funny

aquatic girl wrote:Moe, I am sorry that you couldn't lough from real person injuries. I thought it will be funny to you too, but since you like when it only happens for real...

p.s. I think moe needs banishmen to get devil out of him

Wise words.

aquatic girl wrote:Moe, I am sorry that you couldn't lough from real person injuries. I thought it will be funny to you too, but since you like when it only happens for real...

p.s. I think moe needs banishmen to get devil out of him

Not really, I love violence.

Everyone who opposed "Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni (2011)"

needs to take a big fat seat under the "uneducated" sign

Zodz wrote:Everyone who opposed "Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni (2011)"

needs to take a big fat seat under the "uneducated" sign

Lol

Zodz wrote:Everyone who opposed "Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni (2011)"

needs to take a big fat seat under the "uneducated" sign

Oh, God. This is hilarious. You clearly missed my post where I gave you the correct sentence:
http://www.coradyce.com/t36686p20-funny#539690


The noun is alumnus, sing..
The plural is alumni.
'An alumni' makes no fucking sense (compare 'an apples').

Neither can you be an alumnus from somewhere, that also doesn't make sense.
You are an alumnus of an organisation. You need to use the genitive.

Everyone who thought "Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni (2011)" was correct, i.e. you, needs an 'uneducated gimp' tag.

The only way you could get that^ to work is "Lol UNC... from which I am of a group of alumni (2011)", which is worse and more cluttered than what you were attempting in the first place, or if 'alumni' were a collective noun, which it is not. So, you're wrong. Get over it.

Rand al'Thor wrote:

Zodz wrote:Everyone who opposed "Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni (2011)"

needs to take a big fat seat under the "uneducated" sign

Oh, God. This is hilarious. You clearly missed my post where I gave you the correct sentence:
http://www.coradyce.com/t36686p20-funny#539690


The noun is alumnus, sing..
The plural is alumni.
'An alumni' makes no fucking sense (compare 'an apples').

Neither can you be an alumnus from somewhere, that also doesn't make sense.
You are an alumnus of an organisation. You need to use the genitive.

Everyone who thought "Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni (2011)" was correct, i.e. you, needs an 'uneducated gimp' tag.

The only way you could get that^ to work is "Lol UNC... from which I am of a group of alumni (2011)", which is worse and more cluttered than what you were attempting in the first place, or if 'alumni' were a collective noun, which it is not. So, you're wrong. Get over it.

Just don't argue with him lol. It's not worth you're time.

Allen1 wrote:

Rand al'Thor wrote:

Zodz wrote:Everyone who opposed "Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni (2011)"

needs to take a big fat seat under the "uneducated" sign

Oh, God. This is hilarious. You clearly missed my post where I gave you the correct sentence:
http://www.coradyce.com/t36686p20-funny#539690


The noun is alumnus, sing..
The plural is alumni.
'An alumni' makes no fucking sense (compare 'an apples').

Neither can you be an alumnus from somewhere, that also doesn't make sense.
You are an alumnus of an organisation. You need to use the genitive.

Everyone who thought "Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni (2011)" was correct, i.e. you, needs an 'uneducated gimp' tag.

The only way you could get that^ to work is "Lol UNC... from which I am of a group of alumni (2011)", which is worse and more cluttered than what you were attempting in the first place, or if 'alumni' were a collective noun, which it is not. So, you're wrong. Get over it.

Just don't argue with him lol. It's not worth you're time.

your*

gg rekt m8 c:

Asar wrote:

Zodz wrote:Everyone who opposed "Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni (2011)"

needs to take a big fat seat under the "uneducated" sign

Lol

I don't get it.

Allen1 wrote:

Rand al'Thor wrote:

Zodz wrote:Everyone who opposed "Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni (2011)"

needs to take a big fat seat under the "uneducated" sign

Oh, God. This is hilarious. You clearly missed my post where I gave you the correct sentence:
http://www.coradyce.com/t36686p20-funny#539690


The noun is alumnus, sing..
The plural is alumni.
'An alumni' makes no fucking sense (compare 'an apples').

Neither can you be an alumnus from somewhere, that also doesn't make sense.
You are an alumnus of an organisation. You need to use the genitive.

Everyone who thought "Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni (2011)" was correct, i.e. you, needs an 'uneducated gimp' tag.

The only way you could get that^ to work is "Lol UNC... from which I am of a group of alumni (2011)", which is worse and more cluttered than what you were attempting in the first place, or if 'alumni' were a collective noun, which it is not. So, you're wrong. Get over it.

Just don't argue with him lol. It's not worth you're time.

I see what you did their

Joe wrote:

Allen1 wrote:

Rand al'Thor wrote:

Zodz wrote:Everyone who opposed "Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni (2011)"

needs to take a big fat seat under the "uneducated" sign

Oh, God. This is hilarious. You clearly missed my post where I gave you the correct sentence:
http://www.coradyce.com/t36686p20-funny#539690


The noun is alumnus, sing..
The plural is alumni.
'An alumni' makes no fucking sense (compare 'an apples').

Neither can you be an alumnus from somewhere, that also doesn't make sense.
You are an alumnus of an organisation. You need to use the genitive.

Everyone who thought "Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni (2011)" was correct, i.e. you, needs an 'uneducated gimp' tag.

The only way you could get that^ to work is "Lol UNC... from which I am of a group of alumni (2011)", which is worse and more cluttered than what you were attempting in the first place, or if 'alumni' were a collective noun, which it is not. So, you're wrong. Get over it.

