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120d·9/24/2014 in Wiki Discussion

Lately, I have noticed that people keep calling Mr. and Mrs. Turner "Mom" and "Dad". Please stop doing this. There are only three exeptions to not calling them this:

1. In Quotes and Transcripts, this means if a character, most likely Timmy calls them "Mom" and "Dad", then you can use those, but do not write something like "Mom: We are leaving you here with Vicky."

2. On episode image pages in the "[episode name] Images by Character" section, but only what appears, so do not have "Mom/images/Love at First Height" as the link. Also, do not have them in a caption, unless the first exception applies.

3. On their main pages, but only in the first paragraph and the infobox as a nickname.

Please do not continue doing this. If you can think of anymore exceptions that I have missed please tell me.

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120d·9/27/2014

Heeha wrote:

120d wrote:

Heeha wrote:

120d wrote:

Heeha wrote:
...When did you become an admin?

First, I became admin on July 15, 2014.

Second, you should not have a elipsis before your statement since it is not a continuation of something.

Third, please keep conversation on topic.

You do realzie that the elipsis is used to indicate a slight pause? Which is what I was doing. Slightly pausing. Not everything has to be about grammar, dude.

You should always use the correct grammar. Also, I am away of that. It is also supposed to not be use at the beginning of a sentence, unless it is a continuation of something. All you needed to write was "When did you become Admin?".

But using an elipsis illustrates mys light pause. Anyway, I wouldn't say what I said is incorrect. Literally everybody does it.

I hate it when people say "Literally". Especially, before "everybody" because it is redundant or make the statement untrue. I do not add an elipsis before I write something because I know correct grammar and it doesn't work well in writing.

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Heeha·9/27/2014

120d wrote:

Heeha wrote:

120d wrote:

Heeha wrote:

120d wrote:

Heeha wrote:
...When did you become an admin?

First, I became admin on July 15, 2014.

Second, you should not have a elipsis before your statement since it is not a continuation of something.

Third, please keep conversation on topic.

You do realzie that the elipsis is used to indicate a slight pause? Which is what I was doing. Slightly pausing. Not everything has to be about grammar, dude.

But using an elipsis illustrates mys light pause. Anyway, I wouldn't say what I said is incorrect. Literally everybody does it.

Actually it works very well in writing if you're trying to illustrate a point and care more about that then some stupid thing that only English teachers would make a fuss about.

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120d·9/27/2014

Heeha wrote:

120d wrote:

Heeha wrote:

120d wrote:

Heeha wrote:

120d wrote:

Heeha wrote:
...When did you become an admin?

First, I became admin on July 15, 2014.

Second, you should not have a elipsis before your statement since it is not a continuation of something.

Third, please keep conversation on topic.

You do realzie that the elipsis is used to indicate a slight pause? Which is what I was doing. Slightly pausing. Not everything has to be about grammar, dude.

But using an elipsis illustrates mys light pause. Anyway, I wouldn't say what I said is incorrect. Literally everybody does it.

Actually it works very well in writing if you're trying to illustrate a point and care more about that then some stupid thing that only English teachers would make a fuss about.

Please stop talking about this. It is off topic and your grammar is worse than mine is.

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Heeha·9/27/2014

I never said my grammar was better than yours though?

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120d·9/27/2014

Heeha wrote:
I never said my grammar was better than yours though?

I know. I was trying to make a point about your misuse of "then".

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Shirley Carlos·9/28/2014

120d wrote:

Heeha wrote:
I never said my grammar was better than yours though?

I know. I was trying to make a point about your misuse of "then".

Are you trying to be a pretentious jerk? Quit harassing people over something insignificant.

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120d·9/30/2014

Rue Sinclair wrote:

120d wrote:

Heeha wrote:
I never said my grammar was better than yours though?

I know. I was trying to make a point about your misuse of "then".

Are you trying to be a pretentious jerk? Quit harassing people over something insignificant.

First, he started it.

Second, it isn't being a pretentious jerk or harassing people if you are trying to make them stop using bad grammar.

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Heeha·9/30/2014

120d wrote:

Rue Sinclair wrote:

120d wrote:

Heeha wrote:
I never said my grammar was better than yours though?

I know. I was trying to make a point about your misuse of "then".

Are you trying to be a pretentious jerk? Quit harassing people over something insignificant.

First, he started it.

Second, it isn't being a pretentious jerk or harassing people if you are trying to make them stop using bad grammar.

There's a difference between using bad grammar and illustrating a point. Also, I didn't start it. I asked you when you had become admin and then you made a big deal because I put an elipsus before my sentence.

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120d·10/1/2014

Heeha wrote:

120d wrote:

Rue Sinclair wrote:

120d wrote:

Heeha wrote:
I never said my grammar was better than yours though?

I know. I was trying to make a point about your misuse of "then".

Are you trying to be a pretentious jerk? Quit harassing people over something insignificant.

First, he started it.

Second, it isn't being a pretentious jerk or harassing people if you are trying to make them stop using bad grammar.

You started it by adding a comment that is irelevent to the topic. You could have just messaged to me on my wall.

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MarniDio·10/1/2014

Don't you guys think you should drop this now? This is really pointless.

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What do you think?