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Re: Aliases

Post by pikov22 » Fri Mar 08, 2013 12:25 pm

Pugsy wrote:
pikov22 wrote:Just to be pedantic AND grumpy.... "grumpy old man" is not an adjective. And I don't care about Avi123. I'm grumpy, I'm old, and I'm a man! So there.
Well maybe I will re evaluate my grumpy old man list. I am sure there's room for more than one.
I was trying to interject some humor... I guess I failed.
English grammar has never been my strong suit.
I guess I got "grumpy" across.

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Re: Aliases

Post by pikov22 » Fri Mar 08, 2013 12:26 pm

DreamStalker wrote:
pikov22 wrote:
DreamStalker wrote:My alias allows me to be a crazy conspiracy theorist without being abducted by reptile-like aliens.
Just because they haven't gotten to you yet doesn't mean they're not coming!
Yea but they can only abduct my alias and not the real me.
You hope!

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Re: Aliases

Post by pikov22 » Fri Mar 08, 2013 12:27 pm

jnk wrote:"Grumpy" and "old" are both used as adjectives in the phrase "grumpy, old man."

"Grumpy old man" is, indeed, entirely adjectival in the phrase "grumpy-old-man list."

It is also adjectival in the phrase "Grumpy Old Man Pikov," as in the sentence: "Grumpy Old Man Pikov characteristically attempted to correct Pugsy instead of trying to get the point of what was being said."

Or: "Grumpy Old Man Pikov implied that he wanted help learning this stuff from us because none of us seem to know what the heck we are talking about."
But as I used the phrase, it was not an adjective.

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Re: Aliases

Post by jnk » Fri Mar 08, 2013 12:33 pm

But when Pugsy said . . .
Pugsy wrote: . . . I can't give you the grumpy old man adjective . . .
. . . it made perfect sense and was not inaccurate, since one way to give you "the grumpy old man adjective" would be to call you "Grumpy Old Man Pikov," which would be using "grumpy old man" as an adjective.

Then again, I don't know which is worse--your incorrigible grumpiness or my pointlessly unyeilding grammatical pedanticism.

I guess my only real point is "Please be nice to Pugsy."

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Re: Aliases

Post by Pugsy » Fri Mar 08, 2013 12:34 pm

That's ok jnk...Avi doesn't like the way I "talk" either. I should be used to it by now.
I misspell words and hate English composition...and my fingers can't keep up with my brain.
If someone can't see the time and work I put into composing my thoughts and see past any imperfections...well then I guess I will just find something else to do or someone else to try to help.

I have another "list" that I can put someone on.
jnk wrote:"Grumpy" and "old" are both used as adjectives in the phrase "grumpy, old man."

"Grumpy old man" is, indeed, entirely adjectival in the phrase "grumpy-old-man list."

It is also adjectival in the phrase "Grumpy Old Man Pikov," as in the sentence: "Grumpy Old Man Pikov characteristically attempted to correct Pugsy's grammar instead of trying to get the point of what was being said."

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Re: Aliases

Post by jnk » Fri Mar 08, 2013 12:47 pm

I would like to apologize for my use of the obscure word "pedanticism" instead of the more common "pedantry." I will try to be more careful in the future.

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Re: Aliases

Post by DreamStalker » Fri Mar 08, 2013 12:49 pm

pikov22 wrote:
DreamStalker wrote:
pikov22 wrote:
DreamStalker wrote:My alias allows me to be a crazy conspiracy theorist without being abducted by reptile-like aliens.
Just because they haven't gotten to you yet doesn't mean they're not coming!
Yea but they can only abduct my alias and not the real me.
You hope!
Nahhh, I have no hope ... that's part of my conspiracy theory.
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Re: Aliases

Post by ems » Fri Mar 08, 2013 3:49 pm

pikov22 wrote:So you're a woman. So what?

SO WHAT??? I'm surprised you haven't been hit over the head yet! We are keeping you busy, aren't we? And, we are smart, adorable, funny, sexy and any other lovely and kind adjective you would like to use. And, we are never grumpy like you old guys!

Anyone still wondering why "I" use an alias??
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Re: Aliases

Post by Sheriff Buford » Fri Mar 08, 2013 5:17 pm

ems wrote:
pikov22 wrote:So you're a woman. So what?

SO WHAT??? I'm surprised you haven't been hit over the head yet! We are keeping you busy, aren't we? And, we are smart, adorable, funny, sexy and any other lovely and kind adjective you would like to use. And, we are never grumpy like you old guys!

Anyone still wondering why "I" use an alias??
ok... I'm game.... why?....

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Re: Aliases

Post by DoriC » Fri Mar 08, 2013 7:01 pm

mollete wrote:
pikov22 wrote:However, when a person is giving expert advice, I would like to know who that person is.
Just so I am clear on this:
  • You want "expert" advice;
  • You want the credentials of the "expert" confirmed; and undoubtedly
  • You want all this for "free".
Yeah, GFL on that.[/quote]

OMG!! I'm learning your language! I even understood the "rose"! At first I thought they were for me! This thread is hilarious!! Thanks Pikov22!

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Re: Aliases

Post by jdm2857 » Fri Mar 08, 2013 7:09 pm

jnk wrote:I would like to apologize for my use of the obscure word "pedanticism" instead of the more common "pedantry." I will try to be more careful in the future.
Just don't use "conversate."

Please.
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Re: Aliases

Post by jdm2857 » Fri Mar 08, 2013 7:16 pm

Pikov may regret not using a better alias.

I'm in the next county (Camden), and only about 2 miles from the border!
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Re: Aliases

Post by kaiasgram » Fri Mar 08, 2013 8:02 pm

jdm2857 wrote:
jnk wrote:I would like to apologize for my use of the obscure word "pedanticism" instead of the more common "pedantry." I will try to be more careful in the future.
Just don't use "conversate."

Please.
or "irregardless"

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Re: Aliases

Post by ems » Fri Mar 08, 2013 9:18 pm

Sheriff Buford wrote:
ems wrote:
pikov22 wrote:So you're a woman. So what?

SO WHAT??? I'm surprised you haven't been hit over the head yet! We are keeping you busy, aren't we? And, we are smart, adorable, funny, sexy and any other lovely and kind adjective you would like to use. And, we are never grumpy like you old guys!

Anyone still wondering why "I" use an alias??
ok... I'm game.... why?....

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Re: Aliases

Post by mollete » Sat Mar 09, 2013 3:55 am

DoriC wrote:This thread is hilarious!!
I tell ya, once ANY thread hits about 50 posts, you can pretty much count on

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