The Guy's Grunts and Girl's Giggles Thread

[Baby Chick]

hey i get excited !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ha!

 

[ThePendragon]

hey i get excited !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ha!

THAT WAS TOTALLY UNCALLED FOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Chickenrandomness]

compound sentences are better than fragments and one's profile is their outward apearence - possibly their visage! that is it! your visage is not helpful for determining your gender! though people named 'adam' are very often male caracters!

True, true.

We call them avatars around here i mean, i had to look the word "visage" up XD
I know but i very do much like that character ^^ and i do say in my signature that i'm a guy

 

[Chickenrandomness]

hey i get excited !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ha!

I understand i use to be that way like two years ago XD

 

[ThePendragon]

I also can get excited time to time i have to set people strait then I raise my voice keyboard AND YELL AT THEM!

 

[Chickenrandomness]

I also can get excited time to time i have to set people strait then I raise my voice keyboard AND YELL AT THEM!

*straight
here, i got this for you

i'm joking, bro XD

when i'm excited, i tend to use a lot of emoticons more than i'm using right now

 

[ThePendragon]

wow! do you know where i can download or buy that book? my sister has such bad grammer she has to take a 'summer school course' this year yea!

 

[Chickenrandomness]

wow! do you know where i can download or buy that book? my sister has such bad grammer she has to take a 'summer school course' this year yea!

I know the feel, bro XD

Just be glad English grammar isn't the same as German grammar because it's quite different than we're used to. Want an example? :3

 

[ThePendragon]

sure but i have heard that there are not many langauges harder than engish

 

[Chickenrandomness]

sure but i have heard that there are not many langauges harder than engish

Ya, English is hard. But it mostly depends on you're native language. German is actually very similar to English besides the grammar rules and i'm learning it very easily, but i'm getting nowhere with Japanese.

anyways, here's an example of German grammar:
"Ich möchte von Abeneßen eße Käzebrot mit ein Tasse Kaffee dann laufen."
which translates into English (and converting grammar rules):
"I would like to run, then for supper i eat cheese bread (it's like an open grilled cheese sandwich) with a cup of coffee."

now if you apply German grammar rules to the English translation, you get this:
"I would like for Supper i eat Cheese Bread with a Cup of Coffee then run"