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me if you're a dirty old man, you think I'm "hawt" or "hott" (and this is all you plan to say to me - don't think you're being unique by sending a message joking about this), you have nothing intelligent to say, you can't spell (or be grammatically correct), you think I'm easy, or you're easy.
in fact why are you here reading this drivel (it's drivel take my word for it I wrote it - grammatically correct, for the most part, but drivel nonetheless)
You can form gramatically correct sentences.You noticed I misspelled " grammatically .
Grammatically correct. Mostly. And modest, of course.You:Wicked smart, with a big heart. Interesting. Down-to-earth. Compassionate. Witty. Fun. Not INTP. Open to learning and teaching. Authentic. Independent. Passionate about something. Grammatically correct.
The Could you be a Baby-Gaga Bitch Test
Think you've got what it takes to be a Baby-Gaga Bitch? Take the test and find out! Baby-Gaga graphics are copyright © baby-gaga... ...
The GRAMMAR QUIZ... can you do it? Test
GRAMMAR is FUN! It really is. No, I'm not being sarcastic here. Hey... don't give me that look. I'm 20 years old and I find grammar very interesting. ... ...
The Extraordinarily Literate Test
Salutations and welcome to my Test for the Extraordinarily Literate. Prepare to have your feeble intellect put through the paces! (The current hi-scor... ...
The Essential Questions Test
Do you have those nagging questions that your need answered before you consider a serious relationship? I sure do! So this is my Essential Questions... ...
The What Kind of Test Taker Am I? Test
Hi! And welcome to my What Kind of Test Taker Am I? Test. (I know it would have been more grammatically correct to say "Are You", but the box on the f... ...
Problems with "The Commonly Confused Words Test"
imprecise instead of me
being grammatically incorrect. In other words, I thought some of
them were trick questions because the interrogator mentioned that
some questions have more than one correct answer. #14 The words
accept and except are both grammatically correct and contextually
plausible.
A grammatically correct presidency?
Obama employing grammatically correct
sentences virtually every time he opened his mouth.
A grammatically correct sentence.
" is a grammatically correct sentence used
as an example of how homonyms and homophones can be used to create
complicated constructs.
This is a grammatically correct sentence.
Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.
Why I would make the best gir - I mean, boyfriend.
lands or the
united states that determines or judges what is grammatically
correct or standardizes anything, grammatically speaking. English
is the only language that I know which is like that. France and
Germany alike have central offices of the government which
adjudicate correct grammar.
If someone sends you an e-mail (or has a profile) full of spelling and grammatical errors, are you less likely to talk to them?
presenting my ideas in a
grammatically correct format, because I do not think in such
format. In fact, lack of proper grammar, to me, implies a casual or
relaxed conversational manner, and further, is advertising such
manner. It's as though, through my grammatically incorrect typing,
I'm telling the
Circumcision? y/n?
The correct latin plural of "penis" actually is "penes". Don't know
if anyone here is interested in a grammatically correct plural of
penis, as long as they are erected straightly :)
What style of online writing annoys you most?
Actually, my
typing is usually very grammatically correct, I think.
Today's Grammar Challenge!
Mostly correct. A little too fond of exclamation marks, and I'm not
sure that you can have '?!?', stricly speaking. Your list of things
you're really good at uses a capital for each new one despite
following a comma, which is great for clarity but not grammatically
correct in the strictest of
What are you like in real life?
I like to be grammatically correct. More than I like to be
politically correct.
