I don’t want to suffer an’y more than I h’ave ‘to
QUIC’K, P’ULL’ TH’E TR”IGG’E'R””’
November 30th, 2012
316 - the walkin’ dead
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I don’t want to suffer an’y more than I h’ave ‘to
QUIC’K, P’ULL’ TH’E TR”IGG’E'R””’
Antics will never be the same ;__;
I’m very sorry, but … “Kill whom”
Also, it’s ‘Kill whom?’
You shall not be forgotten, neither your mistakes.
W’ell mi’ss you Copernicus’! T_T
lol that ain’t even an apostrophe.
am i talking to myself?
yes.
Its’ completely necessary.
OH GOD WHY FLETCHER! GUNS ARE’NT S’POSSED TO DO THAT!
cant’…..breathe……side’s….hurting…..
@RandomPie
I will shoot you after I have my grammatical seizure. do’nt try to… oh wait…
Not gonna lie, I cried…
^^^You’d better be trolling lol
Are you really gonna kill you’re mate !?
congratulations! this is copernicus’s 50th unseen death! or not. i haven’t really been counting, but this sort of thing has happened a lot.
I made sure that I use them right just to be sure.
thats’ not even inc’rrect, if y’ think ’bout it as on’ god…
One of the best so far, hahah
g’ood’bye c’ruel’ worl’d
I honestly don’t get it….
Hammer of the Gods meaning more than one god. Hammer of the God’s would be a single gods hammer such as in the case with Thor’s Hammer. apostrophe s would be possesive. God’s Hammer or Hammer of the Gods would be correct but not Hammer of the God’s.
However, if the gun belongs to someone/thing called “Hammer of the God” (perhaps a musician?) then the grammar is perfectly valid.
Compare “System of a Down’s new album”, for example.
@Smith when the hell did System of a Down come out with a new album :O
BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY, BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY, BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY