The Blockland forums.

[Aces]

But we need less Idiots like you. </3

I love Stocking and Tony both, it's kind of like peas and mashed potatoes.

[Ad Bot]

[(Fallen)]

camwhores? There are like 0 camwhores on the forums
And you joined like 10 days ago. You can't really say much dude

[Col. Burton]

bis, furries,

i thot we wur frendz

[Aide33]

I love these forums.
C;

[Yosher]

i love it how you're calling out attention whores while you're attention whoring yourself now

[LizzyRascal]

tactical grammar national socialist inbound

*ahem*

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

i love it how you're calling out attention whores while you're attention whoring yourself now

This.

[Extrude]

No. It's a national socialist of grammar.

[Flamecannon]

A man or women who is irritated with the incorrect usage of grammar and thus takes it upon themselves to correct them, and is often linked to national socialists as they are uniform and take down opposers in the way.

[LizzyRascal]

No. It's a national socialist of grammar.

The word "national socialist" is a proper noun, and all proper nouns start with capital letters.

[Mega-Bear]

The word "national socialist" is a proper noun, and all proper nouns start with capital letters.

Depends. Nowadays "national socialist" isn't exactly a proper noun, as demonstrated by the title "grammar national socialist." If you were reffering to the national socialists of WWII, then yes you would capitalize it.

^Grammar national socialist UMAD.

[Yosher]

Depends. Nowadays "national socialist" isn't exactly a proper noun, as demonstrated by the title "grammar national socialist." If you were reffering to the national socialists of WWII, then yes you would capitalize it.

^Grammar national socialist UMAD.

oh boy, that grammar national socialist just got grammar national socialist'd

[LizzyRascal]

Depends. Nowadays "national socialist" isn't exactly a proper noun, as demonstrated by the title "grammar national socialist." If you were reffering to the national socialists of WWII, then yes you would capitalize it.

But the term "grammar national socialist" is incorrect grammar.

[Col. Burton]

But the term "grammar national socialist" is incorrect grammar.

How about we just say It's a compound proper noun and be over with it.

[Wedge]

The word "national socialist" is a proper noun, and all proper nouns start with capital letters.

I guess it's a good thing you're not a grammar national socialist though considering you just used a comma splice.

Actually the funny thing is most internet grammar national socialists do not actually know much about grammar. You can trip them up on semicolons, comma splices, using the word however incorrectly, incorrectly using who/whom, ending sentences with prepositions (eg what are you talking about), etc.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma_splice

My view is that anybody who calls themselves a grammar national socialist and does not have a copy of the Little, Brown Handbook within immediate reach is a wannabe grammar national socialist.

[LizzyRascal]

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Okay.