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Edited by Officer Nasty:
12/29/2013 6:30:06 AM
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I just had a grammatical epiphany..
Stop what you're doing for a second and think about the word can't. Can't = can not.
Now, repeat this sentence after me: Why can't you be as cool as Officer Nasty.
Take away the apostrophe, and the sentence becomes: Why [b][i]can not[/i][/b] you be as cool as Officer Nasty.
Now how does that make any sense at all? The English language is -blam!-ing weird.
Discuss flaws in the English language
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2 RepliesWhen you remove the apostrophe, you must modify the sentence and make it "Why can you not be as cool as Officer Nasty."
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1 ReplyEdited by Evilcam: 12/29/2013 6:44:25 AMThat is a result of how its use has changed over time. Aliens will explain it to you, if you have the patience to watch that video. Starting around the 9:30 mark, just for ease of use.
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Edited by Arashi Calunata: 12/29/2013 6:42:58 AMFlaws? There are no flaws in the English language. it's all already gibberish on the internet nowadays.
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what is there to discuss, just get over it
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But it still makes sense. It just sounds stupid because no one says that.
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1 ReplyI hate all of you
