Hey...

[Ninja]

Technically you aren't saying it. You are typing it, you (As Juice Box would say,) nublet.

It's also easier to type, nublet.

[RZRider]

Sorry, just trying to point out the technicalities. I am a little OCD when it comes to things like that.

[Ninja]

Sorry, just trying to point out the technicalities. I am a little OCD when it comes to things like that.

I was just joking too.

[shadownight]

Welcome back and welcome knot thug life is real

[Ninja]

Welcome back and welcome knot thug life is real

What does that even mean?!

[shadownight]

Welcome back and welcome knot thug life is real

What does that even mean?!

Let me rewrite my words because our internet cut off while I was editing my sentences
Welcome knot to the forum and punk life is real

[Pencil]

Ayyy welcome to the forums.

Hope ya have a nice time, I trust you'll find us to be quite relaxed and outgoing.

Unless you're talking to Ninja, don't you dare make a grammar mistake in his presence, lest you suffer the lofty consequences.

[Big Bad Bug]

Also, don't utter a word of anything other than pure abhorrence for Catha unless you want a fiery, molten future.

[Pencil]

With, like, no pizza.

At all.

4 real yo

[Ninja]

Ayyy, welcome to the forums.

Hope ya' have a nice time, I trust you'll find us to be quite relaxed and outgoing.

Unless you're talking to Ninja, don't you dare make a grammar mistake in his presence, lest you suffer the lofty consequences.

"Grammar mistake" is not the correct way to say that. It's "grammatical mistake".

[Chimto]

"Grammar mistake" is not the correct way to say that. It's "grammatical mistake".

In English it's valid to use a noun as a pre-modifier in a noun phrase. From any practical viewpoint 'grammar mistake' and 'grammatical mistake' are effectively equivalent and both are common in natural usage.

Back on topic, just ignore Ninja when he (or she, I don't know) corrects your spelling or grammar, or reminds you of a forum rule or guideline. Such a post is often the first sign of a thread being derailed to oblivion.

[Ninja]

"Grammar mistake" is not the correct way to say that. It's "grammatical mistake".

In English it's valid to use a noun as a pre-modifier in a noun phrase. From any practical viewpoint 'grammar mistake' and 'grammatical mistake' are effectively equivalent and both are common in natural usage.

Back on topic, just ignore Ninja when he (or she, I don't know) corrects your spelling or grammar, or reminds you of a forum rule or guideline. Such a post is often the first sign of a thread being derailed to oblivion.

I've already pointed that out numerous times in the past, so I didn't actually need to again. It was just a playful comment, as signified by the derpy smiley.

Also, it's "he".