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whizzball1 said
:D:DI'm a scientist. Treating English as a science works perfectly fine for me. =P Although opinions are subjective so it's silly to argue about them.

I just simply find English incredibly boring. Take me as far as talking about independent and delendent clauses and I'll groan loudly. Heck, I even rolled my eyes when I typed that.

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Spiritblitz said
Well, I started a business. A courier business. *chuckles*Thank you, and I like your name also. Just add a "n" to the end and it'll fit with your hair.

*Reaches for my hair for a split second to inspect it, then I fully process the statement and grin*
Ah. Clever man.

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Dynamics said
Says you.

They can, but they don't have to. I'm one who particularly doesn't like Biology, and is indifferent when it cones to Meteorology.

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Dynamics said
I don't know whether to groan or applaud.

Groaning followed by grudgingly applauding would be the best reaction, I would say.

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Dynamics said
As a scientist, I disagree.

A scientist doesn't have to enjoy every branch of science out there.

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Spiritblitz said
Myst. I wouldn't expect it not to.

That's a nice name. I feel Mystified.

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Host said
But grammar is beautiful.

Decent grammar is good, but to treat the English language like it's a science is incredibly dull and boring.

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whizzball1 said
I absolutely love dealing with all the intricacies of English grammar. Not many others do, though, it can be really infuriating. Bleh.

Host said
I like it.

You're both weirdos.

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Host said
YOU COULDVE JUST SAID THAT.

Like I knew what would trigger that in your head.

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Host said
IONIC BONDS. YOURE SPEAKING OF IONIC BONDS.

That's the type of bond, but the reaction I'm talking about is a redox reaction. Single replacement, double replacment.