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English: 97% Science: 83% French: 93% Art: 98% -Grade 9.

Hmmm, turns out it actually depends on where you live. http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/ ... tation.htm Ah, well I am Canadian. :)

What happened to Varrock being updated? :-k

Good luck Mr.Simpson. =D>

No apostrophe plox :twisted: Capitalize the E in English and separate "noone." The period comes after the quotations. :oops: I don't mind if people don't use correct grammar or not. As long as I can read it it's fine with me. :) Are you sure? Because I thought that punctuation always went under quotations. Not in this case, if the subject being quoted is a full sentance you would give it's according punctuation. Ex: Who was it who said: "The Bigger they are, the harder they fall?" the punctuation is inside the quatation because the subject is a question. Actually, according to both The Associated Press Stylebook and Elements of Style, commas always go inside quotation marks. Too bad that's a period, not a comma. :wink:

Wow, that sucks Jesse. Sorry to hear that. This whole jail thing, although may be the only thing that will straighten her out - might create quite the predictiment between the two of you.

Okay, there's no people dying on MY watch! ***Summons the entirety of his powers and brings Shinyblade99 back to life with them, then raises a shield to protect Shinyblade99 and himself...*** Now that we're safe inside this shield, WHOM do you think are the group of Mystery Editors??? :-s ~Mr. D. V. Devnull I LOL'ed, just so you know. :oops:

Toaster Struddle. :) I can go with breakfast in the morning, just a little more hungry than I usually am at lunch.

I..I...I'd probably go all emo and stuff.

It is, she's just quite a busy women.

I used to be afraid of being home alone when I was younger; but now I just love it. Blare the music, or invite a "friend" over. :-w

No apostrophe plox :twisted: Capitalize the E in English and separate "noone." The period comes after the quotations. :oops: I don't mind if people don't use correct grammar or not. As long as I can read it it's fine with me. :) Are you sure? Because I thought that punctuation always went under quotations. Not in this case, if the subject being quoted is a full sentance you would give it's according punctuation. Ex: Who was it who said: "The Bigger they are, the harder they fall?" the punctuation is inside the quatation because the subject is a question.

My step father says **** stew. :(

No apostrophe plox :twisted: Capitalize the E in English and separate "noone." The period comes after the quotations. :oops: I don't mind if people don't use correct grammar or not. As long as I can read it it's fine with me. :)

Well, Laikrob is quite the fan of herblore and farming, she is female and collects burnt monkfish. Just a thought. :-w She too also loves Pink Floyd :ohnoes: Hmm, she's a sensible person, i'm sure she uses Firefox. :wink: Only thing is, she's over 100 combat..

Says the guy that can barely speak English. They write great articles. If you don't appreciate them, don't read them.

Honoured. For a little while, then I'd get quite anoyyed i'm sure.

Well, Laikrob is quite the fan of herblore and farming, she is female and collects burnt monkfish. Just a thought. :-w

LOL! Cut a bananna with a whip, that's some Indiana Jones junk right there. :lol: *Pictures someone cutting a bananna with a Warspear*

So you're saying that a dagger can be used for fletching?

Ever heard of Welland? :P Hmm nope. I've only been to various cities in Canada, mostly in Ontario: Guelph, Sarna, Hamilton, Barrie, Toronto, Ottawa, Kingston, Peterborough, Owen Sound, Sudbury, SSM, Kitchener, Stratford, Oakville, Mississauga, Oshawa, Belleville, Brampton, London, Windsor, Vancouver, Montreal, Quebec City, yea that's about it, so I've never heard of Welland. I live in Sarnia. :)

Unfortunate I missed it, congratulations to you.

Hmmm, good topic. :) I'm not sure what it would be, i'd imagine it would be pretty cool though.

Looks good to me wolfy. Well done. :3>

I didn't know you were a Tip.It'er! I'll try to be there. Grats in advance mate.