Dookie for life... who are you anyway???
Stop following FinFever around, and thinking he's your girlfriend, and just go home.
I'm not arguing with you becasue I Don't argue with fools, because people from a distance can't tell who is who.
Get up Be Out!
p.s. you make no sense, and have poor reading comprehension.
Dookie? Grow up kid. All you keep saying is "Fever's your girlfriend!" over..and over... and over.. and over. Shut up already.. nobody laughed at you the first, lets see, 4 times. What makes you think they're going to laugh now?
(And everyone else: Look at what happens when you get no attention at school, sit alone at the lunch table, and all-in-all have a pissy, wrist-slitting life.)
Now for the fun part, as this Queen of the English language (better deleware?) thinks that he is a grammar major apparently, because it's really a shame when all you can point out wrong with someone's sentence is a grammar structure. Seeing how this is the case, I decided to dissect your post for you, because I know you'll take this to heart.
Stop following FinFever around, and thinking he's your girlfriend, and just go home.
Jesus, this had to've broken at least three grammar rules, (you can go get your holy bible: merriam-webster's dictionary/grammar rule book) First of all, in a complex sentence you can only use the word "and" once, unless you're changing the subject. Also, the "and thinking he's your girlfriend" would sound much better if you simply said "you're his boyfriend" So since the entire time I am the subject, the post should have been "Stop following FinFever around thinking you're his boyfriend, and jsut go home".
I'm not arguing with you becasue I Don't argue with fools, because people from a distance can't tell who is who.
Besides the spelling error, this part was just as brutal. First of all, you don't randomly capitalize words in the middle of a sentence, like the word "don't". Secondly, your structure is awful, because you change subject without any apparant punctuation so agree with it. Along with that, you say "I'm not arguing with you" which is false, if you wanted to state that you are going to stop arguing with me, you'd say "I'm not going to argue". It'd be much better if it read "I'm not going to argue with you because I don't argue with fools; and people from a distance can't tell who is who" (And I'm using your words, I don't understand that last part).
Get up Be Out!
Unless this was a title (which it very well may be, I don't have any idea), it shouldn't be capitalized, so it would simply be "Get up, be out".
p.s. you make no sense, and have poor reading comprehension
Finally, you shouldn't have a comma there because you're only listing two things. "You make no sense and have poor reading comprehension" would have done.
Now, "Get out, (and let's) be done!"
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