It\'s here, PS3 has arrived...

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Prober ?

As in a Prober who probes Earthlings with delectable instruments and subjecting them naughty experiments?

that\'s proberly what he meant....

[Titan]

honestly even I have problems with the word "its and "it\'s" too.

Me too but it\'s still fun to poke fun at Unicron because he sucks at Engrish being on that little island of his

[Viper_Fujax]

except evi did it first..and like 3 hours before you..yet you still tried

oh look I made a spelling mistake


I have 2 dictionaries and none of them have the definition of "tee" in it. Now t-shirt is in every English dictionary in existance.
And since  tee has so many meanings how on earth would I know which of all the meanings it was directed at?
It seems "tee" is a newly added word in dictionaries after frequent use of it

Anyways unlike you I have an excuse for every grammar or spelling mistake I make. English is not my first language.

[Titan]

except evi did it first..and like 3 hours before you..yet you still tried

It\'s the effort that counts

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uhm...what happened to uni\'s skank avy?..

[Evi]

I have 2 dictionaries and none of them have the definition of "tee" in it. Now t-shirt is in every English dictionary in existance.

That\'s "existence". And you seriously need to invest in some real dictionaries, not the picture-filled crap they give you in Cyprus.

It seems "tee" is a newly added word in dictionaries after frequent use of it

No, that word has been around for quite a long time. Sorry to burst your bubble.

Anyways unlike you I have an excuse for every grammar or spelling mistake I make. English is not my first language.

That\'s fine, just don\'t use your ghetto dictionaries as an excuse and certainly don\'t argue with those whose first language IS English.

Also, boobies:

uhm...what happened to uni\'s skank avy?..

I don\'t know, but I want it back!

That\'s "existence". And you seriously need to invest in some real dictionaries, not the picture-filled crap they give you in Cyprus.


No, that word has been around for quite a long time. Sorry to burst your bubble.


That\'s fine, just don\'t use your ghetto dictionaries as an excuse and certainly don\'t argue with those whose first language IS English.

Yeah your first language is English and you use words like wanna, gonna, tee for t-shirt, motha fucka,  etc like real words. And you ve got them in your dictionary. Which means that you ve got the ghetto dictionary

[CHIZZY]

Remember kids, Unicron most likely has a decent grip on at least one more language than you do...one of the hardest to master at that. I poke fun at the kid, but it\'s all good natured.

Plus he\'s good in the sack.
 
Look up sack in your dictionary.

[Evi]

Yeah your first language is English and you use words like wanna, gonna, tee for t-shirt, motha fucka,  etc like real words. And you ve got them in your dictionary. Which means that you ve got the ghetto dictionary

What are you talking about? Tee is not slang, it\'s a letter. A T-shirt is a shirt shaped like a Tee. And gonna is in the dictionary, but it is an informal contraction and does not sound right. Then again, a lot of English words don\'t sound right. And mother fucker is a real term. Don\'t know why you have to ghetto it up with your weird spelling.

But kudos to you for learning a language that is not only hard, but incredibly ridiculous because it is an orgy compilation of many different languages and many of the words don\'t follow any of the rules of English. You seem to have a fairly good grasp on the language (more than a lot of people I know whose second language is English), so good for you.

I still think you should get a text dictionary and not a color-by-number, picture-filled Cyprus dictionary.

What are you talking about? Tee is not slang, it\'s a letter. A T-shirt is a shirt shaped like a Tee. And gonna is in the dictionary, but it is an informal contraction and does not sound right. Then again, a lot of English words don\'t sound right. And mother fucker is a real term. Don\'t know why you have to ghetto it up with your weird spelling.

But kudos to you for learning a language that is not only hard, but incredibly ridiculous because it is an orgy compilation of many different languages and many of the words don\'t follow any of the rules of English. You seem to have a fairly good grasp on the language (more than a lot of people I know whose second language is English), so good for you.

I still think you should get a text dictionary and not a color-by-number, picture-filled Cyprus dictionary.

Exactly. Tee doesnt equal to t-shirt. "Tee" just refers to anything shaped like a T.
 And that was my point about certain words. Words like "gonna" "wanna" arent prober english but they are added in the dictionary because they are used commonly everyday especially in an age like ours. So informal not-so-correct english words are added in new dictionaries. Old dictionaries which are trying to be grammatically correct to genuine clean english (if such a description can be used) lack many of these words
 And I am using a very thick text dictionary

[Titan]

Yeah your first language is English and you use words like wanna, gonna, tee for t-shirt, motha fucka,  etc like real words. And you ve got them in your dictionary. Which means that you ve got the ghetto dictionary

Wanna and gonna aren\'t in the dictionary dumb dumb. They\'re these words called "slang". Its this informal way of speaking. Gonna and wanna are used online because its easier to type than "going to" and "want to". But they were used in slang first orally. Who knows though. Slang words have ended up in the dictionary and now used as common language or more accepted.

[Evi]

Words like "gonna" "wanna" arent prober english but they are added in the dictionary because they are used commonly everyday especially in an age like ours.

Dude! What the crap is wrong with you? You just wrote "prober" again. It\'s PROPER with a "p". At least learn something in the midst of all of this.

And just because it\'s used (wanna, gonna, etc...) , doesn\'t make it right. I know it\'s common, but English is like that (which is why it\'s so hard for people to learn it). But those words are more conversational than proper. You wouldn\'t write those words in an English paper. You\'d get marked down considerably.

 Exactly. Tee doesnt equal to t-shirt. "Tee" just refers to anything shaped like a T.

No it doesn\'t. It has many different meanings.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/tee

English is a language where one word can mean a whole bunch of different things. Yet another reason why English is hard to learn.

let\'s stay on topic people...

titan is a homo