Grammar national socialist's, I call you to my service!

[Lord Elavier]

[snip] GOOD LUCK and thank you. [snip]

Out of curiosity, is there any grammar rules that would state it should be "Thank you and good luck" instead of "Good luck and thank you"?

^_^

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[Kingdaro]

not that I know of, but "Thank you and good luck." does sound better.

[Davy]

yeah what king said.

[Night Fox]

nope it's just fine

[Raeyok]

Out of curiosity, is there any grammar rules that would state it should be "Thank you and good luck" instead of "Good luck and thank you"?

^_^

No, but your question should have been worded as follows:

Out of curiosity, is are there any grammar rules that would state it should be, "Thank you and good luck" instead of "Good luck and thank you"?

Although, there should really have been a comma after "Good luck," as in, "Good luck, and thank you."

[Lord Elavier]

No, but your question should have been worded as follows:

Although, there should really have been a comma after "Good luck," as in, "Good luck, and thank you."

Ah, a true grammar national socialist has shown himself.

Thank you very much good sir.
Oh and the rest of you too.

[Cucumber!]

Im' a grammar's nazees'.

[SlayerZ99]

Im' Iam a an grammar'sgrahmers nazees'naz-e.

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[Cucumber!]

Thank's yous.'

[LizzyRascal]

Ah, a true grammar national socialist has shown himself.

Thank you very much good sir.
Oh and the rest of you too.

The statement 'grammar national socialist' is grammatically incorrect. The correct term would be 'grammatically correct national socialist'.

[Name is Unavailable]

Topic title should be "Grammar national socialists", not "Grammar national socialist's." You wouldn't say "Grammar national socialist is, I call you to my service!" Also, Lizzy is right, so the title really should be "Grammatically Correct national socialists, I call you to my service!"

Back on topic, the sentence in question should be written "Thank you, and good luck", but it could also be written as "Good luck, and thank you." Both ways are correct.
In before someone points out a grammar mistake in this post I didn't notice. :s

[Firecycle]

Stink, I'm too late.

[Freek]

I think the second one sounds better.

[Doomonkey]

The statement 'grammar national socialist' is grammatically incorrect. The correct term would be 'grammatically correct national socialist'.

Wrong, they are not national socialists who are grammatically correct, they are national socialists of grammar.

[Azerath]

I wouldn't say that individuals who dislike grammatical errors are that critical, though. Out of all the so called, "Grammar national socialists" I have met, I have never seen one of them try to wipe out the, "inferior grammatically incorrect" people that they have been around.