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But Shawn said something about girls being lesbos or incests..."incest" isn't a person...

When did I say that?

Shawn wrote: I could have a crush on a girl that wasn't a lesbo or incest (trust me, at Copenhagen, every girl was either those two)

Spiral is right, that doesn't really make sense.

Some people can control who they love, but some can't. I guess Shawn must be one of these people if I understood him correctly.

I was saying that I could actually have a crush on a girl that was interested or could have feeling for a guy. If you're a lesbo, nope. If you're incest, unless you're related, nope. I don't think they're not people. Of course they're people.

How is it possible to "be incest"?

Shawn wrote:If you're incest, unless you're related, nope.

Either you messed up that post or you're a very strange person indeed.

Tobbe7 wrote:How is it possible to "be incest"?

I don't know, but there are people that are.

Xenon wrote:

Shawn wrote:If you're incest, unless you're related, nope.

Either you messed up that post or you're a very strange person indeed.

Ooops. Made a mistake. Sorry. What I was trying to say was that unless you're related to an incest girl, she will never go out with you. Can drop the subject now?

Shawn wrote:

Tobbe7 wrote:How is it possible to "be incest"?

I don't know, but there are people that are.

No. Incest is defined as the action of having sex with a close relative.
Which makes you wrong, btw.

He seems to be confusing the word "incest" with the word "incestuous".
This may be added to my list of things about him in the Rayman Himself topic.

Oh, you mean that list that makes no sense? IE: Liking Mario more than Rayman is a wrong opinion.

IE? I think you mean e.g, which is different. And Rayman is better than Mario.

I think that too and I don't understand why other people would have contrary opinion, but that doesn't deny him to be entitled to his opinion.

spiraldoor wrote:IE? I think you mean e.g, which is different. And Rayman is better than Mario.

IE: "In Example"

e.g. = "for example"
i.e. = "that is to say"

I don't know who told you i.e. stood for "in example", but whoever did, lied.

Actually it's just 'that is', and it comes from the Latin abbreviation for id est.

IE means "In Example". That's what I learned in School. Don't blame me, blame the curriculum. :\

"In Example" doesn't make any sense.

I never had a problem with it. I always thought it was "FE" as in "For Example" until my English book told me that IE was the right way of abbreviating it. So I went with it. Maybe the editor overlooked the typo? Or it's said differently in America?

I find a lot of typos in my text books, I thought they have editors in case of any typos .