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Spelling mistakes?

Are you sure yu haven't bought the Jennifer Government "Summer NS General Edition"?

Major-Tom wrote:Why am I full of apathy?

Because of things like this?

Lautrec- wrote:Spelling mistakes?

Are you sure yu haven't bought the Jennifer Government "Summer NS General Edition"?

All books are bound to contain at least one typo. From time to time, whenever I read an old article that I did for my nation, or an assignment that was saved onto the cloud... I can see plenty of typos.

Just be glad it was not like that recalled cookbook that had a recipe that had a horrific typo: replacing pepper with people.

Luziyca wrote:All books are bound to contain at least one typo. From time to time, whenever I read an old article that I did for my nation, or an assignment that was saved onto the cloud... I can see plenty of typos.

Just be glad it was not like that recalled cookbook that had a recipe that had a horrific typo: replacing pepper with people.

Luziyca wrote:Just be glad it was not like that recalled cookbook that had a recipe that had a horrific typo: replacing pepper with people.

If it's called "How to Serve Man"... that wasn't a typo.

Gnark wrote:

Luziyca wrote:Just be glad it was not like that recalled cookbook that had a recipe that had a horrific typo: replacing pepper with people.

If it's called "How to Serve Man"... that wasn't a typo.

Nope, not that. It was the Pasta Bible.

Lautrec- wrote:Spelling mistakes?

Are you sure yu haven't bought the Jennifer Government "Summer NS General Edition"?

Isn't that just Mein Kampf?

Luziyca wrote:

Gnark wrote:If it's called "How to Serve Man"... that wasn't a typo.

Nope, not that. It was the Pasta Bible.

I have that. I was catching a train, needed something to read, and there was a sort of bookstall near the ticket gate. The Masta Bible was the cheapest thing she had.

I'm looking in it now. It's the recipe for tagliatelle with sadists and prosecutors and ... yep, there it is. Freshly ground black people.

It isn't. You're on drugs.

The Great Devourer of All wrote:It isn't. You're on drugs.

What isn't?

If by "it" you mean it, then you're plainly wrong to deny it's existence. Contradicting yourself in fact, since you acknowledge the existence of it, and in the very next word deny it's existence.

"It isn't" is an anguished expression of nihilism. If you're taking drugs, you should stop! If you aren't, you should start!

Lautrec- wrote:Spelling mistakes?

Are you sure yu haven't bought the Jennifer Government "Summer NS General Edition"?

Is that the edition with the foreword by Herby?

Ailiailia wrote:

Luziyca wrote:Nope, not that. It was the Pasta Bible.

I have that. I was catching a train, needed something to read, and there was a sort of bookstall near the ticket gate. The Masta Bible was the cheapest thing she had.

I'm looking in it now. It's the recipe for tagliatelle with sadists and prosecutors and ... yep, there it is. Freshly ground black people.

I never had it. I only heard of it by way of John Green.

Ailiailia wrote:

The Great Devourer of All wrote:It isn't. You're on drugs.

What isn't?

If by "it" you mean it, then you're plainly wrong to deny it's existence. Contradicting yourself in fact, since you acknowledge the existence of it, and in the very next word deny it's existence.

"It isn't" is an anguished expression of nihilism. If you're taking drugs, you should stop! If you aren't, you should start!

I would put this in my sig if I had room. And I meant to say that JG isn't full of spelling mistakes.

The Great Devourer of All wrote:

Ailiailia wrote:
What isn't?

If by "it" you mean it, then you're plainly wrong to deny it's existence. Contradicting yourself in fact, since you acknowledge the existence of it, and in the very next word deny it's existence.

"It isn't" is an anguished expression of nihilism. If you're taking drugs, you should stop! If you aren't, you should start!

I would put this in my sig if I had room. And I meant to say that JG isn't full of spelling mistakes.

Dude, do not go down the rabbit hole of nihilistic levels of deduction, you won't come back.