Post your owned pic`s so we can gather an collection
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Mann you know you shouldnt of just posted this.
Ha Ha
Why not ? .... i`m a christian myself and see no problem about joking with my own religion !scottomus0 wrote:
Mann you know you shouldnt of just posted this.
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There is absolutley nothing wrong with poking fun at one's own religion.
By the way Varegg, I lol'd.
By the way Varegg, I lol'd.
In North America, flag burns YOU!RedTwizzler wrote:
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Lol i dont mean that. I mean the "Owned" thread in general as theyve been plenty of them and probly still isVaregg wrote:
Why not ? .... i`m a christian myself and see no problem about joking with my own religion !scottomus0 wrote:
Mann you know you shouldnt of just posted this.
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Okay I honestly can't stand the use of should/would/could coupled with 'of'. I've learnt to deal with homophonic they're/their/there on the Internet, but this is really pissing me off. Sorry, but I just have to take it out. Should have, would have and could have. 'Have' is your basic past auxiliary verb... 'of' is a preposition. Putting a preposition makes no sense whatsoever, and the word 'have' is only logical when expanding from the contraction suffix of '-'ve'. The word 'of' has no 'v' nor 'e' in it. The phrase "I of got a lot of work" makes no sense, apart from being grammatically incorrect.scottomus0 wrote:
Mann you know you shouldnt of just posted this.
Nothing personal, but this just is really, really, getting on my nerves.
The grammar Nazi strikes againCoolbeano wrote:
Okay I honestly can't stand the use of should/would/could coupled with 'of'. I've learnt to deal with homophonic they're/their/there on the Internet, but this is really pissing me off. Sorry, but I just have to take it out. Should have, would have and could have. 'Have' is your basic past auxiliary verb... 'of' is a preposition. Putting a preposition makes no sense whatsoever, and the word 'have' is only logical when expanding from the contraction suffix of '-'ve'. The word 'of' has no 'v' nor 'e' in it. The phrase "I of got a lot of work" makes no sense, apart from being grammatically incorrect.scottomus0 wrote:
Mann you know you shouldnt of just posted this.
Nothing personal, but this just is really, really, getting on my nerves.
Anyways... Seeing what happened to the lolcats thread.. I'm not sure about this one..
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Just a minor correction Coolbeano !Coolbeano wrote:
Nothing personal, but this just is really, really, getting on my nerves !
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Just a minor correction Varegg!Varegg wrote:
Just a minor correction Coolbeano!Coolbeano wrote:
Nothing personal, but this just is really, really, getting on my nerves!
Lolol i only got a B in my English GCSE.Coolbeano wrote:
Okay I honestly can't stand the use of should/would/could coupled with 'of'. I've learnt to deal with homophonic they're/their/there on the Internet, but this is really pissing me off. Sorry, but I just have to take it out. Should have, would have and could have. 'Have' is your basic past auxiliary verb... 'of' is a preposition. Putting a preposition makes no sense whatsoever, and the word 'have' is only logical when expanding from the contraction suffix of '-'ve'. The word 'of' has no 'v' nor 'e' in it. The phrase "I of got a lot of work" makes no sense, apart from being grammatically incorrect.scottomus0 wrote:
Mann you know you shouldnt of just posted this.
Nothing personal, but this just is really, really, getting on my nerves.
I think I,m starting a chain of flag stores in the middle east. buy 10 flags, get a lighter for free. must be a goldmine
you use 'of' instead of 'have' when writing exams? And your from England? lolscottomus0 wrote:
Lolol i only got a B in my English GCSE.Coolbeano wrote:
Okay I honestly can't stand the use of should/would/could coupled with 'of'. I've learnt to deal with homophonic they're/their/there on the Internet, but this is really pissing me off. Sorry, but I just have to take it out. Should have, would have and could have. 'Have' is your basic past auxiliary verb... 'of' is a preposition. Putting a preposition makes no sense whatsoever, and the word 'have' is only logical when expanding from the contraction suffix of '-'ve'. The word 'of' has no 'v' nor 'e' in it. The phrase "I of got a lot of work" makes no sense, apart from being grammatically incorrect.scottomus0 wrote:
Mann you know you shouldnt of just posted this.
Nothing personal, but this just is really, really, getting on my nerves.
Fuck knows. I type without thinking most of the time so theres my excuse.
Lose the one comma, Mr. Grammar..Jenspm wrote:
Just a minor correction Varegg!Varegg wrote:
Just a minor correction Coolbeano!Coolbeano wrote:
Nothing personal, but this just is really, really, getting on my nerves!
j/k!
I need around tree fiddy.
I just want to slap you back to Africa and/or Eden.Jenspm wrote:
you use 'of' instead of 'have' when writing exams? And your from England? lolscottomus0 wrote:
Lolol i only got a B in my English GCSE.Coolbeano wrote:
Okay I honestly can't stand the use of should/would/could coupled with 'of'. I've learnt to deal with homophonic they're/their/there on the Internet, but this is really pissing me off. Sorry, but I just have to take it out. Should have, would have and could have. 'Have' is your basic past auxiliary verb... 'of' is a preposition. Putting a preposition makes no sense whatsoever, and the word 'have' is only logical when expanding from the contraction suffix of '-'ve'. The word 'of' has no 'v' nor 'e' in it. The phrase "I of got a lot of work" makes no sense, apart from being grammatically incorrect.
Nothing personal, but this just is really, really, getting on my nerves.
and spare me with religion stuff, I dont care at all.
and spare me with racist comments.
wow... google doesn't turn up much for the phrase 'owned rly'.
I hate you for misinterpreting my statement but I love you for using Opera.
Actually no I don't hate you at all I just love you for Opera but I figured I needed a counterweight in that sentence.
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I just want to slap you back to Africa and/or Eden.Jenspm wrote:
you use 'of' instead of 'have' when writing exams? And your from England? lolscottomus0 wrote:
Lolol i only got a B in my English GCSE.
tRY www.owned.comCoolbeano wrote:
wow... google doesn't turn up much for the phrase 'owned rly'.
Yeah i know the irRegUlaR use of caps-lock irritates you
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