For grammar nerds and/or history nerds

[Econoline]

Missing apostrophe...or a summary of British history?

[Lord Jim]

[Gob]

[Lord Jim]

One correction:

For grammar nerds and/or history nerds

Those of us who are into history are not called "history nerds"...

We're referred to as "history scholars"...

[liberty]

One correction:

For grammar nerds and/or history nerds

Those of us who are into history are not called "history nerds"...

We're referred to as "history scholars"...

Right on brother, we are the normal one it is all the others that are the odd balls.

[MajGenl.Meade]

Right on brother, we are the normal one it is all the others that are the odd balls.

Siamese twins - LJ and lib? Whodda thunk?

[liberty]

Right on brother, we are the normal one it is all the others that are the odd balls.

Siamese twins - LJ and lib? Whodda thunk?

Meade looks up from his burro with his gold and says where are your Ses. “We don’t need no stinking” Ses is the reply.

[liberty]

One correction:

For grammar nerds and/or history nerds

Those of us who are into history are not called "history nerds"...

We're referred to as "history scholars"...

Right on brother, we are the normal ones it is all the others that are the odd balls.

Happy now Adolf.

[MajGenl.Meade]

Well, one sentence needs punctuation between 'ones' and "it". Furthermore, 'Right on brother' requires a full stop so "we" should be "We" and may I suggest a comma after 'Right on'?

'Ses' is a little awkward. It is likely that 'esses', awkward as that is, may have been more immediately clear. However, the rule is that capitalized letters would be shown as in Ss, while lower case would be s's.

Also, in the movie to which you refer, the sentence 'we don't need no stinking badges' does not occur. The actual quote is: "Badges? We ain't got no badges! We don't need no badges! I don't have to show you any stinking badges!" Here is the clip:



There is one final point. Gold Hat utters his lines before he is in possession of any burros laden with gold.

Now I'm happy.

yrs
Adolf

PS I'm sure you didn't expect to get away with "Happy now Adolf" when it should be "Happy now, Adolf?"

[liberty]

Well, one sentence needs punctuation between 'ones' and "it". Furthermore, 'Right on brother' requires a full stop so "we" should be "We" and may I suggest a comma after 'Right on'?

'Ses' is a little awkward. It is likely that 'esses', awkward as that is, may have been more immediately clear. However, the rule is that capitalized letters would be shown as in Ss, while lower case would be s's.

Also, in the movie to which you refer, the sentence 'we don't need no stinking badges' does not occur. The actual quote is: "Badges? We ain't got no badges! We don't need no badges! I don't have to show you any stinking badges!" Here is the clip:



There is one final point. Gold Hat utters his lines before he is in possession of any burros laden with gold.

I am crushed General.

Thanks for the clip; I was hoping that you would do that.

Now I'm happy.

yrs
Adolf

PS I'm sure you didn't expect to get away with "Happy now Adolf" when it should be "Happy now, Adolf?"

[Lord Jim]

[Lord Jim]

Siamese twins - LJ and lib? Whodda thunk?

Yuck it up Gen'l, don't forget your doppelganger:

and meade, I think that you and I are very much alike. perhaps that is why I bother you so much.....

[MajGenl.Meade]

[wesw]

[liberty]

Well, one sentence needs punctuation between 'ones' and "it". Furthermore, 'Right on brother' requires a full stop so "we" should be "We" and may I suggest a comma after 'Right on'?

'Ses' is a little awkward. It is likely that 'esses', awkward as that is, may have been more immediately clear. However, the rule is that capitalized letters would be shown as in Ss, while lower case would be s's.

Also, in the movie to which you refer, the sentence 'we don't need no stinking badges' does not occur. The actual quote is: "Badges? We ain't got no badges! We don't need no badges! I don't have to show you any stinking badges!" Here is the clip:



There is one final point. Gold Hat utters his lines before he is in possession of any burros laden with gold.

Now I'm happy.

yrs
Adolf

PS I'm sure you didn't expect to get away with "Happy now Adolf" when it should be "Happy now, Adolf?"

Sorry general even it is based on a inaccuracy it now part of our culture and I for one like “We don’t need no stinking badges” . Ok, I know that I am quoting a quote that does not actually exist, but I like it and will continue to use it. So here goes and I hope you agree, “ We don’t need no stinking” Nazis. Do you agree?

[MajGenl.Meade]

Part of the culture? Mais c'est impossible!

In Frank Lloyd Wright : An Autobiography (1943) there is mention that "A witty Frenchman has said of us: 'The United States of America is the only nation to plunge from barbarism to degeneracy with no culture in between.'"

I don't have to show you no stinking sources!

[liberty]

Part of the culture? Mais c'est impossible!

In Frank Lloyd Wright : An Autobiography (1943) there is mention that "A witty Frenchman has said of us: 'The United States of America is the only nation to plunge from barbarism to degeneracy with no culture in between.'"

I don't have to show you no stinking sources!

You like it too hey general? And I noticed that you did not use quotation marks.

[MajGenl.Meade]

You are an odd duck. Why on earth would anyone put quotation marks (incorrectly) in that sentence? I see that you do but I'll not bother to post a correction.

[oldr_n_wsr]

but I'll not bother to post a correction

Oh, please do. Please, please please?!?!!???!
Pretty please, with artificial sweetener sugar on top?

[MajGenl.Meade]

Ooooohhh O.K. then.

There's a comma missing between the 3rd and 4th 'please'. You could probably borrow it from after the 5th 'please'