference between someone who occasionally has minor grammar mistakes and someone who completely butchers the English language. |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| quote: | Originally posted by nikhil chinapa
I'm curious; do you have a life? |
Are you familiar with the concept of multitasking? |
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| Redd |
Actually some of the worst "grammar-sinners" on this forum are english. I'm probably what you're describing as a nazi here simply because I appreciate the value of good communication. You can argue all you want about how we all understand the meaning of what you're saying even if it's not 100% correct. But, the fact is that when the major errors (could of comes to mind) starts dominating almost every sentence written, it really makes the text harder to understand. As if we don't misunderstand each other enough already simply because conveying and interpreting written arguments isn't always the easiest thing.
In the interest of science, what do you inbred s do when not crying about how the mean boys on the internet tell you how to spell correctly?
I'm curious; do you have a brain? |
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