You're.

Am? You mean I am, surely?

Sorry, Mr. 3000 posts, I'm obviously far too obsessed with this game, completely different to your fine self.

Nail. On. The. Head.

I think you mean "you're". If you're going to try and be clever with other people's posts I would try and be a bit more careful with yours . Or maybe you don't know the difference between the two? (if I had the smilies there would be one here ;))

Edited at 15:50 Sun 10/01/10 (GMT)

I pointed that out earlier. People making 'witty' remarks must, at all costs, use correct spelling and grammar. Otherwise your post turns into a joke.

suggestion for new title on thread:

The Spelling and Grammar Appreciation Thread

Well that's a bit of a ridiculous thing to say isn't it... I have many friends on Funkysnooker but i don't have them watching all of my tournament matches... I feel like you're just trying to start an argument...

Almost single handedly making these threads interesting

Keep it coming people.

I understand the difference, however, if you are going to get picky me old china... you're doesn't work in that circumstance (bit in bold). It was past tense, therefore you were instead of you are.

Also whilst I'm on the tedious subject, capital letter after a ? mark.

Luckily for me I have smilies so I can do this.


EDIT: Post had too many smileys

Edited by forum moderator nick, at 11:45 Sat 18/12/10 (GMT)

Of course it is ridiculous. But not as ridiculous as your (definitely not you're) uncanny ability to point out the obvious. What next? You gonna tell us you're not actually a duck?

Actually you're wrong.

It wasn't past tense.

You wrote: "your not going to get one". (Which is wrong)
It's meant to be: "you're not going to get one" (present tense)
Or: "you are not going to get one" (present tense)
There's no past tense going on there at all I'm afraid.
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you were = you were
you are = you're
your = the possessive form of the pronoun "you"





Edited at 05:57 Tue 12/01/10 (GMT)

double post

Edited at 03:43 Tue 12/01/10 (GMT)

triple post

Edited at 03:43 Tue 12/01/10 (GMT)

If we take the ' out you would get...

If you were going to try and be clever with other people's posts I would try and be a bit more careful with yours.

Edited at 09:41 Tue 12/01/10 (GMT)

Yawn. Fan clubs of tourny players anyone?

Back to my original point... it is obvious that people get themselves into a nervous state during finals. (I used to do it but you soon get used to it/ take it for granted/see it as any other game the more you play in them. In the mean time, just put everyone on ignore, rather than ruining it for those who want to talk during finals, and players who don't care if they do or they don't.

If people just went into the finals with the idea in their heads that "nobody cares", then they wouldn't get into that nervous state.

Other than your "friends" on here, nobody really cares, you might get the odd well done here and there but that is mainly courtesy.

no.....

you'd get...................

If you are going to try and be clever with other people's posts I would try and be a bit more careful with yours.

The Internet: A place where no one questions the websites for suicidal people, and those filled with sick jokes yet one wrong spelling can have you lynched..

It was because he was trying to be clever correcting someone when he had mistakes in his own post.

No-one's been lynched and there has been no criticism of spelling, just grammar. I couldn't care less whether someone has poor grammar to be honest but it's the "being really clever about someone else's post but not having the ability to get your own right" that gets you rinsed.

Edited at 16:06 Tue 12/01/10 (GMT)

Past tense? Really? You really were scraping the bottom of the barrel with that one.

Past tense my ar...