slurpyslop

it’s not a mistake because it’s not a real rule

This isn’t an example of how modern English is going to the dogs. Less has been used this way for well over a thousand years—nearly as long as there’s been a written English language. But for more than 200 years almost every usage writer and English teacher has declared such use to be wrong. The received rule seems to have originated with the critic Robert Baker, who expressed it not as a law but as a matter of personal preference. Somewhere along the way—it’s not clear how—his preference was generalized and elevated to an absolute, inviolable rule.

one less thing for you to worry about

i like the concept of hiring other gooners to have a big sweaty circlejerk with

you ask a comedically loaded question, receive one in response, then get mad?

what?

Pop it on the list

if there were some figures i could fiddle to fit that narrative, do you think that would mean that cutting down 250 acres of forest would actually be worth it rather than a convenience somebody has gussied up as “necessary” because it would make them a profit?

shows what you guys know

i met a girl through her bio last week and it turns out we’re so compatible we have the same social security number, birthday and mother’s maiden name

pop it on the list

lmao

buddy if your replies get any dumber i’m going to have to assume you’re an andrew tate fan

what are you asking me to prove? that tate was held without being charged?

i do find it slightly horrifying that in romania they can just decide to put you in prison indefinitely without having to prove you did anything

can you just not read

i’m referring to his initial arrest

• tate arrested 2022/12/30
• tate still not charged 2023/01/25
• tate still not charged 2023/02/10
• tate custody extended
• tate still not charged 2023/04/01
• tate charged 2023/06/21

in the us, if you’re arrested you need to be charged or released within a fixed period, usually up to 72 hours

tate was arrested in december, held for 3 months without being charged, was moved to house arrest, then was charged in june

• tate arrested 2022/12/30
• tate still not charged 2023/01/25
• tate still not charged 2023/02/10
• tate custody extended
• tate still not charged 2023/04/01
• tate charged 2023/06/21

simply put, you don’t know what you’re talking about

• tate arrested 2022/12/30
• tate still not charged 2023/01/25
• tate still not charged 2023/02/10
• tate custody extended
• tate still not charged 2023/04/01
• tate charged 2023/06/21

Either you’re playing dumb or you are dumb

if you’re arrested in the us, you have to be charged or released within a specific timeframe

they can’t just detain you indefinitely for fun

when tate was initially arrested he was held for months without being charged

when tate was initially arrested he was held for months without being charged

i’m not defending tate he deserves to rot in prison

i’m saying that a government shouldn’t have the power to just dump you in prison without having a reason for it

when tate was initially arrested he was held for months without being charged

being absolutely fine with a system that allows that because in this instance it happened to fall onto a guy you don’t like is brain rot

you think the osu protestors that were just released without being charged would’ve been released at all without a law requiring them to be charged within 24 hours?

banning and deleting your multiple accounts troll accounts defending Tate

i have literally no idea what you’re talking about and it makes you sound unhinged

i do find it slightly horrifying that in romania they can just decide to put you in prison indefinitely without having to prove you did anything