What about thyne?
…seriously.
This thread got mad serious.
Yeah, they are pretty much all considered Early Modern.
English today is vastly different from the English used 80 years ago, but I don’t think 1928 English in the grand scheme of history is considered anything but “Modern”.
Also, my sentence is way, WAY too old to be considered Victorian. :bluu: So I guess you can’t really use it.
Milton sucks.
You proved yourself “thyne” isn’t a word. I specifically said we should refrain from using such words as thee, thy, thine, thou, etc.
To add “thyne” to this list would be like acknowledging “thyne” as a word, rendering your previous conclusion of it not being a word useless.
Some defender of the English language you are… seriously. j/k
Thyme?
Wow, your sarcasm detector is awesome. (get it that time?)
…seriously.
Yours too, you thought I was being serious?! …seriously. :wgrin:
Rosemary, imo.
Something not meant to be serious in any way has been turned serious.
SRK: SRS BSNS.
Grammar Nazis ACTIVATE!
transforms from a semi truck into Colonel Klink
…seriously.
Shape of…A BUCKET OF WATER!
Seriously, the first one was mad funny British English, then it turned into the unreadable combination of poor grammar Olde and British.
Gets the flying helmet and wet celery ready
KLUMP!
damn this was really funny for bit
and then english shit storm
It was only funny until Loli-boy physically assaulted the english language.
…seriously.
“Return to your asylum and maintain a patriarchy.”
?
Some of you are assholes. He asked for help. You couldn’t even do that; without insulting him. Calm the fuck down. This thread isn’t serious business.
i request spanish/mexican style winquotes. im talking “pinche paisa” status. rat 'staches and all.
Then why take that tone with us?