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    People who always use correct grammar on the internet make me uneasy...
    "Think not but that I know these things; or think
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    Quote Originally Posted by JaWiB
    People who always use correct grammar on the internet make me uneasy...
    you mean people who don't not use correct grammer?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Perspective
    you mean people who don't not use correct grammer?
    » In today's standard English, double negatives are not used; for example the standard English equivalent of "I don't want nothing" is "I don't want anything".

    It should, however, be noted that in standard English one cannot say "I don't want nothing" to express the meaning "I want something" unless there is very heavy stress on the "don't".

    P.S. Just having fun. No beleaguerment intended.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Stack Overflow
    P.S. Just having fun. No beleaguerment intended.
    Wha-who? Beleaguerment? What'd you just call me?

    EDIT: My dictionary says it's some kind of insult...put up yer dukes!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lurker
    Wha-who? Beleaguerment? What'd you just call me?

    EDIT: My dictionary says it's some kind of insult...put up yer dukes!
    mines says that is an action of annoying persistently, and also is an action of an armed force that surouds a fortified place

    what kind of words you use Mr. Stack Overflow??

    very difficult ones for non-English speakers

    anyway nice posting!!

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    Last edited by abyssphobia; 11-27-2004 at 10:49 AM.
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    In this particular case the word beleaguerment is used as the following:

    To annoy persistently, trouble, or harass.

    Since I corrected Perspective of his grammar, I wanted to inform him that I am not annoying or harassing him, rather it was just a joke.

    Edit: Zach, thanks!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Stack Overflow
    Since I corrected Perspective of his grammar, I wanted to inform him that I am not annoying or harassing him, rather it was just a joke.
    but if you saw the post i quoted it might make more sense as to why my grammer in that post was anti-good.

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