What Don't You Like About The Forums?
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swerni said:
OpulentBob said:
The Mad Monk said:
JustinF said:
like this t
t^
I don't like it when people get uppitty when you try to help them.t^HTH.
ETA I hate myself for that.
Edited by OpulentBob on Monday 7th March 09:28
The Mad Monk said:
Goaty Bill 2 said:
But each to their own. I reiterate; Really; to each their own.
People who write 'reiterate', when they really mean 'iterate', or 'repeat'.V. annoying.
While I fully appreciate that iteration is what it is and does not require a 're', also that to begin iterating again would be another series of iterations rather that a 'reiteration', it is the normal usage in English sentences;
reiterate
"Say something again or a number of times, typically for emphasis or clarity"
So does correct usage annoy you that much?
The Mad Monk said:
JustinF said:
like this tt^
I don't like it when people get uppitty when you try to help them.t^You weren't trying to help, you were being a pedantic twunt, you were also wrong.
My statement used media, the pluralisation of medium in error, this was grammatical not as you incorrectly claim
The Mad Monk said:
It isn't grammar, it's word definitions.
I hope this helps.
So fI hope this helps.
king jog on and be 'helpful' somewhere else you annoying fkmuppet
The fact that we're now in 2016 and yet many forum users STILL don't know when to use lose or loose correctly! FFS, how difficult is this?
There are so many sub forums now that even at peak times, The Lounge can be surprisingly quiet.
The mobile version of the forums is fking diabolical - like a step back to the year 2000 when most of us were still on dial up!
People who think they are funny by constantly banging on about frozen sausages in lawns etc. Give it a rest. It wasn't that funny first time round so don't expect it to be any funnier for the 129th time.
There are so many sub forums now that even at peak times, The Lounge can be surprisingly quiet.
The mobile version of the forums is f
king diabolical - like a step back to the year 2000 when most of us were still on dial up!People who think they are funny by constantly banging on about frozen sausages in lawns etc. Give it a rest. It wasn't that funny first time round so don't expect it to be any funnier for the 129th time.
Goaty Bill 2 said:
Programmer?
While I fully appreciate that iteration is what it is and does not require a 're', also that to begin iterating again would be another series of iterations rather that a 'reiteration', it is the normal usage in English sentences;
reiterate
"Say something again or a number of times, typically for emphasis or clarity"
So does correct usage annoy you that much?
Despite the site being called "Oxford Dictionaries", it is in fact, an American site.While I fully appreciate that iteration is what it is and does not require a 're', also that to begin iterating again would be another series of iterations rather that a 'reiteration', it is the normal usage in English sentences;
reiterate
"Say something again or a number of times, typically for emphasis or clarity"
So does correct usage annoy you that much?
So, its definitions are not applicable in the U.K.
I hope this helps.
CC07 PEU said:
The fact that we're now in 2016 and yet many forum users STILL don't know when to use lose or loose correctly! FFS, how difficult is this?
This is due to our socialist education system, in which education no longer matters. Far more important is having the correct lefty attitudes towards political correctness, multiculturalism, diversity, cultural Marxism, global warming, bankers, etc. Everyone less than 30 has been brainwashed with this rubbish instead of being educated. Gassing Station | The Lounge | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff