Grammar question

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Originally Posted by skiingjulie

You mean HER name, and spelling god with a capital "G" is blaphemous unless you mean one of many gods (as in Ullr).

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I think you meant to say "blasphemous." ;)

Besides, he's thanking God. You'd think God would want the praise. Now if you said, "God damnit!" then it might get pissed and hit you with a plague or somthing. The key question here then becomes, is God a grammer nazi? Fuck, now my mind is blown. I'm gonna go drink some holy water and contemplate this further.

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Originally Posted by Arty50

I'm gonna go drink some holy water and contemplate this further.

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Wear a yarmulke and take a prayer wheel, just to be safe.

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Originally Posted by schuss

BANNED FOR BAD GRAMMAR! NO POSTING FOR YOU!

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I'll have Owens get right on it.

I haven't read anything recently about God writing ANYTHING since the Ten Commandments. I say God doesn't need to follow the rules (Grammar rules?!?We don't need no stinking grammar rules!). I bet he never had to diagram sentences in high school either. Plus, and most importantly, God can ski and even create snow whenever he wants to - way more important than looking things up in an English handbook and the MLA all the time. :D

Please don't pick on me for my punctuation or we risk raising that whole stinking can of worms again. I taught English for years, yet the comma still makes me apprehensive at times (I often just use a semi-colon and change things a bit!)