Brit Guy Posted August 24 Posted August 24 2 minutes ago, Epikouros said: I replied to "And B4?", not to the edited "In B4?" 😉 Anyway, it's not important. Exactly my thoughts about the original post.
Captain Kangaroo Posted August 24 Posted August 24 51 minutes ago, CuriousOne693 said: Yes, but it seems CC is a tough school. You can't afford slip-ups 😁 NO Participation trophies handed out here!!! Nor will you advance to the Next Grade until you pass the one you keep failing. We will and do leave stragglers and slackers behind!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 1
Captain Kangaroo Posted August 24 Posted August 24 23 minutes ago, Traxx said: Mass brought booze also. 6 bottles of wine i think. Always the Predators first drug choice to create compliance 1
Epikouros Posted August 24 Posted August 24 il y a 1 minute, Captain Kangaroo a dit : Always the Predators first drug choice to create compliance Wouldn't that be rohypnol?... 🤔 1
Captain Kangaroo Posted August 24 Posted August 24 1 minute ago, Epikouros said: Wouldn't that be rohypnol?... 🤔 You would know that why 🤔🤔 1
Epikouros Posted August 24 Posted August 24 à l’instant, Captain Kangaroo a dit : You would know that why 🤔🤔 From following the news. A "rohypnol date" is now common slang (since at least the last 10 years, I think) for a guy tranquilizing his date to have his way with her. At least where I live.
Captain Kangaroo Posted August 24 Posted August 24 1 minute ago, Epikouros said: From following the news. A "rohypnol date" is now common slang (since at least the last 10 years, I think) for a guy tranquilizing his date to have his way with her. At least where I live. You must live in 1 nasty hood then Most people just get there prey drunk like the Pasta Chef does
Captain Kangaroo Posted August 24 Posted August 24 2 minutes ago, Epikouros said: From following the news. A "rohypnol date" is now common slang (since at least the last 10 years, I think) for a guy tranquilizing his date to have his way with her. At least where I live. Actually the most common slang for it is Roofied or G'd
Norske Posted August 24 Posted August 24 4 hours ago, Maxbell said: LOL no kidding. And by the way “nit picking” should be hyphenated. 🤣 😉 Actually I looked it up and it should be all one word" Nitpicking. My sincere apologies to the CC grammar police. 😆 1
CuriousOne693 Posted August 24 Posted August 24 4 minutes ago, Norske said: Actually I looked it up and it should be all one word" Nitpicking. My sincere apologies to the CC grammar police. 😆 It was just a brilliant retort by @Maxbell If the original poster had it hyphenated, he would have said that it should have been one word, because he was nitpicking 😂 1
HotWivesRock Posted August 24 Posted August 24 10 minutes ago, Norske said: Actually I looked it up and it should be all one word" Nitpicking. My sincere apologies to the CC grammar police. 😆 Both nitpicking and nit-picking are correct, but nitpicking is the most common and preferred spelling today. The two-word form (nit picking) is rarely used as a standard noun or verb now, though it makes literal sense if you are talking about physically picking insect eggs (nits) out of hair. [1, 2, 3, 4] Spelling and Usage Nitpicking (one word): Standard for the noun, verb (to nitpick), and adjective forms. Nit-picking (hyphenated): Also accepted in many dictionaries, but less common in modern writing. 1
Norske Posted August 24 Posted August 24 6 minutes ago, CuriousOne693 said: It was just a brilliant retort by @Maxbell If the original poster had it hyphenated, he would have said that it should have been one word, because he was nitpicking 😂 Yes, as opposed to nose picking, which is still two words. 1
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