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^^ you laugh Ben but that is actually you because your the one that cares whether or not i finish my sentences grammatically correct, then enjoy to tear them apart

gg

i see a resemblance too

no, i only tear them apart when you make erroneous statements. if you hadn't claimed otherwise, i would have quite happily sat back and watch cara speak her piece :blink: but considering we're having an argument about basics like full stops, questions marks and commas, it makes me wonder if you passed high school level english.

Hint, if you're gonna argue a point, be it english language, or dictionary definitions, at least informed enough to know what on earth you're talking about. A bit of prior research doesn't hurt in either case.

-D

Hint, if you're gonna argue a point, be it english language, or dictionary definitions, at least be informed enough to know what on earth you're talking about. A bit of prior research doesn't hurt in either case.

-D

Yeah well done nazi fail

Madaz and Dohmar, may i ask why you guys were posting in here between 4.59am, and 5.14am?

Cmon, i know the wasteland is pretty wild, but it's a school night, you fellas need your sleep. :P

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