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Neither does "Combat". Why the hell can't they just spell things correctly for a change?
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Maverick42 wrote:
> What the hell are you talking about?
>
> As well as the fact that nobody gives a flying feck, a 'cart' is some
> form of open topped vehicle used to carry goods and the word 'kart'
> came into practice when small, speedy vehicles (i.e. Go-Karts) were
> used for racing.
>
> So do your homework next time, eh? And stop trying to start pointless
> arguments.
finally, somebody giving me a little help....
> What the hell are you talking about?
>
> As well as the fact that nobody gives a flying feck, a 'cart' is some
> form of open topped vehicle used to carry goods and the word 'kart'
> came into practice when small, speedy vehicles (i.e. Go-Karts) were
> used for racing.
>
> So do your homework next time, eh? And stop trying to start pointless
> arguments.
finally, somebody giving me a little help....
What the hell are you talking about?
As well as the fact that nobody gives a flying feck, a 'cart' is some form of open topped vehicle used to carry goods and the word 'kart' came into practice when small, speedy vehicles (i.e. Go-Karts) were used for racing.
So do your homework next time, eh? And stop trying to start pointless arguments.
As well as the fact that nobody gives a flying feck, a 'cart' is some form of open topped vehicle used to carry goods and the word 'kart' came into practice when small, speedy vehicles (i.e. Go-Karts) were used for racing.
So do your homework next time, eh? And stop trying to start pointless arguments.
"A miniature car used in racing. Also called go-cart."
There it is. Spelt with a "C". Right there.
There it is. Spelt with a "C". Right there.
Blank wrote:
> Not at all. I'm saying that nobody has any reason to take you
> seriously on good English when you can't even use capital letters
> correctly.
you can take me seriously or not, i dont really care... how i use capital letters here(and it is still nothing to do with me arguing with you about spelling...they are separate.)
> ok then, why does this not prove my argument then?
>
> Come on, it's quite simple....
if its so simple, tell me..or dont you really know?
> Not at all. I'm saying that nobody has any reason to take you
> seriously on good English when you can't even use capital letters
> correctly.
you can take me seriously or not, i dont really care... how i use capital letters here(and it is still nothing to do with me arguing with you about spelling...they are separate.)
> ok then, why does this not prove my argument then?
>
> Come on, it's quite simple....
if its so simple, tell me..or dont you really know?
dooz2k2 wrote:
> Blank wrote:
> I didn't say that it was.
>
> by making a comment about capitalising the start of a sentence when
> you are talking about proper spelling gives the impression that you
> think capital letters are a part of spelling.....dont go trying to
> get out of that.
Not at all. I'm saying that nobody has any reason to take you seriously on good English when you can't even use capital letters correctly.
> ok then, why does this not prove my argument then?
Come on, it's quite simple....
> Blank wrote:
> I didn't say that it was.
>
> by making a comment about capitalising the start of a sentence when
> you are talking about proper spelling gives the impression that you
> think capital letters are a part of spelling.....dont go trying to
> get out of that.
Not at all. I'm saying that nobody has any reason to take you seriously on good English when you can't even use capital letters correctly.
> ok then, why does this not prove my argument then?
Come on, it's quite simple....
Blank wrote:
> I didn't say that it was.
by making a comment about capitalising the start of a sentence when you are talking about proper spelling gives the impression that you think capital letters are a part of spelling.....dont go trying to get out of that.
>
> But when you are arguing about spelling, it rather is.
i am arguing that you saying the word "kart" is spelt incorrectly is an invalid argument....it is not to do with proper spelling on the internet...that is not always required.
>
> I'm still wondering when you'll realise that your quote from
> Dictionary.com doesn't prove your argument.
ok then, why does this not prove my argument then?
> I didn't say that it was.
by making a comment about capitalising the start of a sentence when you are talking about proper spelling gives the impression that you think capital letters are a part of spelling.....dont go trying to get out of that.
>
> But when you are arguing about spelling, it rather is.
i am arguing that you saying the word "kart" is spelt incorrectly is an invalid argument....it is not to do with proper spelling on the internet...that is not always required.
>
> I'm still wondering when you'll realise that your quote from
> Dictionary.com doesn't prove your argument.
ok then, why does this not prove my argument then?
dooz2k2 wrote:
> Capitalising the start of a sentence is not spelling, it is grammar.
I didn't say that it was.
> Also, I bring to your attention that this is the Internet...a place
> where perfect spelling, grammar or punctuation is not a prerequisite
But when you are arguing about spelling, it rather is.
I'm still wondering when you'll realise that your quote from Dictionary.com doesn't prove your argument.
> Capitalising the start of a sentence is not spelling, it is grammar.
I didn't say that it was.
> Also, I bring to your attention that this is the Internet...a place
> where perfect spelling, grammar or punctuation is not a prerequisite
But when you are arguing about spelling, it rather is.
I'm still wondering when you'll realise that your quote from Dictionary.com doesn't prove your argument.
Capitalising the start of a sentence is not spelling, it is grammar.
Also, I bring to your attention that this is the Internet...a place where perfect spelling, grammar or punctuation is not a prerequisite
Also, I bring to your attention that this is the Internet...a place where perfect spelling, grammar or punctuation is not a prerequisite
You're trying to get into an argument about spelling when you don't know that sentences start with capital letters? Tsk, tsk.
its in the dictionary...it is "PROBABLY" from the trademark...and i am not a moron.
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