Grammar national socialists: How far would they take a grammatical error?

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Eitherway if you people want to claim you "didn't know what I meant"

Nike is also inspired by the greek word nika.

So by a simple google search you can compare nike and nika and find out they are essentially the same so the typo still kinda made sense in a way.

I didn't even know until today that Nike and Nika are the exact same thing.

But you have the tools available to you to find this out on your own. You don't need to ask me what I meant 5 or 6 or 7 times.



Why does this thread have 5 pages? It's just a grammar error. Get over it.

I didn't even know until today that Nike and Nika are the exact same thing.

But you have the tools available to you to find this out on your own. You don't need to ask me what I meant 5 or 6 or 7 times.




Nike also means the same loving thing.

You do realize Nike has a meaning besides being a sports brand, right?





In ancient Greek religion, Nike (/ˈnaɪki/; Ancient Greek: Νίκη, "Victory" [nǐːkɛː]) was a goddess who personified victory. Her Roman equivalent was Victoria.

tony how many times do i have to tell you stop trolling and derailing my posts

It seems fitting that the sports company nike picked the name "nike" because it stands for victory.

Nika = victory

Nike = goddess of victory


It's the same loving stuff, so stop baiting me over a typo. Even as a typo it still means the same thing.

TONY i told you stop derailing my posts


This is my thread.
no it's my thread because it's about me now stop derailing it

no it's my thread because it's about me now stop derailing it

this is some serious bait

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