Deathlok2001
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Darthphere said:You fail.
Note:A compound word still makes it one word.
there' s = there is (contration) 2 words
Darthphere said:You fail.
Note:A compound word still makes it one word.
Deathlok2001 said:I always though that once you actually OWN property ( your own house), you would want to purchase nice looking bookshelfs of some sort in which to store your comics. That way, women will be impressed & NOT jump out the windowwhen they see your comic book collection.
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A famous hot dog vendor said that in order to do his job, he had to learn THREE words,..."What'll Ya Have?"Deathlok2001 said:there' s = there is (contration) 2 words
jaguarr said:While what defines what are "nice looking bookshelfs" is a rather subjective thing (as evidenced by this thread), you would have been better off getting some that don't have the glass doors (as in some with solid wood doors that don't let light in) so that your books would have had more appropriate protection. And, no, comic book collections in general aren't going to be a great way of finding common ground to talk about with most women (and my wife agrees with me on this point).
jag
jaguarr said:While what defines what are "nice looking bookshelfs" is a rather subjective thing (as evidenced by this thread), you would have been better off getting some that don't have the glass doors
Wilhelm-Scream said:Also, since pulling the ladies is a concern, wooden doors would've concealed the comics during the early stages of the relationship.
Deathlok2001 said:dudes, these shelfs come without glass doors. I have to put the glass doors on them.
What I am saying is that changing who you are or changing your hobbies to satisfy a particular female is just wrong. My last gf was cool with my comics.
I think its an excellent test of her character. If she is so put off comics that she will not go out with a dude because he reads comics, then she is a waste of time & very superfical.
Wilhelm-Scream said:A famous hot dog vendor said that in order to do his job, he had to learn THREE words,..."What'll Ya Have?"
His word carries more weight than yours, with me.
Deathlok2001 said:Actually, your wrong. Thats 4 words. What'll = what will, 2 words. (contraction)
Deathlok2001 said:Actually, your wrong. Thats 4 words. What'll = what will, 2 words. (contraction)
Darthphere said:Dude, thats not what you said, you pretty much said that displaying your comics impresses women and thats wrong. Admit it.
Deathlok2001 said:displaying them so they are not looking like some fanboys wet dream will NOT get you women, but it gives a + to the overall appearance of your place.
Carter said:Uh, women don't care about the neatness of my room
Or shelves for that matter
Wilhelm-Scream said:All I find on the intarweb is FAQ's for school writing assignments (which specify how many words are required), and they say:
"Contracted words count as the number of words they would be if they were not contracted. For example, isn't, didn't, I'm, I'll are counted as two words (replacing is not, did not, I am, I will ). Where the contraction replaces one word (e.g. can't for cannot ), it is counted as one word."
Carter said:Uh, women don't care about the neatness of my room
Or shelves for that matter
jaguarr said:I'd like to add one more thought to this already entertaining thread: Every woman of discerning taste that I know LOATHES IKEA and the products they sell. Just something to keep things in perspective, here.
jag
Maybe this whole thread is Deathlok's writing assignment.Darthphere said:Nevermind, I just realized this was for how they would count the word for a school writing assignment.