Conquer Club

I would like to call out to all of us who are anal retentive about our grammar and spelling. Who feel the need to correct friends, family, and internet morons when they sound pseudo-intellectual because they don't now what the hell they are talking about.

This was spoken about in another thread, but I truly feel that this is a great idea.

All those in favor, say "Aye!"

(Not I, eye, or any other ignorant variation)

PS3, I'll let you in, but you have a certain bias against you already, as most of your posts in the Clubhouse have been ridiculous and fell of inconsistencies.



People who said "Aye"
Snowpepsi
Muy_thaiguy
Dancing Mustard
Static_ice
JND94
lalaland
Sangfroid
Firth4eva
Spinwizard
Jiminski
Frop
Skittles!
The Weird One
Arbustos
FiveThreeEight
Strife
Gilligan
Diddle
Twill
Hecter
Renoava
Kinnison
InkL0sed
jcalebmoore

Aye

Anarkistsdream wrote:I would like to call out to all of us who are anal retentive about our grammar and spelling. Who feel the need to correct friends, family, and internet morons when they sound pseudo-intellectual because they don't now what the hell they are talking about.

This was spoken about in another thread, but I truly feel that this is a great idea.

All those in favor, say "Aye!"

(Not I, eye, or any other ignorant variation)

I think I'm suitable. Aye

Dammit! I meant to leave more than one error to see if people could find it.

Instead, I didn't leave any on purpose and only one on accident...

i tipe teh bestest ouut of allz of u

Anarkistsdream wrote:I would like to call out to all of us who are anal retentive about our grammar and spelling. Who feel the need to correct friends, family, and internet morons when they sound pseudo-intellectual because they don't now what the hell they are talking about.

This was spoken about in another thread, but I truly feel that this is a great idea.

All those in favor, say "Aye!"

(Not I, eye, or any other ignorant variation)

Who feel the need to correct friends, family, and internet morons when they sound pseudo-intellectual because they don't know what the hell they are talking about.

That is a sentence fragment. It should be part of the first sentence with an (and) between.

Snowpepsi wrote:

Anarkistsdream wrote:I would like to call out to all of us who are anal retentive about our grammar and spelling. Who feel the need to correct friends, family, and internet morons when they sound pseudo-intellectual because they don't now what the hell they are talking about.

This was spoken about in another thread, but I truly feel that this is a great idea.

All those in favor, say "Aye!"

(Not I, eye, or any other ignorant variation)

Who feel the need to correct friends, family, and internet morons when they sound pseudo-intellectual because they don't know what the hell they are talking about.

That is a sentence fragment. It should be part of the first sentence with an (and) between.

In or out? And apparently you have never read a literary work.

0ojakeo0 wrote:i tipe teh bestest ouut of allz of u

I!! I!!! I-I-I-I-I-I!!!11!1!!ONE!!!



I'm not all that great at spelling... Most of it comes from Firefox, actually

Anarkistsdream wrote:Dammit! I meant to leave more than one error to see if people could find it.

Instead, I didn't leave any on purpose and only one on accident...

Shouldn't that be 'by' rather than 'on'?

Oh yes, I am a pedant too. In fact it's the first thing I was ever flamed for... damn that mean old B.K. Barunt.

Aye! When I can't remember how to spell a word correctly, I sub it with another.

Dancing Mustard wrote:

Anarkistsdream wrote:Dammit! I meant to leave more than one error to see if people could find it.

Instead, I didn't leave any on purpose and only one on accident...

Shouldn't that be 'by' rather than 'on'?

Oh yes, I am a pedant too. In fact it's the first thing I was ever flamed for... damn that mean old B.K. Barunt.

Not when you are American.. .Saying something happened 'on accident' is perfectly fine.

Snowpepsi wrote:

Anarkistsdream wrote:I would like to call out to all of us who are anal retentive about our grammar and spelling. Who feel the need to correct friends, family, and internet morons when they sound pseudo-intellectual because they don't now what the hell they are talking about.

This was spoken about in another thread, but I truly feel that this is a great idea.

All those in favor, say "Aye!"

(Not I, eye, or any other ignorant variation)

Who feel the need to correct friends, family, and internet morons when they sound pseudo-intellectual because they don't know what the hell they are talking about.

That is a sentence fragment. It should be part of the first sentence with an (and) between.

Just because it's in a literary work doesn't mean it's correct. They call that artistic license.

I'm in.
Aye. (No matter how many times I say that it still sounds like "I".)

muy_thaiguy wrote:Aye! When I can't remember how to spell a word correctly, I sub it with another.

Me, too. I have mental blocks about certain words.

Anarkistsdream wrote:

Dancing Mustard wrote:

Anarkistsdream wrote:Dammit! I meant to leave more than one error to see if people could find it.

Instead, I didn't leave any on purpose and only one on accident...

Shouldn't that be 'by' rather than 'on'?

Oh yes, I am a pedant too. In fact it's the first thing I was ever flamed for... damn that mean old B.K. Barunt.

Not when you are American.. .Saying something happened 'on accident' is perfectly fine.

Remember kids: There's no such thing as 'American English'... it's just a fancy word for 'widespread errors'

Dancing Mustard wrote:

Anarkistsdream wrote:

Dancing Mustard wrote:

Anarkistsdream wrote:Dammit! I meant to leave more than one error to see if people could find it.

Instead, I didn't leave any on purpose and only one on accident...

Shouldn't that be 'by' rather than 'on'?

Oh yes, I am a pedant too. In fact it's the first thing I was ever flamed for... damn that mean old B.K. Barunt.

Not when you are American.. .Saying something happened 'on accident' is perfectly fine.

Remember kids: There's no such thing as 'American English'... it's just a fancy word for 'widespread errors'

Good thing this isn't flame wars, mister Mustard, or you'ld get a reaming...

Um, I would like to join as hypocrite nazi. I spell really bad, but am always ticked off at people that can't spell.

jnd94 wrote:Um, I would like to join as hypocrite nazi. I spell really bad, but am always ticked off at people that can't spell.

Since you spelled hypocrite correctly, you're in.

Aye, I'd like to join.
All of my friends hate me for my 'nitpicking,' but it might as well go to use here!

Two more and I'll send the ticket... That'll make ten of us.

jnd94 wrote:I spell really bad, but am always ticked off at people that can't spell.

That should be badly! I guess I'm in.

sangfroid wrote:

jnd94 wrote:I spell really bad, but am always ticked off at people that can't spell.

That should be badly! I guess I'm in.

EXCELLENT!

I could of used you guys for my HSPT last saturday. there was a section all about it.

AYE so i'm the last person...I think ILLIAD should be in too though

soundout9 wrote:AYE so i'm the last person...I think Illiod should be in too though

ILLIAD!!!!! DAMN GET IT STRAIGHT