AWESOME ROBO-DOG!
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- Spookytim
Drinks Irn-Bru
- Jaline0
How many spooky's are on this site?
- robotron3k0
gawddammit! I want one!
- Spookytim0
You mean Spookies.
Just One, I'm prolific.I say 'Prolific', actually I'm just really irritatingly all up in everything like god-damn Noel Edmonds.
- Jnr_Madison0
Fuckin diet IRN-BRU, poof robot dog.
- sikma0
LOL is that just spray painted cardboard?
- chossy0
it's great but not as great as my cat :D which I am calling 'crumple nut' for some reason!!!
The robo dog should be called 'Tiburian 6' :D
- Spookytim0
I don't think so Sikma, I think its an awesome robo-dog from an advanced research institute. They sometimes photoshop a bit of cardboard effect on so the competition can't bite the design.
- marychain0
K9??
Where's Sarah Jane Smith?
- ********0
buftie dog, with nae pips.
- Jaline0
No, to me, his user name is a proper noun. Therefore, you don't change it when making it plural. You just add either an "s" or an "es", depending.
- chossy0
'Tiburian 6 fetch my beers and drinking hammock immediatly'
- marychain0
ummmm....
- Spookytim0
... wait though Jaline, a wooky is a wooky, but wookies are... wookies.
Fkn Star Wars again. I hate Star Wars.
Reverse engineer that into the hallowed Jaline's Bible of grammatically correct English whydontcha.
- Jaline0
Yes, but isn't a wooky a race or group of creatures? (I have no idea about this issue, by the way).
Therefore, they are not just one person or family or place (proper name).
- Jaline0
I can't believe I am talkingn about this, but I just looked it up:
Wookiee
therefore the plural is Wookiees
- Spookytim0
Okay, I think you may possibly be right. Just 'possibly' though, I haven't completely made up my mind up, mind, made... up, about it, just yet.
You have to appreciate that its not particulary pleasant, having my own God-given native language so rudely corrected by someone who is essentially from Canadia. But, I'll fax your enquiry over to UKHQ and see if we can get this whole nasty mess of yours cleared up Jaline.
- shouldn't you fax it to endor? great now i sound like a star wars geek7point34
- kelpie0
Nouns in y.
Final y not immediately preceded by a vowel is changed into ies: lady, ladies. .
But when a vowel immediately precedes, the y remains unchanged: boy, boys; day, days; chimney, chimneys; attorney, attorneys. Nouns ending in -quy take ies: soliloquy, soliloquies. Proper names in y do not usually change the y: the three Marys (but also Maries). So also guy makes guys.
Obs. Such spellings as chimnies, attornies, although frequently used, are accordingly to be avoided
- Jaline0
Sorry, everyone, had a grammar nazi moment. Let's go back to the topic...