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Maybe we can just all drop this...

ps: for the record, I do think this thread should be closed/deleted. And whatever actions / statements a player may do, it ain't nice to pick on him, either.

iphdrunk wrote:Maybe we can just all drop this...

you kidding me? souls is the devil, with a conspiracy to take over the world.

fear thy soulsnatcher (sorry couldn`t resist)

Isn't thy a possessive? Hmm...

I really don't know the difference between thee, thy, thou etc. XD There goes that roleplayer stereotype.

jamela wrote:Doustin, or whoever you are ingame, you're doing yourself no favours.

it's open information, so...

doustin wrote:...
My name is Gurthgor in game.

from this thread in bazaar.

*ahem* on that note ...I understand now...

katriell wrote:Isn't thy a possessive? Hmm...

I really don't know the difference between thee, thy, thou etc. XD There goes that roleplayer stereotype.

Thou shalt read the Wikipedia, thou learnest by practice, for failure to do so means the Wrath of the devil will fall upon thee and thou wilt suffer from greatest pain, that ist thy duty !

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thou
http://www.kencollins.com/why-05.htm

ps: dang I think I used it the wrong way myself, gah, so long without my thees!

"... thine Wikipedia ..."

jamela wrote:"... thine Wikipedia ..."

euyh.... you sure? *confused* isn't thine a possesive ?

In a deliberately archaic style, the forms with /n/ are used before words beginning with a vowel sound (thine eyes). This practice is irregularly followed in the King James Bible; it may have emerged as a later nicety. Otherwise, thy and thine correspond with my and mine; that is, the first is attributive, (my/thy goods), and the second predicative (they are mine/thine).

blaah wrote:it's open information, so...

Come'on I'm deliberately trying to go offtopic here !!!

iphdrunk wrote:euyh.... you sure?

No, not remotely "the Wiki" just didn't sound right and I wanted to throw "thine" in 'cos Jel missed it
Yesterday I learned dutch for gingerbread man, today I learn something I'm more likely to use again