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br0l0ck Cheater
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Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 8:20 pm Post subject: grammar question |
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if some one says:
"I wanted you to say *whatever*, god."
does that mean theyre:
Questioning God
Calling You God
Or what?
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Coldie ;] Guest
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Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 8:23 pm Post subject: |
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Well, if they type it like that, they are talking to god.
but if it's typed like this;
"I wanted you to say yes - god. "
they mean it as like 'fuck'.
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br0l0ck Cheater
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Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 8:25 pm Post subject: |
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| Coldie :] wrote: | Well, if they type it like that, they are talking to god.
but if it's typed it like this;
"I wanted you to say yes - god. "
they mean it as like 'fuck'. | yeah I know they mean fuck or shit whatever but it seems like its more of a slang, and if the literal version meant they were calling you god, it would be pretty funny.
| [AM]Misery wrote: | Would you be so kind as to supply context?
Or are you merely asking our opinions on that one statement? | argueing with a person about anime and they said "Give an example of a non-generic anime, god." and I thought it always sounded strange when people said that at the end of the setance regardless of what it meant in real grammar not opinion
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