Show your GTPness!

i was just talking to mistax and he said that hes been saying gtpness for the past few weeks, i didnt see it, and i actually thought of it just now... carry on
 
What the heck are you talking about? GTPness? How do I show such a thing other than posting? I thought I was doing a pretty good job of that ...

~LoudMusic
 
I don't agree with anything you say, and even if you're right I was here longer than you and that makes me right, see all my posts, I gotta be right.
 
Originally posted by Flip


I think that quote is Beer: the cause and solution to all lifes problems(no little?)

LOL i think your right.. I dontknow why i put little in there. :P
 
Originally posted by mayorbill11
its actually "beer... the cause of, and solution to, all of lifes problems" with or without that punctuation.

lol alright !! i got it lol :P
 
Originally posted by mayorbill11
wtf are you talking about?


Not you MB11, you got my respect. It's those ones who want to lord it over on me since I got here, like as if I can't express an opinion that's unpopular with them. So, I was acting like one.
 
Originally posted by NocturnalPS


lol alright !! i got it lol :P

I think the correct punctuation would be,

"Beer, the cause of and solution to all of lifes' problems."
(Dramatic pauses as you wish.)

Is there an English professor out there to check if "lifes' " is the using the apostrophe correctly in this abstract nouns possession of its' problems?

Let's go!!!
 
Originally posted by mayorbill11
but you hadnt even posted in this thread yet, i was wondering what you were responding to.

Oh, I was just showing my GPTness. :cool:
and they censored my Bill Gates avatar because it reminded them of Hitler.
and I was pissed off.
 
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Originally posted by Flip
I don't agree with anything you say, and even if you're right I was here longer than you and that makes me right, see all my posts, I gotta be right.

I'm not as think as you drunk I am.

~LoudMusic
 
Originally posted by Flip


I think the correct punctuation would be,

"Beer, the cause of and solution to all of lifes' problems."
(Dramatic pauses as you wish.)

Is there an English professor out there to check if "lifes' " is the using the apostrophe correctly in this abstract nouns possession of its' problems?

Let's go!!!

No, "lifes'" is not the correct punctuation. It goes like this:

life's = belonging to one life
lifes' = belonging to more than one life

The number of things doing the belonging is irrelevant.

And while we're on punctuation, you only drop the 's' at the end if it's a plural possession as above. Therefore, if Giles really knows his onions, they're Giles's onions.

And let's get the its it's thing sorted while we're at it:
its is possessive by implication. Therefore if we're talking about the onions that belong to it, they're its onions.

Its with an apostrophe is used to denote an abbreviation, therefore "it is" becomes "it's", so "it's for sure that a lot of people are wondering if they're really Giles's onions or if it's his marbles that are lost".

Hope that helps!
 
Originally posted by mayorbill11
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oh yeah that looks seriously like eddie murphy playing jesus in a future roll :P :D

should have bobbed into the religion thread with that pic :eek: would have caused some aggro for sure :P :D :P
 
Originally posted by GilesGuthrie


No, "lifes'" is not the correct punctuation. It goes like this:

life's = belonging to one life
lifes' = belonging to more than one life

The number of things doing the belonging is irrelevant.

And while we're on punctuation, you only drop the 's' at the end if it's a plural possession as above. Therefore, if Giles really knows his onions, they're Giles's onions.

And let's get the its it's thing sorted while we're at it:
its is possessive by implication. Therefore if we're talking about the onions that belong to it, they're its onions.

Its with an apostrophe is used to denote an abbreviation, therefore "it is" becomes "it's", so "it's for sure that a lot of people are wondering if they're really Giles's onions or if it's his marbles that are lost".

Hope that helps!

Well then Giles, would "lifes' " not be correct, the problems belonging to more than one life, (all lives in gerneral)even though the number is irrelevant if you said, "his lifes problems are....I'm not trying to say "life is", you know, unless I don't understand it looks like your second example above. "Lifes' "
 

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