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08 Sep 2008, 1:38 am

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I'll respected your opinion very honourable.

That's worth cross-stitching onto a cushion, that is. :)


Seconded.


Puh-leese. That's as bad as Master Chief saying "but mastar cheef is a pretty cool guy eh kills aleins and doesnt afraid of anythign" in Arby 'n' the Chief, Episode 6.


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08 Sep 2008, 1:43 am

iamnotaparakeet wrote:
Quatermass wrote:
jrknothead wrote:
SleepyDragon wrote:
JerryHatake wrote:
I'll respected your opinion very honourable.

That's worth cross-stitching onto a cushion, that is. :)


Seconded.


Puh-leese. That's as bad as Master Chief saying "but mastar cheef is a pretty cool guy eh kills aleins and doesnt afraid of anythign" in Arby 'n' the Chief, Episode 6.


Pawn to coordinate E8


And THAT was a complete and total non-sequitur.


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08 Sep 2008, 1:54 am

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In my study of ancient Hebrew, I found that animals are sometimes classified according to their method of transportation rather than morphology. Bats (עטלּף ‛ăṭallêph) and birds (צפּר tsippôr) are a subset of "flying/winged creatures" (עוף ‛ôph).


While Zipporah/Tzipporah (bird) has, historically, been used as a given name, Attaleph (bird of darkness) is unlikely to be a popular choice. :)

The dietary laws are morphology-based, right? For example, sea creatures requiring fins and scales in order to be considered edible.



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08 Sep 2008, 2:13 am

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The dietary laws are morphology-based, right? For example, sea creatures requiring fins and scales in order to be considered edible.


For fish, fins and scales are required. Birds, theres a listing of the kinds off-limit (generally the carnivorous types). All reptiles are off limits. Of insects, only grasshoppers/locusts/crickets are allowed. Quadrupeds must have a split hoof and chew the cud.



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08 Sep 2008, 2:18 am

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And THAT was a complete and total non-sequitur.

In somniis tuum te sequar... :twisted: ATTACK!! !



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08 Sep 2008, 2:38 am

No puedo comer un murciélago gramático. :batman:



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08 Sep 2008, 2:58 am

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No puedo comer un murciélago gramático. :batman:


Y no necesitas hacerque tampoco.



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08 Sep 2008, 3:11 am

Vicero semper.



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08 Sep 2008, 3:22 am

iamnotaparakeet wrote:
Quatermass wrote:
And THAT was a complete and total non-sequitur.

In somniis tuum te sequar... :twisted: ATTACK!! !


Bite me. :P


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08 Sep 2008, 6:07 am

Quatermass wrote:
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I've seen the comericals for this crap. The show a very large woman trying to run through or into a very small hole, and instead making an even bigger hole. It looks stupid.


Hm well that's your opinion and the holes are at random like in the Japanese show which is the point but it challenges your mind to figure out the puzzle.


Yes, it is my opinion. I don't understand it at all.


I'll respected your opinion very honourable.


*Whacks JerryHatake with a grammar bat.*

Bad grammar! Bad grammar!


Um you realize that is how honor is spelled in the UK and more likely in those nations loyal to her crown. It is just like armor just with a "u" in it. Also please stop attacking people for their grammar including me since it does bothered me a good bit here.


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08 Sep 2008, 6:21 am

JerryHatake wrote:
Quatermass wrote:
JerryHatake wrote:
ShadesOfMe wrote:
JerryHatake wrote:
ShadesOfMe wrote:
I've seen the comericals for this crap. The show a very large woman trying to run through or into a very small hole, and instead making an even bigger hole. It looks stupid.


Hm well that's your opinion and the holes are at random like in the Japanese show which is the point but it challenges your mind to figure out the puzzle.


Yes, it is my opinion. I don't understand it at all.


I'll respected your opinion very honourable.


*Whacks JerryHatake with a grammar bat.*

Bad grammar! Bad grammar!


Um you realize that is how honor is spelled in the UK and more likely in those nations loyal to her crown. It is just like armor just with a "u" in it. Also please stop attacking people for their grammar including me since it does bothered me a good bit here.


The way you would say it, if you actually wrote English properly, would be "I'll very honourably respect your opinion". You sound like you speak and write Engrish, not English. It's grammar, not the spelling. Arrrghhhhh!


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08 Sep 2008, 7:11 am

I'll 'ave tackled the very difficulty.



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08 Sep 2008, 7:36 am

Si me disculpan, paso por aquí por apenas un momentito, mientras me declaro vencedor.



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08 Sep 2008, 8:05 am

Quatermass wrote:
JerryHatake wrote:
Quatermass wrote:
JerryHatake wrote:
ShadesOfMe wrote:
JerryHatake wrote:
ShadesOfMe wrote:
I've seen the comericals for this crap. The show a very large woman trying to run through or into a very small hole, and instead making an even bigger hole. It looks stupid.


Hm well that's your opinion and the holes are at random like in the Japanese show which is the point but it challenges your mind to figure out the puzzle.


Yes, it is my opinion. I don't understand it at all.


I'll respected your opinion very honourable.


*Whacks JerryHatake with a grammar bat.*

Bad grammar! Bad grammar!


Um you realize that is how honor is spelled in the UK and more likely in those nations loyal to her crown. It is just like armor just with a "u" in it. Also please stop attacking people for their grammar including me since it does bothered me a good bit here.


The way you would say it, if you actually wrote English properly, would be "I'll very honourably respect your opinion". You sound like you speak and write Engrish, not English. It's grammar, not the spelling. Arrrghhhhh!


Actually it could be said differently though depends sometimes. The point of the matter was that I was respecting Shades' opinion which Shades understood.


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08 Sep 2008, 9:54 am

carturo222 wrote:
Si me disculpan, paso por aquí por apenas un momentito, mientras me declaro vencedor.



Victor fueras, sed vinco nunc. :P



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08 Sep 2008, 9:59 am

JerryHatake wrote:
Quatermass wrote:
JerryHatake wrote:
Quatermass wrote:
JerryHatake wrote:
I'll respected your opinion very honourable.


*Whacks JerryHatake with a grammar bat.*

Bad grammar! Bad grammar!


Um you realize that is how honor is spelled in the UK and more likely in those nations loyal to her crown. It is just like armor just with a "u" in it. Also please stop attacking people for their grammar including me since it does bothered me a good bit here.


The way you would say it, if you actually wrote English properly, would be "I'll very honourably respect your opinion". You sound like you speak and write Engrish, not English. It's grammar, not the spelling. Arrrghhhhh!


Actually it could be said differently though depends sometimes. The point of the matter was that I was respecting Shades' opinion which Shades understood.


Quote:
I'll respected your opinion very honourable


Respect-ed is past tense and honourable is an adjective and not an adverb. Also, "I'll" can either stand for "I will" or "I shall", which doesn't fit with the past tense of "to respect".