Just don't argue with him lol. It's not worth you're time.

your*

gg rekt m8 c:

LOOOOL. I think I had "you're too intelligent to be in such a petty argument" but then I changed it to something more concise. In the process, the "you're" was still there.

Allen1 wrote:

Joe wrote:

Allen1 wrote:

Rand al'Thor wrote:

Zodz wrote:Everyone who opposed "Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni (2011)"

needs to take a big fat seat under the "uneducated" sign

Oh, God. This is hilarious. You clearly missed my post where I gave you the correct sentence:
http://www.coradyce.com/t36686p20-funny#539690


The noun is alumnus, sing..
The plural is alumni.
'An alumni' makes no fucking sense (compare 'an apples').

Neither can you be an alumnus from somewhere, that also doesn't make sense.
You are an alumnus of an organisation. You need to use the genitive.

Everyone who thought "Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni (2011)" was correct, i.e. you, needs an 'uneducated gimp' tag.

The only way you could get that^ to work is "Lol UNC... from which I am of a group of alumni (2011)", which is worse and more cluttered than what you were attempting in the first place, or if 'alumni' were a collective noun, which it is not. So, you're wrong. Get over it.

Just don't argue with him lol. It's not worth you're time.

your*

gg rekt m8 c:

LOOOOL. I think I had "you're too intelligent to be in such a petty argument" but then I changed it to something more concise. In the process, the "you're" was still there.

today's lesson. Alumni are are group of alumnus/a. I can be of the 2011 Alumni (group). End lesson.

we've got a few chairs left under the uneducated sign if anyone wants to join Rand

Can you two find a topic actually worth arguing about next time?

Zodz wrote:

Allen1 wrote:

Joe wrote:

Allen1 wrote:

Rand al'Thor wrote:

Zodz wrote:Everyone who opposed "Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni (2011)"

needs to take a big fat seat under the "uneducated" sign

Oh, God. This is hilarious. You clearly missed my post where I gave you the correct sentence:
http://www.coradyce.com/t36686p20-funny#539690


The noun is alumnus, sing..
The plural is alumni.
'An alumni' makes no fucking sense (compare 'an apples').

Neither can you be an alumnus from somewhere, that also doesn't make sense.
You are an alumnus of an organisation. You need to use the genitive.

Everyone who thought "Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni (2011)" was correct, i.e. you, needs an 'uneducated gimp' tag.

The only way you could get that^ to work is "Lol UNC... from which I am of a group of alumni (2011)", which is worse and more cluttered than what you were attempting in the first place, or if 'alumni' were a collective noun, which it is not. So, you're wrong. Get over it.

Just don't argue with him lol. It's not worth you're time.

your*

gg rekt m8 c:

LOOOOL. I think I had "you're too intelligent to be in such a petty argument" but then I changed it to something more concise. In the process, the "you're" was still there.

today's lesson. Alumni are are group of alumnus/a. I can be of the 2011 Alumni (group). End lesson.

we've got a few chairs left under the uneducated sign if anyone wants to join Rand

are the chairs comfy?

Zodz wrote:we've got a few chairs left under the uneducated sign if anyone wants to join Rand

Naw, you can take my place, and we'll all leave you alone.



1) Lol UNC... from which I am alumni.

2) Lol UNC... from which I am an alumni.

3) Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni.

4) Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni (2011).

5) Lol UNC... from which I am of the 2011 alumni.


Well done, Zodz. With a bit of help, you finally did it. All of those are a load of steaming horseshit, getting increasingly shittier, till the last one, which works. I doubt you even know why it's correct, but congratulations, man. #chill #flex

You'll also note how crap the English is. "Lol UNC... I graduated from there in 2011", though not at all 'lol', is so much better than trying to use a word you know nothing about in an attempt to appear intelligent but fucking up completely again and again. I studied Latin for seven years, so I think I know what I'm talking about (even though you only need to understand simple English grammar for all this).

Zodz wrote:Alumni are are group of alumnus/a.

lol, not a single word in that is correct.

Nr wrote:Can you two find a topic actually worth arguing about next time?

Probably not. Every time it gets too intense/serious or he's losing, he locks or archives the thread, bans you, doesn't reply, or does so with gibberish.

Allen1 wrote:

Joe wrote:

Allen1 wrote:

Rand al'Thor wrote:

Zodz wrote:Everyone who opposed "Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni (2011)"

needs to take a big fat seat under the "uneducated" sign

Oh, God. This is hilarious. You clearly missed my post where I gave you the correct sentence:
http://www.coradyce.com/t36686p20-funny#539690


The noun is alumnus, sing..
The plural is alumni.
'An alumni' makes no fucking sense (compare 'an apples').

Neither can you be an alumnus from somewhere, that also doesn't make sense.
You are an alumnus of an organisation. You need to use the genitive.

Everyone who thought "Lol UNC... from which I am of an alumni (2011)" was correct, i.e. you, needs an 'uneducated gimp' tag.

The only way you could get that^ to work is "Lol UNC... from which I am of a group of alumni (2011)", which is worse and more cluttered than what you were attempting in the first place, or if 'alumni' were a collective noun, which it is not. So, you're wrong. Get over it.

Just don't argue with him lol. It's not worth you're time.

your*

gg rekt m8 c:

LOOOOL. I think I had "you're too intelligent to be in such a petty argument" but then I changed it to something more concise. In the process, the "you're" was still there.

I think petty arguments defines a good few of my posts here .-.
I have too much time on my hands.