Is this thread about the backgina?
Finally some recognition for an underutilized, and under appreciated orifice.
Finally some recognition for an underutilized, and under appreciated orifice.
Focker
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By the time we're done pounding their asses, they'll be bent over, gaping, and exposed for the stanky holes they are!
Last edited May 20, 2008 13:32:39
thewiz1
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Originally posted by naki
well this got gay fast.
Don't forget to capitalize the first word of your sentence english major.
well this got gay fast.
Don't forget to capitalize the first word of your sentence english major.
Sweet Daddy
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Originally posted by thewiz1
Originally posted by naki
well this got gay fast.
Don't forget to capitalize the first word of your sentence english major.
You should have a comma after "sentence," and English should be capitalized.
Originally posted by naki
well this got gay fast.
Don't forget to capitalize the first word of your sentence english major.
You should have a comma after "sentence," and English should be capitalized.
naki
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Originally posted by thewiz1
Originally posted by naki
well this got gay fast.
Don't forget to capitalize the first word of your sentence, English major.
Fixed that for you. D- 2 mistakes in such a short sentence is too much.
Seriously though, why would I get the English major comment? I am insulted.
Originally posted by naki
well this got gay fast.
Don't forget to capitalize the first word of your sentence, English major.
Fixed that for you. D- 2 mistakes in such a short sentence is too much.
Seriously though, why would I get the English major comment? I am insulted.
naki
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Originally posted by Sweet Daddy
Originally posted by thewiz1
Originally posted by naki
well this got gay fast.
Don't forget to capitalize the first word of your sentence english major.
You should have a comma after "sentence," and English should be capitalized.
OMG Quit stifling his creativity! Damn Grammar Nazi!
Originally posted by thewiz1
Originally posted by naki
well this got gay fast.
Don't forget to capitalize the first word of your sentence english major.
You should have a comma after "sentence," and English should be capitalized.
OMG Quit stifling his creativity! Damn Grammar Nazi!
thewiz1
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Originally posted by naki
Originally posted by thewiz1
Originally posted by naki
well this got gay fast.
Don't forget to capitalize the first word of your sentence, English major.
Fixed that for you. D- 2 mistakes in such a short sentence is too much.
Seriously though, why would I get the English major comment? I am insulted.
Arent you an English major?
Originally posted by thewiz1
Originally posted by naki
well this got gay fast.
Don't forget to capitalize the first word of your sentence, English major.
Fixed that for you. D- 2 mistakes in such a short sentence is too much.
Seriously though, why would I get the English major comment? I am insulted.
Arent you an English major?
Sweet Daddy
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Originally posted by thewiz1
Originally posted by naki
Originally posted by thewiz1
Originally posted by naki
well this got gay fast.
Don't forget to capitalize the first word of your sentence, English major.
Fixed that for you. D- 2 mistakes in such a short sentence is too much.
Seriously though, why would I get the English major comment? I am insulted.
Arent you an English major?
When using a contraction, the apostrophe typically supercedes the letter it has replaced. Therefore, the proper usage should be "aren't," as the apostrophe has replaced the letter "o" in "not."
Much improvement was shown, however, in proper capitalization skills. I give you a B.
Originally posted by naki
Originally posted by thewiz1
Originally posted by naki
well this got gay fast.
Don't forget to capitalize the first word of your sentence, English major.
Fixed that for you. D- 2 mistakes in such a short sentence is too much.
Seriously though, why would I get the English major comment? I am insulted.
Arent you an English major?
When using a contraction, the apostrophe typically supercedes the letter it has replaced. Therefore, the proper usage should be "aren't," as the apostrophe has replaced the letter "o" in "not."
Much improvement was shown, however, in proper capitalization skills. I give you a B.
ReFFi
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Originally posted by Sweet Daddy
Originally posted by thewiz1
Originally posted by naki
Originally posted by thewiz1
Originally posted by naki
well this got gay fast.
Don't forget to capitalize the first word of your sentence, English major.
Fixed that for you. D- 2 mistakes in such a short sentence is too much.
Seriously though, why would I get the English major comment? I am insulted.
Arent you an English major?
When using a contraction, the apostrophe typically supercedes the letter it has replaced. Therefore, the proper usage should be "aren't," as the apostrophe has replaced the letter "o" in "not."
Much improvement was shown, however, in proper capitalization skills. I give you a B.
Ok old man!
Originally posted by thewiz1
Originally posted by naki
Originally posted by thewiz1
Originally posted by naki
well this got gay fast.
Don't forget to capitalize the first word of your sentence, English major.
Fixed that for you. D- 2 mistakes in such a short sentence is too much.
Seriously though, why would I get the English major comment? I am insulted.
Arent you an English major?
When using a contraction, the apostrophe typically supercedes the letter it has replaced. Therefore, the proper usage should be "aren't," as the apostrophe has replaced the letter "o" in "not."
Much improvement was shown, however, in proper capitalization skills. I give you a B.
Ok old man!
Sweet Daddy
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Originally posted by ReFFi
Originally posted by Sweet Daddy
Originally posted by thewiz1
Originally posted by naki
Originally posted by thewiz1
Originally posted by naki
well this got gay fast.
Don't forget to capitalize the first word of your sentence, English major.
Fixed that for you. D- 2 mistakes in such a short sentence is too much.
Seriously though, why would I get the English major comment? I am insulted.
Arent you an English major?
When using a contraction, the apostrophe typically supercedes the letter it has replaced. Therefore, the proper usage should be "aren't," as the apostrophe has replaced the letter "o" in "not."
Much improvement was shown, however, in proper capitalization skills. I give you a B.
Ok old man!
When addressing an individual, one should always use a comma to indicate said address. In this case, the proper form would have been, "Ok, old man." The capitalization of "old man" in this instance is more of a matter of style, though the common usage is to leave it as you have it.
Originally posted by Sweet Daddy
Originally posted by thewiz1
Originally posted by naki
Originally posted by thewiz1
Originally posted by naki
well this got gay fast.
Don't forget to capitalize the first word of your sentence, English major.
Fixed that for you. D- 2 mistakes in such a short sentence is too much.
Seriously though, why would I get the English major comment? I am insulted.
Arent you an English major?
When using a contraction, the apostrophe typically supercedes the letter it has replaced. Therefore, the proper usage should be "aren't," as the apostrophe has replaced the letter "o" in "not."
Much improvement was shown, however, in proper capitalization skills. I give you a B.
Ok old man!
When addressing an individual, one should always use a comma to indicate said address. In this case, the proper form would have been, "Ok, old man." The capitalization of "old man" in this instance is more of a matter of style, though the common usage is to leave it as you have it.
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