Adult forum.

[lj]

Do not change anything. Thier is nothing wrong with what is printed.

there is ! It is incorrect, grammatically.

Use of incorrect English is, however, a personal choice, but it does not accurately convey the intended meaning.

[BondageGames]

I could be extremely pedantic and say that the really correct version is :

"No-one, under the age of 21, is allowed to view these pages"

Whoa whoa... You can't do this one. "under the age of 21" is the main point of the statement, therefore commas would be saying that the part inside of the commas can be removed without changing the overall idea of the sentence/statement.

Saying "No one <> is allowed to view these pages" is ENTIRELY different than saying "No one under the age of 21 is allowed to view these pages."

The correct way to use "no one" (just for the record) is that you use the noun that describes the subject. Say you're talking about a person (which we are).

The "perfect" way this would be put it "No one person under the age of 21 years is allowed to view any of the pages below!"

Okay, so I changed it to how I want it... Point is that it SHOULD be "No one person" because TECHNICALLY, if it just says "no one" then someone under 21 could make the argument that you were talking about dogs, or monkeys because you're not saying what the one thing is that isn't allowed to view these pages.

[BondageGames]

Do not change anything. Thier is nothing wrong with what is printed.

there is ! It is incorrect, grammatically.

Use of incorrect English is, however, a personal choice, but it does not accurately convey the intended meaning.

EL JAY! Hay yoo stop makin peepul feel dumm, oh kay? if dey wanna sound ignant dats theyre chois!




Sorry, couldn't resist... But man that hurt my brain!

[RADER]

The problem is there is 2 types of English; American & England.
Both are correct on thier own side of the Pond. Rader

[bound_jenny]

The problem is there is 2 types of English; American & England.
Both are correct on thier own side of the Pond. Rader

And either can be misspelled and/or grammatically mangled.

Jenny.

[anna]

Please all, try to keep this on a friendly level.

I have made some changes to the banner in the interest of not spreading incorrect use of English. Any other changes are unlikely at this time.

[lj]

thank you for promoting the use of correct English

and we will forgive those unfortunates over on the other side of the pond who persist in abusing the Mother Tongue

[RADER]

thank you for promoting the use of correct English

and we will forgive those unfortunates over on the other side of the pond who persist in abusing the Mother Tongue

Who's Mother? Mine came from Poland.

[RADER]

Please all, try to keep this on a friendly level.

I have made some changes to the banner in the interest of not spreading incorrect use of English. Any other changes are unlikely at this time.

I hope you can keep the piece in the Family. LOL Rae

[onestrangeguy]

I'll bet that Anna is really sorry that she ever borught this issue to our attention. I'm certainly glad that I'm not the one that started it.

[lj]

I'm sure we will all stay friends...just a bit of fun

[bound_jenny]

I'm sure we will all stay friends...just a bit of fun

Ditto. Just a bit of friendly needling.

Jenny.

[anna]

I'll bet that Anna is really sorry that she ever borught this issue to our attention. I'm certainly glad that I'm not the one that started it.

Not at all, this has been a very interesting thread and I have enjoyed following it. And some exchanges of whip marks and such are only a sign of a healthy community.

[Kronopticon]

you can certainly say that again. although i think a bit more whipping is in order

[Gheist]

Dont overdo it.