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It was a rhetorical question, I already knew it was

The only insults spiral can come up with are typos.

Xenon wrote:It was a rhetorical question, I already knew it was

I've never heard it before though. What does it mean?

Let's get him back

spiraldoor wrote:

Shawn wrote:Mega Man games can be hell to play on the key board. I recommend the X Collection or the Anniversary Collection. They're both for the GC, Xbox, and PS2. Defiantly great collections.

*laughs cruelly*

If you do a search for "defiantly", you get sixteen instances of Shawn trying to say "definitely!"

Your exclamation mark should have appeared after the second quoter! ^_^

EDIT: @ Dango: Behaving as if you're defiant I suppose.

Okay. Now i just need to know what defiant means. That would really help at my English exam... i guess.

Xenon wrote:Let's get him back

I don't think having a quotation mark on the right of an exclamation mark once is quite as bad as misspelling a fairly simple word sixteen times in the exact same way each time and not even noticing.

Mine was a punctuation mistake, anyway.
Try finding a single spelling mistake by me, anywhere.

You spelled 'Hmmm' with only one M.

That's not a word, though. It's a noise. And I don't think it should be spelled "Hmmm", because that's three "m"s in a row, and there aren't any real words in the English language with three same letters in a row.

I can spell and pronounce "pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis" (longest word in English language) off by heart, BTW. I'm naturally good at spelling, and it's quite easy if you split it up into a few words. Took me quite a long time to learn though.

That's not a word, though. It's a noise. And I don't think it should be spelled "Hmmm", because that's three "m"s in a row, and there aren't any real words in the English language with three same letters in a row.

There is one word actually, and that is "Goddessship".

spiraldoor wrote:That's not a word, though. It's a noise. And I don't think it should be spelled "Hmmm", because that's three "m"s in a row, and there aren't any real words in the English language with three same letters in a row.

It's either 'hmmm' or 'hmm', but it's definitely not 'hm'. Noise or not.

Depends if you're acknowledging something with a quick "hm", or slowly coming to a realisation "hmmmmmmmmmmm...."

Interesting.

Then shouldn't there be words like "hostessship", "manageressship", "actressship" etc?

Apparently they aren't words. Strangely I entered in goddessship in Word and nothing came up (probably because the Word dictionary was devised by Americans, ahem), but Google and Wiktionary seem to accept it. Also, the word "supercalifradgilisticexpealidocious" works on Word, although it's merely a made-up word from the musical 'Mary Poppins'...

Lol, really?

I heard it means that you have nothing to say.

spiraldoor wrote: I can spell and pronounce "pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis" (longest word in English language)

No it isn't. There are longer words, such as aqueosalinocalcalinoceraceoaluminosocupreovitriolic.

I have this dictionary that shows the longest word in the English language. It's more than 1000 letters.

By the way, I downloaded and played Megaman X. Who's the red dude?

That's Zero. Cool, isn't he.

He's funny looking.

How so?