Capital Punishment

[King Billy]

Anything new to say or are you just going to bore everyone with a hundred pages on how you feel that you are a victim of my superiority?

You've misspelled stupidity.

 

[MNW67]

You've misspelled stupidity.

Attacking someone's spelling is a bit sad.

 

[pete01]

3 years in total for my degree,
English was simpler as we used word with a spell checker to keep all of my spelling in check.
I can read and write in English fine so my comprehension is of no concern, we had a lot of foreign students whose english comprehension was a struggle but they didn't get marked down for spelling mistakes, it wasn't an English literature degree so everyone was fine.
I do not have an inflated ego, not sure where you get that from.
Because...

Why do you explain yourself to him just tell him to Fùck off

OMG I shouldn't drink in the mornings

 

[Highway Man]

Your example is totally different grammatically to HWM's. There is no adjective (or other determiner) in the noun phrase 'theft of cars'.

 

[Highway Man]

Why do you explain yourself to him just tell him to Fùck off

OMG I shouldn't drink in the mornings

 

[King Billy]

Your example is totally different grammatically to HWM's. There is no adjective (or other determiner) in the noun phrase 'theft of cars'.

Of course there is "theft" is the noun, and "of cars" is the adjective.
Just as in "car theft". "Theft" is the noun and "car" is the adjective because there are many other forms of theft.

 

[King Billy]

Attacking someone's spelling is a bit sad.

I think you're being silly, using this example of attacking someone's spelling.
Attacking someone for taking the mickey out of another's narcissism is even sadder.

 

[Highway Man]

I think you're being silly, using this example of attacking someone's spelling.

You should change your name to "Silly Billy" now

 

[pete01]

You should change your name to "Silly Billy" now

Really i was thinking *removed* they are useful

 

[MNW67]

Of course there is "theft" is the noun, and "of cars" is the adjective.
Just as in "car theft". "Theft" is the noun and "car" is the adjective because there are many other forms of theft.

No, there isn't.

It is two nouns and a preposition which together form a single grammatical unit which follows the rules for a noun.

 

[Highway Man]

Really i was thinking cùnt

OMG I fully agree

 

[King Billy]

You should change your name to "Silly Billy" now

Your name is already "Dick".

 

[pete01]

Your name is already "Dick".

Love a bit of Dick dont ya?

 

[MNW67]

I think you're being silly, using this example of attacking someone's spelling.
Attacking someone for taking the mickey out of another's narcissism is even sadder.

You have been attacking other posters spelling a lot recently. It is the lowest form of debate and means you have lost the argument.

 

[Highway Man]

Your name is already "Dick".

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